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Video Transcript for "be part of something"
Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 7:33 pm
by Summertko
Being at peace. Everyone wants to experience being at peace with themselves and the world. not all of us are lucky enough to be apart of something that allows us to achieve peace. Each of you out may believe that you have the answers but, you don’t! all of your so called answers are nothing more than lies. The hymn of one is the only true answer(pause) and maybe not? This is MY eternal song, hope its yours too. elevate your life journey by singing the hymn of one with me hmmmmmm(breathe) let out all the sadness and anger hmmmmm(breathe) undo the damage to your very special verse. erase the negative notes. sing you,(pause) transition you, (pause) omit the past. never look back. everything can be yours when you sing the eternal hymn of one.
Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 7:47 pm
by SARAHPHOBIA88
Thanks! Punctuation seems to be KEY though.
Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 7:49 pm
by SARAHPHOBIA88
Being at peace.
Everyone wants to experience being at peace with themselves, with the world.
Not all of us are lucky enough to be a part of something that allows us to achieve peace.
Each of you out there may believe that you have the answers, but you don't.
All of your so-called "answers" are nothing more than lies.
The Hymn of One is the only true answer. (???) not.
This is my eternal song.
Hope it's yours too.
Elevate your life journey by singing the Hymn of One with me.
Let out all the sadness and anger.
Undo the damage to your very special force.
Erase the negative notes.
Sing you.
Transition you.
Omit the past.
Never look back.
Everything can be yours if you sing the eternal Hymn of One.
???
Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 7:52 pm
by Summertko
SARAHPHOBIA88 wrote:Thanks! Punctuation seems to be KEY though.
fixed it...
Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 8:27 pm
by SARAHPHOBIA88
Summertko wrote:SARAHPHOBIA88 wrote:Thanks! Punctuation seems to be KEY though.
fixed it...
Thank you!
Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 8:40 pm
by jill2009
"Lue" stone? = "loose" stone?
Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 9:27 pm
by Niniva
the I kind of agree with the theory that its the "blue stone" There wasnt a pause in the vidio so I looked up the word Lue. I came up with
1. Left Upper Extremity- but then there are A LOT of stones in a camp so hard to narrow that down.
2. British turn for wash room- I went to camp once. Out doors, Maybe they use rocks (I know bad...an kinda grose
)
Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 10:25 pm
by kgurl84
Pretty sure it is beneath the loose stone.
Beneath and the can blend together (beneatthe) and same with loose stone (luestone....if you say that outloud it sounds like loose stone).
The only thing that doesn't make sense is that they already recovered the box under the stone unless this video was recorded before she knew that they had recovered it.
Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 1:49 am
by skeeta
Niniva wrote:
2. British turn for wash room- I went to camp once. Out doors, Maybe they use rocks (I know bad...an kinda grose
)
it's "loo"
Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 1:58 am
by bubbleteagirl
LUE also stands for "Life, the Universe and Everything"
Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 2:18 am
by LoveAlwaysKay
kgurl84 wrote:Pretty sure it is beneath the loose stone.
Beneath and the can blend together (beneatthe) and same with loose stone (luestone....if you say that outloud it sounds like loose stone).
The only thing that doesn't make sense is that they already recovered the box under the stone unless this video was recorded before she knew that they had recovered it.
Someone in the comments mentioned that before she starts coding the "word" LUESTONE, she HUMMMMM'S a B note. I will confirm it as I am a vocalist with perfect pitch. I believe this is our clue and the word is now BLUESTONE or BLUE STONE.
Kay J. K
Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 3:23 am
by RedRevolver
LoveAlwaysKay wrote:kgurl84 wrote:Pretty sure it is beneath the loose stone.
Beneath and the can blend together (beneatthe) and same with loose stone (luestone....if you say that outloud it sounds like loose stone).
The only thing that doesn't make sense is that they already recovered the box under the stone unless this video was recorded before she knew that they had recovered it.
Someone in the comments mentioned that before she starts coding the "word" LUESTONE, she HUMMMMM'S a B note. I will confirm it as I am a vocalist with perfect pitch. I believe this is our clue and the word is now BLUESTONE or BLUE STONE.
Kay J. K
Can you stop saying perfect pitch, please? The boastfulness of that phrase is rather oppressing.
But I think that it is bluestone.
Bluestone is used to make paving slabs. So Daniel, Jonas and Sarah should be looking for a paving slab.
Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 3:27 am
by PhiaMonster
RedRevolver wrote:LoveAlwaysKay wrote:kgurl84 wrote:Pretty sure it is beneath the loose stone.
Beneath and the can blend together (beneatthe) and same with loose stone (luestone....if you say that outloud it sounds like loose stone).
The only thing that doesn't make sense is that they already recovered the box under the stone unless this video was recorded before she knew that they had recovered it.
Someone in the comments mentioned that before she starts coding the "word" LUESTONE, she HUMMMMM'S a B note. I will confirm it as I am a vocalist with perfect pitch. I believe this is our clue and the word is now BLUESTONE or BLUE STONE.
Kay J. K
Can you stop saying perfect pitch, please? The boastfulness of that phrase is rather oppressing.
But I think that it is bluestone.
Bluestone is used to make paving slabs. So Daniel, Jonas and Sarah should be looking for a paving slab.
It is blue stone. Taylor said in another forum that she believed it to be blue stone. I don't think she would lead us in the wrong direction.
Also KJK I'm very happy for you and your perfect pitch. Now please get over it.
Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 6:29 am
by nowherepixie
Taylor seems to help us along with these things. If she says Bluestone I believe her.
Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 1:10 pm
by The_CW
Okay, so I plugged "BENEATTHELUESTONE" into an anagram generator, but...the results were amazingly long. I scanned through the list, but nothing really caught my attention.