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What’s the Original Book Cover Image ABIEH?
I can’t seem to figure out what the image is on the front of ABIEH. Not sure if this was discussed but I couldn’t find it on this forum. I try to look closely to see the book that Ed’s holding (ABIEH) but can not figure out the image. Anyone have any idea of what it could be?
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Hope that helps.
@Joeyallseeing
It is a picture of a home looking at the front door. Maybe the girl he had his eye's on.
I certainly don't own an original ABIEH and nobody on this forum does either. I am confident it does exist, it is likely in someone's private collection, something Ed would be furious about.
In the older copies we can make out at least some of the symbols.
The pyramid contains four separate symbols. The "black bird" at the top.
Almost directly below is the square and what? Not exactly a compass, square and the eye?
There are two versions of that book ED is holding, one is compacted in the image you provided, the other is "open/separated"
The plastic wrap obscures the view.
That's the "opened or unlocked "version. There are two copies of what Ed is holding. This version doesn't look like a pyramid at all, rather an equilateral triangle with a symbol on either side of it.
@Joeyallseeing
This is what I see at the top
If you are still in contact with this collector - i'm willing to pitch in to acquire a copy for research and comparison.
The older copies I have are soft covers, but certainly not originals.
Jeremy Stride from code144.com sent that photo to me 11 years ago, and I haven't spoken to him in at least half that many. I can send you his email address if you like.
All good, I have the full length photo, it's in one of the many versions of ABIEH.
https://www.fallcityhistorical.org/fcwalk/neighbor-bennett/index.html
https://www.kansascity.com/living/star-magazine/article488460/Three-Gables-perhaps-Kansas-City’s-oldest-house-saved-from-ruin.html
But whose house or was it just a drawing?
Where you saw SS, it could have also been 33, then a compass in the lower left part of the triangle
It's a drawing, of a Home with symbols written on it
Most have either said the drawing looks similar to the temple of Athena, Nike or Solomon, and there are others...
You can tell the time this was taken.
See his shadow?
Keep looking at the book and not the shadows
That is what 500 pounds of cement looks like.
See the 8 ton jack lifting the porch?
I'll take a better picture later.
The ground was so soft the jack kicked out at least three times dropping the heavy load.
Once the beam almost cracked my melon.
At least the porch didn't fall down to the ground. Landed on its legs like a cat.
Which I told my brother from church, time to do what my grandfather showed me moving those big CASE INTERNATIONAL tractor's. Throw some lumber under it wider than the tracks.
Why at the beach when I ho to fly my kite I tell people who drive on the sand take cardboard boxes flattened down to get traction in the sand.
Light weight, compact, and easy to use.
Just like my kite.
Next step is strapping a lawn mower on my back.
Going to name her "the Flintstone flyer"
I seen someone a few weeks ago flying around.
S.S. is Schutzstaffel
Founded in 1925, the “Schutzstaffel,” German for “Protective Echelon,” initially served as Nazi Party leader Adolf Hitler's (1889-1945) personal bodyguards, and later became one of the most powerful and feared organizations in all of Nazi Germany.Dec 18, 2009
Special Someone + 1 variant. Gift, Music. SS. Special gift, Valentine
His/Her Majesty's Ship
Historically, prefixes for civilian vessels often identified the vessel's mode of propulsion, such as, "SS" (screw steamer), "MV" (motor vessel), or "PS" (paddle steamer). ... Historically, the most significant navy was Britain's Royal Navy, which has usually used the prefix "HMS", standing for "His/Her Majesty's Ship".
You flat earth people can believe what you want.
The small book represents the 'real information' in the book, specifically that which can be decoded. It is the contents of this small book that we are really after. The reason why ABIEH exists at all.
When I say decoded, I mean a numerical algorithm performed on the main complete text of the book itself.
The encoded text, when decoded, is much shorter than the input text.
The process by why the text can be decoded is itself symbolized by all of the elements on the cover, and thus the small book 'destination' is included as the result of this symbolic pathway.
The preface would be the second hint after the small book Ed is holding, Ed leaving us the same amount of space to see if we can do better.
Hello Jeremy, it's great to see you posting here!
@dante
Here is a fascinating ancient pictograph pattern based on the Hebrew language that may fit the bill. The gentleman that discovered or rediscovered it may have posted here years ago with interest in Leedskalnin's PMH as it may relate to the ank.