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I wanted to start a thread on this topic.
I think I understand Fulcanelli's clues, but they seem to go way out of the way
to express what they're pointing to.
I had always thought the word "Oak" would have a connection, looking in other
etymological links - oak - drus/drys, chene, Quercus, eik, oc...
The answer doesn't lie there really, not in any obvious way.
This sort of revelation doesn't occur until we get to the ram's fleece, and even then
it requires another connection/step.
One is tempted to think of Oak galls, but that is not the way, only that they
produce an ink/dye, but not the dye we're looking for.
I haven't much time, but there's a lot more I'd like to say on this subject
I think I understand Fulcanelli's clues, but they seem to go way out of the way
to express what they're pointing to.
I had always thought the word "Oak" would have a connection, looking in other
etymological links - oak - drus/drys, chene, Quercus, eik, oc...
The answer doesn't lie there really, not in any obvious way.
This sort of revelation doesn't occur until we get to the ram's fleece, and even then
it requires another connection/step.
One is tempted to think of Oak galls, but that is not the way, only that they
produce an ink/dye, but not the dye we're looking for.
I haven't much time, but there's a lot more I'd like to say on this subject