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https://trivia-library.com/b/famous-last-will-and-testament-financier-cornelius-vanderbilt.htm

WHERE THERE'S A WILL

CORNELIUS VANDERBILT, U.S. financier, died 1877

Last Will: Vanderbilt bequeathed most of his $100 million fortune from shipping and railroads to his son William. Three other children, slighted in the will, sued, contending that the old man–given to supernatural visions and commerce with mediums–was insane. Testimony in the two-year court fight alleged that William had paid a spiritualist to "transmit" instructions from his dead mother–a message requesting the senior Vanderbilt to will everything to William. While the court never decided whether the spirits or the money had talked, it ruled that occult beliefs did not prove insanity, so William triumphed and the disgruntled heirs settled out of court.

Occult beliefs do not prove insanity…

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http://revelationnow.net/2014/11/30/celtic-theory-of-the-sun-wheel/

Given the history of Grand Central Terminal and its builder, Cornelius Vanderbilt, it is not hard to understand why it is riddled with such esoteric symbolism. There is little doubt of dual meaning implied by these Occult symbols.

Whether intentional by the artist or not, these symbols pay homage to the sun god Baal and reveal the depth of Occult permeation in society. To the passers by and likely the artist as well these images are just art perhaps with harmless meaning. To the spiritually aware they are symbols of what is wrong with this broken world and point to the principalities and powers that rule in high places.