Hidden Existence Guidebook

Stage 11: KMWMTUGGDGGGB



{ Stage 11: KMWMTUGGDGGGB }

E-X-T-R-A-O-R-D-I-N-A-R-Y

5-24-20-18-1-15-18-4-9-14-1-18-25

F-O-C-U-S-F-O-C-U-S-F-O-C

6-15-3-21-19-6-15-3-21-19-6-15-3

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11,39,23,39,20,21,33,7,30,33,7,33,28

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11,13,23,13,20,21,7,7,4,7,7,7,2

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K-M-W-M-T-U-G-G-D-G-G-G-B

KMWMTUGGDGGGB

K-M-W-M-T-U-G-G-D-G-G-G-B

11-13-23-13-20-21-7-7-4-7-7-7-2

F-O-C-U-S-F-O-C-U-S-F-O-C

6-15-3-21-19-6-15-3-21-19-6-15-3

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5, -2, 20, -8, 1, 15, -8, 4, -17, -12, 1, -8, -1

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5, 24, 20, 18, 1, 15, 18, 4, 9, 14, 1, 18, 25

E-X-T-R-A-O-R-D-I-N-A-R-Y

Simply visualize the above information! I want you to open a text document and write 'kmwmtuggdgggb' one hundred times.

KMWMTUGGDGGGB

KMWMTUGGDGGGB

KMWMTUGGDGGGBx97

Then you need to remember your key and original word.

FOCUS:EXTRAORDINARY:KMWMTUGGDGGGB;

You will memorize this string.

But as you visualize it in your mind. You get to choose a background and text color.

(Background)

rgb(140, 34, 200)

HEX:#8c22c8

(Text)

rgb(255, 255, 255)

HEX:#ffffff

Let us customize the last stage as well.

(Background)

rgb(247, 184, 159)

HEX:#f7b89f

(Text)

rgb(255, 255, 255)

HEX:#ffffff

So try to visualize it like this:

I do realize it is much harder to visualize pure text versus a vague object. But you have 24 hours to memorize it. Remember... if you fail. You simply restart! With hundreds of attempts, you will eventually have no issues at all.

It is like remembering a password.

You don't need to remember the colors of the background/text. That is just there because it is the pixel in a sense. The more useless information you process, allows your brain to have a buffer of unimportant information you can have decay over time.

If you are having issues. You can simply remember the key and write down this information. This is why I showed how to unencrypt it.

Everything follows a pattern...

KMWMTUGGDGGGB


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