Transcript of the audio tape introduction To the nature of nature

4. Listen to Reason! For the benefit of the listening audience and the reading public likewise, The Name NOOPOOH is spelled N-O-O-P-O-O-H and pronounced NOO-POO -- the H is silent and capitalized. In .American English Dictionaries and Anclent Philosophy, NoopooH is spelled N-O-U-S and pronounced NOOS. NoopooH is the COSMIC REASON also called SOUND RIGHT REASON and NINE-REASON, and NOONE (which is spelled N-O-O~N-E and indeed pronounced NOON) is The Science of Sound Right Reason Who is definitely The Best Mind of The One Supreme Being. NoopooH is surely The Original Prime-Mover and Original Creator of The Universes and the original per- sons, places, and things thereof. End quote. Number 5 page 2.

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