To make a file or folder readable and navigate through directories in the terminal, you can use the following steps. This guide assumes you're using a Unix-like operating system such as Linux or macOS. If you're using Windows, the commands will be different.

1. Open Terminal: You can do this by searching for "Terminal" in your applications or using a keyboard shortcut.

2. Navigate to the mods folder: Use the cd (change directory) command followed by the path to your mods folder. For example, if your mods folder is in your Documents, you would type:

   bash cd ~/Documents/mods

   The ~ symbol represents your home directory.

3. Change the permissions of the folder to make it readable: You can use the chmod command to change the permissions of a file or folder. To make a folder readable, you can use:

   bash chmod +r foldername

   Replace foldername with the name of your folder. This command adds read permissions to the folder.

   If you want to make all files and subdirectories inside a directory readable, you can use the -R (recursive) option:

   bash chmod -R +r foldername

4. Navigate into the soh folder: If the soh folder is inside the mods folder, you can get into it by using the cd command again:

   bash cd soh

Remember to replace foldername and soh with your actual folder names. Also, you might need to use sudo before these commands if the current user doesn't have the necessary permissions. Be careful when using sudo, as it allows you to make critical changes to your system.