911:Occult symbolism XII
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Life
Egg
(todo)
- The pagan festival of Astarte or Ishtar (Easter) is always held in late april to celebrate the earth regenerating itself after winter. Eggs and rabbit (Note: Rabbit symbol for Playboy Magazine) symbols were used for fertility
Cosmic egg
(todo)
Death
Skulls and bones
- Various notes:
- See also: X symbolism
- "The Jesuit Order would fly the Skull & Crossbones on their Black ships. These ships were shown in the program 'Shogan' with Richard Chamberlain from the eighties. Their known as the Brotherhood of Death. This is where the Knight of Malta controlled, Nazi SS got their name and then the Russell Trust, Yale society 'Skull & Bones'. Study certain Jesuit churches and their fascination with the skulls and bones. Study the I-Mori and their fascination with skulls." -Craig Oxley
- Various skulls and bones:
Logo of the Skull and Bones secret society at Yale University, of which Prescott Bush, George Bush Sr. and George Bush were/are members. Membership is for life. |
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Deaths Head on front of Imperial German helmet |
Picture showing Deaths Head on Germany's Kaiser Wilhelm II own Liebgarde Hussar regiment of Potsdam, Berlin. |
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Arnold Schwarzenegger on the June 25th 2007 cover of TIME magazine. |
- Nazi Totenkopf:
Nazi Totenkopf ring |
The Deaths Head emblem used by the Nazi SS. |
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Sexuality
- Various notes:
Female
- Various notes:
- See also:
Virgin
- Parthenogenesis (divine birth, virgin birth)
- See also:
- Life cosmos (elemental transmutation, spontaneous generation)
Vagina
Yoni
(todo)
Placenta
- Various notes:
- See also:
(todo)
Breasts
The top of the building which houses the Dead Sea Scrolls, is shaped as a female breast and has milky-white water squirting onto it 24 hours a day. |
Male
Phallus
- See also:
- Priapus (called "Mutinus Mutunus" in Ancient Rome): "fertility god, protector of livestock, fruit plants, gardens and male genitalia."
The co-emperors Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus, the successors of Emperor Antoninus Pius (138-161), set up a column to honor the deified Antoninus. [1] |
Obelisk
- Various notes:
- The channeling of energy vortexes is the original purpose of obelisks. These energy channeling techniques were already in use by pre-antediluvian civilizations. Note that there is often a pyramid on top of the obelisk, which can act as an energy director/stabilizer.
- Over time an additional purpose for the obelisks became the self-aggrandizing of rulers such as kings, emperors, masonic cults, etc.
- See also:
- video: "Medicine Wheels, Ley Lines and Obelisks"
- video: "Raising Eden Part 2: Energy Architecture"
- Plasma cosmos: Geo currents
- Human history: Megaliths
- Standing stones:
- Menhir
- Dolmen
- Monoliths
- Megaliths
- Stupa
- Notable columns
- Standing stones:
- Occult symbolism: Phallus
- Roman triumph: "a civil ceremony and religious rite of ancient Rome. Its origins and development remain obscure: ancient Roman historians placed the first triumph in the mythical past. The triumph publicly celebrated and sanctified the military achievements of an army commander who had won great military successes"
- "Obelisk's of the world"
- "Be Fruitful and Multiply"
Karnak obelisk, (near Luxor, Egypt) |
Heliopolis obelisk (without hieroglyphs??), Saint Peter's Square, Vatican City (placed in 1586) (see also: Obelisks in Rome) |
Heliopolis obelisk obelisk, Piazza del Popolo, Rome, Italy (placed in 1589) |
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Obelisk of Theodosius, Istanbul, Turkey. (placed in 390) |
Sanssouci obelisk, Potsdam, Germany (build in 1747) |
Gamla stan, Sweden (build in 1800) |
Heliopolis obelisk, Paris (placed in 1833 from Thebes, Egypt) |
Bunker Hill Monument, Charlestown, Massachusetts, US. (build between 1827 and 1843) |
District of Columbia obelisk (build between 1848-1884) |
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Hyde Park Obelisk, Sydney, Australia (build in 1857) |
Heliopolis obelisk, City of London (placed in 1878 from Alexandria, Egypt) |
Heliopolis obelisk, New York (placed in 1881 from Alexandria, Egypt) |
Bennington Battle Monument, Vermont, US. (build in 1889) |
Buenos Aires obelisk, Argentina (built in 1936) |
San Jacinto Monument, US (build in 1939) |
Altamira, Caracas, Venezuela (build in 1944) |
Obelisk of São Paulo, Brazil (build between 1944-1970) |
Halde Hoheward, Germany (build in ?) |
Messeturm, Frankfurt am Main, Germany (1991). |
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? building in Singapore. |
- Obelisk graves of the 'elite':
Obelisk grave marker of John D. Rockefeller |
Obelisk gravestone of Thomas Jefferson |
Obelisk gravestone of James Madison |
- Black obelisks:
The Obelisk of Manishtushu found at Susa [4] |
This black obelisk was erected by Assyrian king Shalmaneser III (858-824 BC). [5] |
Black siltstone obelisk of King Nectanebo II of Egypt, Thirtieth dynasty, about 350 BC. According to the vertical inscriptions Nectanebo set up this obelisk at the doorway of the sanctuary of Thoth, the Twice-Great, Lord of Hermopolis. |
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"This Obelisk, erected for Francis North of Guildford, is in memorandum of the exceptional hospitality shown to Frederick the Prince of Wales, most noble, during his stay at the Wroxton Abbey, September 1739" [6] |
Obelisk in Elmwood Historic Cemetery on grave of successful banker and capitalist "J.J. Squier". [7] |
Fritz Scholder's Obelisk at the National Museum of the American Indian- Washington DC |
Maypole
(todo)
Lingam
(todo, male/female symbol?)
Orgy
- Various notes:
- In Ancient Egypt:
- (todo), see also: Sacred blue lily.
- Ancient south american culture:
- "Moche erotic pottery is fascinating, not only due to the vast number of sexual activities represented, but also because procreative coitus was only depicted in a limited number of circumstances when the male involved wore ceremonial garb, the female had two braids which ended in snake's heads, and the copulation occurred under an elaborate roof of a ceremonial building. In these scenes of procreative sex, additional figures are always depicted watching the couple in the building and holding their hands as though in supplication. The precise meaning of this has never been established."
- In Ancient Greece:
- "Orgion was a secret rite of the Greek Mystery religions, practiced in the worship of Demeter at Eleusis (mentioned in the Homeric Hymn to Demeter) or in worship of Dionysus (Herodotus 2.81), the Cabeiri, Demeter Achaia (Herodotus 2.51, 5.61), Orpheus, Eumolpus, or Cybele. The term could also refer to rites or sacrifices in general, the verb ὀργιάζω denoting ritual celebration." [11]
- In Ancient Rome:
- Bacchanalia were wild and mystic festivals of the Roman god Bacchus (w:Dionysus in Greek).
- In Ancient Egypt:
(image origin?) [8] |
Pedophilia
- Various notes:
- See also:
Vladimir Putin |
See: Catholic sex abuse crisis |
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