The Armature is a menu with pictures

So the hope is that it's a bridge. It's like a dictionary or if you go to a restaurant and they have like a menu with all the different pictures of the food, but you don't know how to read, right? Say you go to a restaurant in Spain or in another country and you can't read, but the restaurant has a picture, all the little pictures, and you can just point and say, I want three, or tell me about this food, or tell me about that. That's what it's for, because you might not have the language.

I might not have the language, but I do have this. And so you can go, oh, look, I'm interested in this, or this resonates, or what's this piece? And then we can talk about it. And we have a common place to start talking.

And if you're interested in, say, the crystal in the head, the phenakite crystal, and what does that mean? And where does that come from? You know, you can click on that and there's a blurb about it. And then there'll be a link to a video and then a talk and then a meditation, all kind of giving you this fully integrated way to learn.

And also you can choose your own way through the armature as opposed to being told A, B, C, D, E, F, G, which I don't think is real. Instead, you might go A and then C and then E and then G and then H, which the armature supports that, or the Theory of One and Two supports that.