>>5620903

The weaving spiders are a reference to Arachne. See Arachne vs Athena in the myths.

The symbol of Athena is the Owl. When old orders of people had an owl and phrases equating to "weavers not allowed here" - it was an expression that could have several meanings.

In a literal sense, it could be a claim that "the little people do not belong here." Arachne, a commoner and human, challenged a goddess to an art/craft (depending on whose story you believe, either Arachne or Athena won - Arachne's conversion into a spider was either the spiteful act of a goddess shamed or a punishment dealt to an arrogant mortal).

Taking a more philosophical approach, it is more commonly held to be an expression that your daily affairs are of no concern to the group. No one cares about your day job. No one cares about how much you hate your boss, how good you banged your wife, etc - the issues the group intends to discuss are 'the realm of gods' and should not be contaminated by the concerns of weavers.

It's a sentiment with a point, but can obviously feed into certain mentalities prone to domineering schemes.

>>5620986

Well, yes, Q replied to a post containing a picture of No_Name meeting with Syrian rebels we suspect are ISIS.

The "build the web" and "find the spiders" idea seemed a bit more focused on "multiple meanings."

Anons are not nearly as far along in understanding things as they often seem to think. Yet, at the same time, they always have more than they know.

Best thing to do when expanding one's thinking is having a mind open to adventure. Never forget how grand an adventure you went on to arrive at your conclusion - the more fantastic, the more evidence you need… But there is a lot of evidence under black ink and secure storage

>>5621007

That information has been noted and filed away. The problem I have with it is that it is a laser pointer in a planetarium.

The masons are a group that loosely trace their traditions back to greek society, Prometheus, and Athena. Many other groups do, as well. These are powerful cultural symbols that many incorporated into their designs and ideology over more than a thousand years.

You're going to Korea to look for a man named Kim and getting excited to know that the man who owns the hotel you are staying at is named Kim.

>>5621017

I have been trying to track this story down a little further.

Lilith as Adam's wife was an idea put forward by the Alphabet of Bin Sira. It doesn't seem like there are earlier examples of it, although the idea itself seems to come from the way Genesis glosses over the whole "God created man and woman as equals" before we get a cut to the eden story.

The story proposes that god and Adam were not exactly keen on the idea of Lilith being "equal" - and she tore off into the wild in protest, where her and the angels basically agreed to a pact of mutual attrition - they would kill a thousand of her children every year and she would kill infants unless the names of angels were present with the child.

So… If that's how things actually went down, I have to say that I don't exactly find the story damning of lilith, and I find the whole thing a pointlessly grandiose tragedy, especially since eve was effectively masturbation incarnate.

More exotic theories put forth the idea that we are actually Lilith's children and the angels are out to massacre us. So, there is that. We'll call it "Eva Theory," since most westerners would have been exposed to the concept by Neon Genesis: Evangelion, first. There's even a bunch of cute organizations… Gihern, Seele, Nerv…. And once you know the history of Lilith's odd fixation on Children, the whole Synch Ratio and other aspects of the series lore come into focus.