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Post by zupzel on Jun 19, 2018 14:54:50 GMT -5
Thanks for the feedback guys. That will limit the tail chasing which is appreciated.
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Post by Jenny on Jun 21, 2018 9:59:39 GMT -5
Thanks Jenny! One of the things I would like to ask, and I posted this on the Oracle website, is that the author has given out clues. On April 18th, 2014, he wrote, "Today's picture will help you pinpoint the treasure but what about the bigger picture?" Since I only purchased the book recently, I don't know what "today's picture" was. I know that most people won't have notes that go back to 2014, but I am hoping that by posting, someone will remember what picture he was talking about. The author mentions in another clue that "one picture helps you pinpoint the prize", so it is almost the same clue, but written with different words. He must be referencing the same picture. I feel like this particular picture must be important for him to mention it twice in his clues. Were you able to identify the 'picture'? What picture is it that he is referring to?
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Post by GeneticBlend on Jun 21, 2018 10:27:29 GMT -5
Yes. One of the other members of the official site pointed out to me that the date 4-18-2014 was a Good Friday. So it was the crucifixion picture.
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Post by inatimate1 on Aug 13, 2018 13:36:30 GMT -5
Hi Guys, I'm new to this place and have recently stumbled across The Oracle, I've tried to dissect the clues along with the rest of you and have worked my way through the comments on the original site to try and get myself up to speed and thought I would offer my two cents to try and help reach the solution..
From what I've found, Clues 8 & 11 are both the same "today of all days time is of the essence" and both were posted on Good Friday, as was the 24th Clue "Today's picture will help you pinpoint the treasure but what about the bigger picture?"...
So we can hazard a guess that these three clues all point to the Crucifixion picture which will apparently "help us pinpoint the treasure". I've read before about the mention of the spear being a clock based reference pointing in an 11 o'clock direction, but also the reference in the poem "At eleven he was nailed to the cross", that's the time that jumps straight out when reading through the poem.
Clue #26 also says that "One picture helps you pinpoint the prize", assuming that this is the Crucifixion picture, it's safe to say that there is a real tell tale sign given by this picture that isn't give elsewhere. My assumption is that the "pinpointing" is a reference to the sun shining from behind the cross. Pinpointing is also further referenced in the 21st clue about the summer solstice, asking why it is "The Longest Day". To me the answer why is because it is the day with the longest amount of sunlight, all but confirming that the Sun is the way to "Pinpoint" the treasure.
The part about the "bigger picture" seems to be a reference to the Russia picture, as it is twice as big as the rest of them. The next time we see a reference to the "bigger picture" is in clue #28 (which Pete points out is a Belated Easter Clue):
"What happened on Good Friday? What's the link with Y2K But first the bigger picture It's not written in the scripture"
There's another mention of Good Friday and a link to Y2K, as well as the bigger picture being first... The "link" I've got to Y2K is that Good Friday was on April 21st in 2000. April 21st 753BC is traditionally believed to be the date that Rome was founded, which again I don't think is a coincidence given the specific mention of Y2K.
Four of the clues (10, 15, 26 & 29) all use the phrase "Face the Truth", clue #15 states that we have to "find" the truth before "facing" it, one of those clues that mention facing the truth is #29, which also mentions arriving at the pyramid. I'm going to have a more in depth look into this but the facing the truth just draws me to the Einstein picture, tracing from the eyes of the crystal ball Einstein through the eyes of the 'real' Einstein and up to the top border I managed to spell out the word "END", but I think that might just be purely coincidental, but there's definitely some major hint to do with faces here.
I'll get better at this in time. Just nice to find something I can get deeply involved with!
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Post by twelveworlds on Aug 13, 2019 5:02:24 GMT -5
Tracing the eyes to spell "end" conveniently matches the clue of "read between the lines". So don't be too quick to dismiss it!
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Post by jon on Aug 20, 2023 18:53:13 GMT -5
The United Kingdom (UK) is made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Im sorry if this has been answered before but can someone tell me if the area I listed as the UK is the area to be searched is this real?
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Post by ronemund on Aug 20, 2023 21:14:56 GMT -5
Yes, I can confirm the United Kingdom is real.
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