A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
F K N R U A M S W Q X O B T V H C G L Z Y D P I J E

NYOZYGU RUNWRUL PSFZ WL ZGYZS, KYZ ZGYZS, YTAVGZYTFZUOJ AVG NYOZYGU, WL 
YTFPFGU VA ZSWL.

Culture decides what is truth, but truth, unfortunately for culture, is 
unaware of this.  (page 11)

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
G L J N S Z X F O R A U I Q M Y B W E V P C T K H D

EVWMQX ISQ EOIYUH QSSN TMISQ.  VFOE TOUU QSCSW LS PQNSWEVMMN LH TSGA ISQ.  G 
EVWMQX IGQ QSSNE G TMIGQ GV FOE ZSSV, TFM OE VWPUH FOE.  GQHVFOQX SUES OE 
USEE VFGQ FOE ZPUZOUUISQV.

Strong men simply need women.  This will never be understood by weak men.  A 
strong man needs a woman at his feet, who is truly his.  Anything else is 
less than his fulfillment.  (page 12)

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
J M H S I N Y E K Z X P V F W A O U G R B T Q L D C

KF YWUIJF REI GJVI ILAUIGGKWF KG BGIS NWU 'GRUJFYIU' JFS 'IFIVD'.

In gorean the same expression is used for 'stranger' and 'enemy'.  (page 26)

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E I K O C Q V W L N F T Z D Y S H X U J A R P M G B

WYP LVDYXEDJ PYZCD EXC.  OY JWCG DYJ FDYP WYP ICEAJLQAT JWCG EXC?  OY JWCG 
DYJ FDYP WYP LDKXCOLITG CMKLJLDV JWCG EXC JY ZCD?  OY JWCG DYJ FDYP WYP JWCG 
EXC PEDJCO, WYP QLCXKCTG JWCG EXC OCULXCO?

How ignorant women are.  Do they not know how beautiful they are?  Do they 
not know how incredibly exciting they are to men?  Do they not know how they 
are wanted, how fiercely they are desired?  (page 119)


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I O M L R U B Q T C V S Y E J D N G X F Z W H P K A

FQR YIXFRG HTSS ERWEG OR QIDDK ZEFTS QR TX I YIXFRG.  FQR XSIWR HTSS ERWEG 
OR QIDDY ZEFTS XQR TX I XSIWR.  TF TX HQIF HR IGR.

The master will never be happy until he is a master.  The slave will never 
be hapy until she is a slave.  It is what we are.  (page 159)


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H P R A Q J T S B W Z G X C K Y V U E M D N L O I F

SQ BE XHEMQU, HCA B HX EGHNQ.  SQ BE KLCQU, HCA B HX KLCQA.  SQ RKXXHCAE HCA 
B KPQI.  SQ BE MK PQ YGQHEQA, HCA B HX MK YGQHEQ.  LSI BE MSBE?  PQRHDEQ SQ 
BE XHEMQU, HCA B HX EGHNQ.

He is master, and I am slave. He is owner, and I am owned.  He commands and 
I obey.  He is to be pleased, and I am to please.  Why is this?  Because he 
is Master, and I am slave.  (page 179)


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O G P T K U W A R M I V J L B E Y X C Z Q F S D N H

ZAK JKOLRLW BU ARCZBXN VRKC LBZ RL ZAK UQZQXK GQZ RL ZAK JBJKLZ.

The meaning of history lies not in the future but in the moment.  (page 230)

TRIVIA:

1)  What is the symbolism of the Kef brand?
        1)  The two frondlike curls indicate feminity and beauty; the staff 
indicates that the femininity is subject to discipline; the upturned curves 
indicate total openness and vulnerability (page 12)

2)  The tile dance signifies this:
        2)  Restlessness and misery of a love-starved slave girl (page 14)

3)  "If a woman truly is, in her secret heart, a man's slave, how can any 
female who is not a man's slave be truly a woman?  And how can any woman who 
is not truly a woman be happy?  Can a woman be free only when she is a 
slave?"  This describes what?
        3)  The paradox of the collar (page 37)

4)  What are the four common purposes of the collar?  And the 5th additional 
purpose?
        4)  Designates the girl a slave; Impresses slavery up the girl; Identifies 
the owner; Makes it easier to leash the girl; and the 5th reason...makes it 
easier to put the girl in various ties

5)  What is the source of a woman's attractiveness?
        5)  It is internal. She is vulneralbe and desires men, and wishes to be 
touched and owned.  (page 143)

6)  These are difficult and subtle.
        6)  The natures of men (page 153)

7)  What is the central truth of animal nature?
        7)  Order & structure; Dominance & Submission  (page 159)

8)  A slaves obligation is not to respect herself but rather to what?
        8)  Be herself (page 175)

9)  Gorean slaves commonly enter the master's house for the first time in 
this manner.
        9)  Carried over the threshold; On hands and knees; Thrust, bound, inside; 
or Ordered to enter alone (page 186-187)

10)  These are complimentary properties
        10)  Masculinity and femininity (page 205)

11)  Gold is more insidious than steel in this.
        11)  The art of politics (page 223)

12)  When warranted and sincere, this is worth more to some men than the 
material treasures that might move those who hold themselves their 
superiors, -- and describes what?
        12)  A small commendation (the example in the book is Bila Hurmila raising 
his hand to one of the soldiers)
             The mind of the soldier (page 229)

13)  He is the most alone of men
        13)  He who sits upon the throne (page 237)

14)  Goreans generally pass on the left to keep available provision for 
defense.  Why do those on the Ngao coast pass on the right?
        14)  To show they come in peace (page 282-283)

15)  Man is not less an animal than a sleen, rather he is what?
        15)  More complicated (page 315)

16)  Who will provide a nucleus fro a biological regeneration, and not an 
antithetical one to the nature of human beings on earth?
        16)  Small communities where courage, discipline, and responsibility may be 
recollected.  Communities which might be worthy of a Home Stone.  (page 333)

17)  A common property of human beings is that they do not pay much 
attention to the thoughts and feelings of others;  What is the Gorean 
viewpoint?
        17)  -Free men and women are usually attentive to the thoughts and feelings 
of one another.
             -Masters tend to pay a great deal of attention to the thoughts and 
feelings of their slaves.  (page 353-354)

18)  This can be an unpleasant aspect of mastery
        18)  The competition of slaves (page 374)

19)  While rivalry among men can be serious and dangerous, rivalries among 
slaves are?
        19)  petty and vicious (pge 375)

20)  This is essential during slave instruction
        20)  Strict discipline (page 421)

CRYPTO-GROUPS

WATERWAYS

XLZN WBJPKIP            Lake Ushindi
ZLAFL UPONU             Kamba River
KEZGL UPONU             Nyoka River
YJLBBL                  Thassa
QLUYPWB                 Cartius
OGBZ                    Vosk
KTLG                    Ngao
WL UPONU                Ua River
XLZN BJLFL              Lake Shaba

PEOPLES/TRIBES/CITIES

RMDIEMU                 Talunas
JDMOG UDMPTAU           Black Slavers
WMWJM                   Mamba
IGIENV                  Ukungo
JAKF                    Bazi
UOYTEQF                 Schendi
RTDTRIU                 Teletus
UWMDD XTVXDT            Small People
IUYFEQF                 Ushindi

UNUSUAL CREATURES

KMIC YFXHOK             Rock Spider
CLKXX                   Kurii
MYW                     Ost
WENKUNKXMS              Tharlarion
VLOKSMS TMSCOBY         Guernon monkeys
LTPKOUUN PXKH           Umbrella bird
VXNSX                   Giani
GOHOK                   Zeder
PULO VKLSW              Blue grunt

LOGIC PROBLEM:

On their trek up the Ua, Tarl and his fellow travellers encountered six 
waterfalls (Dancind Slave Falls, Mamba Falls, Marcher Falls, Rock Spider 
Falls, Taluna Falls, and Ua Falls).  They had to trudge up each one for a 
different length.  (10, 25, 42, 62, 84, or 105 gorean feet) to reach the 
tops.  The group stayed a different length of time at each waterfall (4, 6, 
8, 10, 12, or 18 ahn).  At each site, Tarl killed a different animal (Fish, 
Monkey, Tabuk, Tarsk, Tharlarion, and Zeder) for them to eat.

>From the clues can you determine the order in which the group encountered 
each waterfall, the length of distance to reach the top of each, the animal 
eaten, and the amount of time spent at each location?

1)  Tarl's group arrived at "Dancing Slave Falls" immediately before the 
waterfall they rested the longest at.

2)  They stayed 4 ahn longer at "Marcher Falls" than at the waterfall where 
they dined on roast Tarsk.  (Which was immediately before the one where they 
ate Tabuk).

3)  The first waterfall (where they stayed 12 ahn) was higher than both a 
waterfall with an odd number of feet in height and the 4th waterfall 
combined.

4)  Tarl killed a zeder at the last waterfall, which wasn't "Mamba Falls" 
(Which had greater ascencion than the second waterfall).

5)  The group ate tharlarion at "Ua Falls", which they arrived at 
immediately after "Taluna Falls"

6)  They arrived at "Rock Spider Falls" immediately after the waterfall with 
the greatest height and immediately before the falls where they ate monkey.

7)  Fish was eaten at the waterfall where they spent 4 ahn longer than the 
waterfall that was 62 feet in height.

8)  The group travelled an even number of feet to reach the waterfall where 
they stayed 6 ahn.

9)  The monkey was eaten at the site where they stayed 4 ahn longer than the 
waterfall that was the smallest feet in heighth.

1- Taluna Falls  - 84 feet - Fish       - 12 Ahn
2- Ua Falls      - 10 feet - Tharlarion - 6 Ahn
3- Dancing Slave Falls - 105 feet - Tarsk - 4 Ahn
4- Rock Spider Falls - 42 feet - Tabuk - 18 Ahn
5- Mamba Falls - 25 feet - Monkey - 10 Ahn
6- Marcher Falls - 62 feet - Zeder - 8 Ahn