Node

Definition and stakes

Portrait of Henry Ernest Dudeney Henry Ernest Dudeney,  Amusements in Mathematics

“ No path may be traversed more than twice. 2. When you come to a new node, take any path you like. 3. When by a new path you come to an old node or to the stop of a blind alley, return by the path you came. 4. When by an old path you come to an old node, take a new path if there is one; if not, an old path. The route indicated by the dotted line in the diagram is taken in accordance with these simple rules, and it will be seen that it leads us to the centre, although the maze consists of four islands.
FIG. 21.—How to thread the Hatfield Maze.
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Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of ʻAbdu'l-Bahá ʻAbdu'l-Bahá,  Selections from the writings of ‘Abdu'l-Bahá

“ When the Mystic Dove will have winged its flight from its Sanctuary of Praise and sought its far-off goal, its hidden habitation, refer ye whatsoever ye understand not in the Book to Him Who hath branched from this mighty Stock.’ Addressing all the people of the world He saith: When the Mystic Dove flieth away from the orchard of praise to the Most Supreme and Invisible Station—that is, when the Blessed Beauty turneth away from the contingent world towards the invisible realm—refer whatever ye do not understand in the Book to Him Who hath branched from the Ancient Root. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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