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Harvard and Stone is such a cool spot!

@thebuz Arts District forever! I forgot Idle Hour was pricy because I don’t really drink anymore ha. There is definitely a Rita’s Italian ice right over there tho if anyone wants to live dangerously.

I got an email asking for my digits but no contact or nothin so I think I don’t qualify BUT I live over there so might I recommend across from Tiki No at the Idle Hour if y’all are into beers! They’ve got nice tables for everyone to lounge at too. 😁

@larry I suppose the Kingdom in this case might represent “that which you desire.” Would certainly fit with the themes we’ve seen from Noah so far.

@russell As to what he needs from us…For now? Attention. The more we talk about him the more it draws us to him. We can say we don’t trust him, don’t like him, all we want, but we’d all jump at the chance to meet him like Lia and (we thought) Bryan did. That’s his power for now, our eyes on his product, the man himself.

@coryphella ugh I keep nearly tagging Shadow Larry too. Begone, shadows!

You’re the best @larry! A font of knowledge. Perhaps this is Noah claiming that he, like Jesus (the auDACITY), requires unrelenting belief in him for us to succeed. If we join his program, we need to trust him implicitly, and the kingdom will be ours. Manipulative as heck, but unsurprising.

I would also defer to @meghanmayhem‘s colleague before any of my cobbled together research. Go to!

Something else here. The symbols on the book: eye, breadcone (the pyramid), ankh… a rough translation, and please forgive a poor grasp of typing Egyptian phoenetics, would be “ir-di-nh” or “to make to give life.”

Let’s see if I can do photos on here. It might not be anything but everything is something, right? Aleister Crowley was known to wear an Eye of Horus within a pyramid surrounded by a sunburst as ceremonial attire for The Golden Dawn.

@sfire8 EXACTLY this. What a head trip.

@sfire8 it all sounds reminiscent of that ridiculous self help book. What’s it called…The Secret? I think it was the idea of willing the things you want to be into existence though the power of positive energy. A great thought, if impractical.

And I also wonder if there’s anything to the quote that was on the Lust Instagram this morning, it’s…[Read more]

Oh @sfire8 this part of your research is poignant:
“There was no hell for the ancient Egyptians; their fate worse than death was non-existence.”

Ties in well with the whole Tinkerbell effect, willing something into Reality idea, don’t you think? A far worse than death for Noah Sinclair would be for us to stop beloeveing in him; for him not to…[Read more]

Mine is @UnicornQueen and I better start learning how to use it properly!