Superstitions/Hidden Messages
While Solomon has never endorsed psychic ability in himself or others, he does acknowledge a 'magic' or a supernatural energy beyond human understanding that communicates through our five senses and intuition, as well as through numbers, words, dreams, and symbols. A believer in the Law of Karma and the power of symbolic messages in dreams, Solomon told the Magic Circular in a recent interview that he himself is plagued by recurring, sequential and often disturbing dreams and has been since childhood.
Solomon also has a fascination with ciphers, codes and other wordplay. He is an amateur cryptographer and is striving to create an unbreakable cipher, that disallows complicated encryption and decryption techniques—making it user-friendly in the field. He commented recently on an article about on-line security in Wired Magazine in which he gave his solution to making passwords more secure.
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