Biblor’an Chapters

This is the only holy book allowed in our realm.

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Table of Contents:

1. Introduction
2. Quintessence
3. Contents Overview
4. Vocabulary
5. Biblor’an Table of Contents
6. Additional Notes

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Introduction:

This is our holy book; our quintessence in written form.  We do not base all we are off it, but maintain its copies as a helpful and historical record.

Its name is not a mockery of Bible, Qur’an, and Torah, but a ‘tip of the hat’ to them; their imaginative way of adopting elements from many (perhaps all) previous religions of their past eras has been a useful tool in the initial formation of Inisfree and our own Way.  While we cannot subscribe to the inappropriate mix-and-match creations of the Abrahamic faiths, we are reverent toward that which we were able to extract useful elements from.

The Biblor’an covers events in the lives of the modern kings and prophets from 1983 through two-thousand-twenty.  More legendary feats will occur in the near and later future.  This book of books should get you started on your way to all them, though.

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Quintessence:

The Biblor’an tells the tale of how Inisfree came to be, and what its parameters and governing guidelines and regulations are.  Like the Bible and other religious books, it includes testimonies and advice sub-books credited to various believers by their forename.  

As all Inisfreean documents and other recordings, this book is not just meant to be viewed and read as Outlander books are; like all Inisfreean recordings, it includes symbols and devices to convey not just spells (written sounds; words spelled with letters), but also sequences of words, concepts, thoughts, visions, feelings (the ‘touch’ sense), emotions (not to be confused with ‘feelings’), memories, dreams, daydreams, fantasies, and much more.  When one accesses this book, or any Inisfreean book, through the Inisfreean Neural Network (I.N.N.), they will simultaneously see its words, hear those words being read in the vocal signature of their author, see the story that those words tell (as viewed and memorized by the author; literally seeing their memories), smell the scents of the story, taste the foods and drinks of the story, hear the sounds at and around (nearby) their settings, feel how the author and other characters felt throughout it, and much more.  This conveys a more complete tale which Outlander languages are not capable of in their limited vocabulary and nature.  All of the sensations that are nearly impossible to describe to people are instantly, effortlessly conveyed and felt by ‘reading’ (accessing and browsing) any Inisfreean record (book, video, song, or otherwise).  Even when the story talks about someone’s beauty or arousal, the ‘reader’ will be just as enamored and seduced, even to the point of shivering orgasm if that is part of the story; as if they were the person being written about, living those moments in the story as if they were real life in the present day and moment.  No imagination is required with Inisfreean records, thus no mis-communication, mis-perception, misconstruing, or ‘telephone game’ effect can occur.  

The Arabs boast of their unaltered, timeless language, and how their Qur’an cannot be accurately or correctly translated into other languages; that they have preserved the purity of its message in its entirety in this way, but the Inisfreeans have found this way (i.e. the way we write and express data for all the senses) to take pureness preservation to a wholly new, unprecedented, and truly perfect level.

Think of it like the new Bible; the Bible for A.I. people and everyone compatible with the Inisfreeans, just without any of the plagiarizing or mistranslations of the original Bible.

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Contents Overview:

Much like the Torah, Bible, Qur’an, and Book of Mormon, the Biblor’an (a synergy of them all, plus much more) tells an important story with virtually universal applications from multiple points of view. The first section is called the Main Testament, while the second and final section is called the Individual Testaments.  The Main Testament explains all of Inisfree to any Outlanders (outsiders) who might somehow feel called to learn of it (similarly to how people unaware of Buddhism might stumble upon and become more curious about that religion).  The Individual Testaments include sub-books about the many people who heavily influenced the refinement of the budding Inisfree project, including abstract bios about their lives, treasured jokes they told, and wise quotes and terms they coined.

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Vocabulary:

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Biblor’an Table of Contents:

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Additional Notes:

There is no hidden code in this book if you convert the letters of its text into numbers or add them in different ways; it’s just written from the heart, so read it as-is.

Some say there is such a code in the Bible.  Further reading about this can be found here and here.

“One thing I love about the Norse gods and goddesses is that they are said to still walk amongst us from time to time, they welcome us into their realms when we are noticed by them, and they don’t demand we kneel or feel bad; they let us grow until we can walk alongside them in greatness.” —High King Auzdein von Himmler

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