[¡¡¡¡¡¡SPOILERS!!!!!] The monolith puzzle solved "the right way"?

[NGageMegaman]

So, I recently came across this link: http://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/77173/how-is-the-monolith-puzzle-in-fez-supposed-to-be-solved/125977#125977
I haven't been on the Fez community for a couple of months, so is this the actual answer to the monolith puzzle?

[Quinterfell]

Wow, I can't believe someone actually figured that out! Very cool.

[Suges]

Unbelievable. It's correctly solved finally!

There seems to be some disagreement on whether it's the correct solution for the puzzle or just an interesting coincidence, but (to me) it's clear it is the right solution, because the four owls each give a hint for the "meta" puzzles ("the thirteen circles/name of god" = metatron, etc). I think most of us thought the line "a point of origin, after and beyond" was just game poetry but damn. That was the missing link, wasn't it.

[NGageMegaman]

Now the only thing left to discover is the "correct solution" to the heart room combination. It has to be related to the spectogram images from the soundtrack . I hope people figure that out soon.

[Suges]

Yeah. But seeing how hard the monolith was, it could be a couple years before we figure THAT out.

[Marco Barko]

Okay. Thought.
Pronunciationbook or whatever its called, those videos had some odd silent bits at the ends, it may actually be related to this! Try doing the same thing everyone did with the fez soundtracks, the sound analysis thing.(derp my vocabulary is broken today, sorry lol)

[NGageMegaman]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Riyia J Frost:

Okay. Thought.
Pronunciationbook or whatever its called, those videos had some odd silent bits at the ends, it may actually be related to this! Try doing the same thing everyone did with the fez soundtracks, the sound analysis thing.(derp my vocabulary is broken today, sorry lol)

Could you post a link of that "pronunciatonbook" video? Never heard of it.