Forgive my absence.

Forgive my absence.  I have been contemplating the Devra videos. I wrote of them on my page.  I will not speak further of them here. 

We need to contemplate this:  Hulong. Jarvis. Dr. Lynton-Wolfe.  Osiris. Deadalus. Tartarus. Dallas.  And...  The Oracle... Does she speak the words of the Archon?

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  1. Edgar Allan WrightNovember 8, 2013 at 10:09 AM

    We swim in the sea of Neptune or we sink to the lair of the Kraken.. Knowledge will power us...

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  2. Edgar Allan WrightNovember 8, 2013 at 10:10 AM

    These are my visions. Meditate on that which rests at the kraken's lair.

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  3. Typhoon JimNovember 8, 2013 at 10:23 AM

    I have often considered Dallas to be quite similar to Tartarus on my visits there. Of course, it was mostly being stuck in the airport.

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  4. Melissa L.November 8, 2013 at 10:27 AM

    You should head back and let us show you the City especially on the 16 th

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  5. Daniel Beaudoin (SK8ZION)November 8, 2013 at 11:45 AM

    When I hear Kraken, I envision the Mexican Resistance.  Will they be prevalent in Dalles?

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  6. Rory DurkinNovember 8, 2013 at 12:57 PM

    "...you've stood on the eight power spots of the earth. From these, you created Magicant, the realm of your mind. In Magicant, there's beauty, kindness, sorrow, and hatred. Of course, there's an evil and violent side of you. The Sea of Eden sits at the center of those feelings. It takes you to the truth about yourself."     

    Passing through Magicant, friends and family and enemies and experiences from the past are encountered. On the other side, the subconscious lies, the Sea of Eden:

    "The Sea of Eden is filled with ultimate intelligence. You can't go there unless you're truly ready. It's a place where you can touch the truth of the universe. Going there may bring sorrow."

    Here is home to not one but three kraken. Surviving the grasp of these beasts, we find the nightmare at the heart of Eden:

    "I am the evil part of your mind. You can't beat me. Because you are the one who forced me into being..."

    Your fears, your doubts, your darkness, in the form of a golden statue known as Mani Mani. A source of power, influence, and illusion, it brings out the evil in those who encounter it. To defeat the nightmare is to know your true self and your true strength.

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  7. Mustafa SaidNovember 11, 2013 at 5:36 PM

    Daedalus, if my research is correct, was the father of Icarus and the mastermind of the Labyrinth in which the Minotaur was kept in.
    We had an anomaly in early August called OP Minotaur which Agents built Shaper Glyphs-we still don't know what the result of that was....
    just spitting out thoughts. Edgar Allan Wright what do you think?

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  8. Melissa L.November 11, 2013 at 7:06 PM

    That's a good question. Who is Daedalus perhaps Jarvis or even the shapers themselves. Given the comments on minotaur, perhaps Shapers are more apt.

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