>>1455380
so you are upset that some discuss stuff u don't understand and or like? i feel you
who is the guardian of Pope-eye? the top of the pyramid is what is their symbol? the owl has one eye dark, for a little distance it looks one-eyed. the fight against the one-eyed structure is [Personal]
good stuff, symbolism has many many layers
agreed
just DDOS'ing the minds of the sheep
http://www.femaleilluminati.com/article-1.html
<Windswept House
story line sounds like a documentary^^
i'm very impressed with Michael Tsarions work, he goes all in on symbolism and etymology, that wher to find "them"
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infighting in the cabal
the majority of masons are also good people
courtesy
More on Owl
http://www.femaleilluminati.com/article-1.html
Wherever the red cross is found, on Templar emblems or images of St. George and the Dragon, the reference is to blood. More particularly, in the case of Masonry and Templarism it represents emasculation, the removal (ritually or physically) of the phallus. Note the proximity of the princess (with red dress) and St. George's foot on the troublesome dragon. The dragon represents the sexual urges that allegedly bar the way to service and enlightenment. Monks shaved their heads into a tonsure to represent their own celibacy, and Jews took to wearing the yarmulke to symbolize theirs. This physical or symbolic celibacy makes sense only in regards worship of the Mother Goddess. When we see images of the god Mithras slaying the bull, the underlying implication is, as in the case of St. George and his dragon, castration.