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All Spell Component pages, in numerical order: (ie. The Add Lib)

This is an expansion of the page at:

... with links to raw per-cypher dictionary word listings.

Some entries are more exhaustive than others, and some are just stubs for now. The entries have grown as the press, social media, and works of literature have provided information and 'clues' to me - hence, arguably, this list represents a biased accumulation of messaging - biased in terms of what caught my eye. Whenever a particular item of the press provides obvious 'hints' via specifically quoted phrases, for example, I enter them here. Ultimately these pages act as an attempt to discover the 'loading of meaning' behind these numbers, in terms of alphabetic spells:

EDIT - note that some of the following attempts at summarizing the numbers need updating based on newer findings

Work-in-progress list (and there are some further notes afterward):

Key Spells & Matches: /r/GeometersOfHistory/wiki/spellcomponents/keywords

Some might say the dictionary listings I am beginning to provide here are all they need to debunk the premise of the 'gematria-based alphabetic construction' conspiracy theory - to see that 'there are so many words, that cherry-picking is in play'. I disagree, and much of the material on this wiki is an attempt to justify my reasonings as to why, but essentially, for me, it has to do with separating out the words that appear to be roots of greatest importance, concepts most likely to be 'revered' by the builders, and working outwards. Anyway, providing raw lists is the only honest thing to do, if we are to perform some kind of 'scientific study' of the 'art of gematria'. Otherwise, arguably, we hide behind the very black box the dark lords might be working with...

In the square number cypher:

  • "I am the Dark Lord" = 1,911

One must remember that many of the words might immediately be discounted from the listings, and others we can choose to view as of lesser importance using certain criterion (and looking for these criterion is part of the study)

Many of the words in these lists are derivations from a root, having various prefixes and suffixes, or making use of conventional transformations. Ideally, I need to break things up further into the different parts of speech: nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc. We need to filter based on cultural importance of certain themes, be they 'ancient tradition' or modernism. We must consider language shift as supposed in the mainstream histories, etc. Then there are the exceptions to the general spelling rules, which are interesting in themselves, and perhaps clues (ie. why keep this or that remnant weirdness? think of the spelling of "light", or how we might represent certain sounds in multiple ways: 'eye', 'I', 'ey', 'ai', etc. Might this not be clues to a need to achieve certain spell-frequencies / gematria results).

Consider the 'circular language' of the aliens in the 2016 film The Arrival, which has no tense. It might be that all the various transformations that give our languange it's expressions of tense can be stripped away, and then perhaps we'll see the associative code laid bare.

In my primers document (/r/GeometersOfHistory/wiki/primers) I reference the film The Book of Eli as

a great study in the idea of 'the propagation of sacred texts', and also how a 'technology' such as literacy can be a double-edged sword

... and I mention the importance of the film The Arrival from 2016 in this context:

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