| Month | Verse | Painting | City | Jewel | Flower | Status | Immigration Group | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 11 | 3 | Roanoke Island | Garnet | White Carnation | Unsolved | England | Medievil Scarecrow |
Map
TODO
Painting
Image matches
| Painting | Clue | Source |
|---|---|---|
| something |
Verse Matches
| Verse | Clue | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Pass two friends of octave | ||
| In December | ||
| Ride the man of oz | ||
| To the land near the window | ||
| There's a road that leads to | ||
| Dark forest | ||
| Where white is in color | ||
| With two maps | ||
| After circle and square | ||
| In July and August | ||
| A path beckons | ||
| To mica and driftwood | ||
| Under that | ||
| Which may be last touched | ||
| Or first seen standing | ||
| Look north at the wing | ||
| And dig | ||
| To achieve | ||
| By dauntless and inconquerable | ||
| Determination | ||
| Your goal. |
Japanese Hint
Line 1: octave. Octave usually relates to the number 8, and it’s used in music. However Mr. Preiss hints that in this case it is a proper noun. He did not give me further hints.
Line 18-20: To achieve by dauntless and inconquerable determination. This part is a quote from a book, so let’s look at the dictionary of quotations again.
Source: http://quest4treasure.co.uk/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=8158&p=15531 & 12 Treasures The Secret Podcast
Gift Giver Nudge
The Secret's official nudge of 2021. Not too long ago I was watching a film which featured whirling dervishes In the scene the Sufi has one hand pointing to the sky accepting something from God, and one hand pointed to the earth giving something back. For a brief second I was reminded of the Roanoke painting. The painting seems to involve parallels doesn't it? One side matching the other, but not exactly. Left hand accepting, right hand releasing. Why does the right hand have a string with nothing attached? Why is the left holding a watch? Should you add something to the right? Should you remove something from the left? Is it the reverse? How would you know? Maybe there are instructions in the painting. Perhaps a plus and minus sign somewhere. Are you looking at these paintings correctly? Is anyone? I don't remember exactly what John and Byron were going for. Maybe you can help fill in the blanks. Merry Christmas, see you next year.