Azul,Cyan, Magenta, marinating how I reproduce and organize my picture notes, how words inspire a picture… to produce a maps’ 🔐, the minute clues to me are just as important as complex completion of levels,,.. 5 senses…each a flash in the round canyon…idea of time travel like flash. hey Estevan his flash of inspiration could have been in Rocky Mountains or while reading a book while studying the Fenn box while listening to his favorite song. Thanks for helping focus my thoughts. Family Trees, Music Videos….😊(6)
He uses breeze and wind three times in this chapter that guided him to specific things. First, it literally guided him to find the piece of treasure in this chapter by clicking on an ad. he says wind is the inspirational force that can guide us magically to "serendipity and destiny." Then finishes with, “If you ever feel discouraged while searching, remember you can aspire for a little help. Call to it. Just like *peering behind a rock* to find a treasure box, inspiration can appear almost anywhere. Just feel for where the *breeze* nudges you." Inspiration, in this chapter, represents treasure much like Joy did earlier. And, I wouldn't discount the black Baptist story, either. That was the first time he supposedly felt inspired in his earlier childhood relating to religion. Seems really important to him.
@@dwiii1635 thank you for engaging with comments! Each time anyone comments I feel it helps out the whole community- it’s like a second brainstorm session down here. I wonder how we can apply the wind or breeze hint to either a BOTH spot OR maybe we can see wind/breeze in later chapters?
As far as the intro to your video… I couldn’t agree more. You have to read the book a couple times before you start to hunt I didn’t not work on a small box first but I do agree with the first point
@@mattybeezer there may be a few people out there’s who brains are wired differently and can spot the clues right away but I do think JCB intended for the whole book to be read first, and he wrote it in a way that stuff only appears on a second or third pass. Which I would love to hear from a mystery writer or anyone who’s been published… how do you even do that? How can you write something that hides layers of meanings?
Azul,Cyan, Magenta, marinating how I reproduce and organize my picture notes, how words inspire a picture… to produce a maps’ 🔐, the minute clues to me are just as important as complex completion of levels,,.. 5 senses…each a flash in the round canyon…idea of time travel like flash. hey Estevan his flash of inspiration could have been in Rocky Mountains or while reading a book while studying the Fenn box while listening to his favorite song. Thanks for helping focus my thoughts. Family Trees, Music Videos….😊(6)
@@brianpcarr1326 thank you for taking the time to comment! And I wish you the best luck on your hunt for a box!
He uses breeze and wind three times in this chapter that guided him to specific things. First, it literally guided him to find the piece of treasure in this chapter by clicking on an ad. he says wind is the inspirational force that can guide us magically to "serendipity and destiny." Then finishes with, “If you ever feel discouraged while searching, remember you can aspire for a little help. Call to it. Just like *peering behind a rock* to find a treasure box, inspiration can appear almost anywhere. Just feel for where the *breeze* nudges you." Inspiration, in this chapter, represents treasure much like Joy did earlier. And, I wouldn't discount the black Baptist story, either. That was the first time he supposedly felt inspired in his earlier childhood relating to religion. Seems really important to him.
@@dwiii1635 thank you for engaging with comments! Each time anyone comments I feel it helps out the whole community- it’s like a second brainstorm session down here. I wonder how we can apply the wind or breeze hint to either a BOTH spot OR maybe we can see wind/breeze in later chapters?
Nice catch! Yes, I wonder if we should look into lighthouses or wait to hear more in upcoming chapters.
As far as the intro to your video… I couldn’t agree more. You have to read the book a couple times before you start to hunt
I didn’t not work on a small box first but I do agree with the first point
@@mattybeezer there may be a few people out there’s who brains are wired differently and can spot the clues right away but I do think JCB intended for the whole book to be read first, and he wrote it in a way that stuff only appears on a second or third pass. Which I would love to hear from a mystery writer or anyone who’s been published… how do you even do that? How can you write something that hides layers of meanings?
“Pigeon’s Blood” is a color of unique specie of ruby. RGB+B are the colors of pixels necessary to paint a TV or any modern day digital screen.
@@agypsyskiss got it! So RGB is digital, could be accidental or intentional- he does say he wants this hunt to be analog
Give credit where credit is due. Lion's share is closer to sea than the heavens. But don't forget the water.
Hope it’s not around Inspiration Point by Eaton fires.
@@mollyjane4280 I hope and think he looked up fire hot spots or high risk areas and avoided them when hiding the treasure