Elite's Esoteric Symbols: lion

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Saturday, 19 August 2017

Abc the cat...

Atonistic art from Helsinki, Finland.

This statue by Pekka Nevalainen is called Abc the cat...

Helsinki art museum introduction:

"This jolly piece is named after the Finnish nursery rhyme about a cat climbing up a ladder. Located in the school yard, it has been welcomed with delight by the 7-12-year old pupils of this arts and skills-oriented primary school. In the piece, a strong grey cat has climbed a ladder to reach the top of a large red letter A. The artist has used several materials: the letter A is painted steel, the cat is made of grey fibreglass, the ladder of stainless steel and the base is poured concrete. The work was financed from the school's appropriations and was finished for the opening of the school in 1996."

The hidden in plain sight symbolism is around the theme of Israel. (Recommended to read first: Israel)

Let's start from the ladders. The ladders going up to the sky represent the Jacob's ladder, which is a common motif in masonic symbolism.

Masonic art: Jacob's ladder

But this is not just about masonry. This piece of art is about the Cult of Aton, of which masonry is just one branch.

Jacob was the patriarch of the bible, who was renamed by God as Israel. The name is a combination of three ancient deities Isis, Ra and El, Is-Ra-El - moon, sun and Saturn.

It's obvious that the artist knew about this fact. Just like Is-Ra-El, the three big letters in the statue are references to moon, sun and Saturn.

The letter C is self-evident. It's a crescent moon, plain and simple.

The letter A is about the sun god Aton. A for Aton. It's painted in red, which is reference to the ancient power base of "the Elite" and the Cult of Aton - Lower Egypt.

Red was the color of Lower Egypt. The Nile Delta was surrounded but the Red Land (the desert) and the crown of Lower Egypt, known as Deshret was the Red Crown.

Deshret - the Red Crown of Lower Egypt

In the letter A you can see the familiar form of the masonic pyramid with the detached capstone.

The letter B in this monument is not really about "B". (Wonder why it's lower case?) It's about the astrological sign of Capricorn, which is very similar to the lower case "b". Capricorn is ruled by Saturn.

Moon, sun and Saturn = Is-Ra-El.

And what about the cat on the statue? Could this "big cat" (or "Is-Ra-El cat") be about the lion of Judah?

The lion of Judah

More hidden in plain sight symbolism on statues on page Esoteric statues.

More about the sun cult of "the Elite" on page Cult of Aton.

Friday, 18 August 2017

Samson fountain

Example of tarot symbolism in statues from Saint-Petersburg, Russia. In Peterhof, stands a monument called Samson fountain.

From saint-petersburg.guide:

"The largest fountain in the Lower Park in Peterhof is the famous Samson Fountain that stands in the center of a bowl in from the Great Cascade. Compositionally it crowns the fountain ensemble. The height of the sculptural group is 3.5 meters, and more than 6.5 meters including the pedestal. The giant Samson is wrenching apart the lion’s jaws from which a twenty-meter-high jet shoots up. Eight gold dolphins send out jets at the giant’s feet.

The decision to build the fountain was made in 1734 when the 25th anniversary of the Russian victory over the Swedes at Poltava was being celebrated. This highly important battle in the Northern War was fought on June 27, 1709, St Samson’s Day, which explains the allegorical representation of the victory in the form of Samson’s victory over the lion. The lead sculpture was made in 1735 by Rastrelli."

Samson fountain

Allegory for the victory in the war against Sweden? Yeah, right.

Strength is a solar card ruled by Leo and Sun. The color of the statue is gold, the color associated with the Sun.

The name Samson also connotes to Sun.

"The name Samson means 'man of the sun', legendary ancient Israelite hero endowed with supernatural strength" ['Dictionary of Deities and Demons of the Bible']

The number of the card is 8, which is the number of the Sun. There are 8 golden dolphins around Samson and the lion.

8 dolphins

More about lion symbolism in the article The lion.

Thursday, 2 March 2017

J.L. Runeberg statue

One of the most visible statues in Helsinki is the J.L. Runeberg statue at the center of Esplanadi park. Johan Ludvig Runeberg is the national poet of Finland, and was perhaps the most famous person in Finland during the 19th century. His statue was designed by his son, Walter Runeberg. Both were Freemasons.

Helsinki Art Museum introduction:

Already during his lifetime, the Finnish national poet Johan Ludvig Runeberg (1804-77) was subject to a personal cult and glorification by literary critics. This left the younger generations of poets in his shadow, raising voices of criticism. Runeberg's influence and his adoration was not only national, but reached to the other Nordic countries such as Russia, Germany, France and the UK, too.

A year after Runeberg's death a committee appointed by the Estates, with Zacharias Topelius as secretary, commissioned a memorial from the poet's son Walter Runeberg, who was working in Paris at the time. The sculptor's draft was approved in 1882 and cast twice in bronze in Paris. The pedestal's Maiden of Finland, wrapped in a bearskin, was completed in 1883. In her left hand, she is holding a table with the words of the Finnish national anthem in Swedish. In her right hand she has a laurel wreath, and a pile of books lies by her feet.

The granite pedestal also contains an inscription and the year 1885. The poet Runeberg is depicted on the monument the age of 55, typically dressed in a priest's coat (like the one he wore while teaching at the Porvoo Gymnasium). His right arm is resting on his chest with the thumb stuck underneath the coat, as if he were about to begin a speech. The memorial contains no hint of the identity of the person depicted by it - it was considered self-evident. Runeberg's statue was unveiled on May 6, 1885, eight years after the poet's death.

J.L. Runeberg statue

J.L. Runeberg with the masonic "hidden hand" posture

J.L. Runeberg and Zacharias Topelius posing the masonic "hidden hand"

So, a committee headed by Zacharias Topelius, a Freemason, commissioned a memorial for J.L. Runeberg, a Freemason, from Runeberg's son, who was also a Freemason. Would it surprise you, if this memorial has some hidden in plain sight masonic symbolism?

Just look at the statue from above.

Statue surrounded with the shape of the masonic logo

The Art Museum's explanation for his posture is: "His right arm is resting on his chest with the thumb stuck underneath the coat, as if he were about to begin a speech."

Right. 'Cos that's how people always pose when they are about to give a speech?

That silly cover-up story tries to shift the focus away from the fact, that Runeberg is depicted with the masonic hand sign, called Lion's paw. This hand sign refers to the Lion of Judah - one of the most common symbols of the Cult of Aton.

Phoenixmasonry.org's definition for Lion's paw:

A mode of recognition so called because of the rude resemblance made by the hand and fingers to a lion's paw. It refers to the Lion of the Tribe of Judah. This expression is found in Revelations 5:5.

There are many ways to subtly pose with the Lion's paw. Examples:

J.L. Runeberg

Walter Runeberg

Francis Dashwood

Albert Pike

Pat Robertson

Will Smith

Sting

Juha Sipilä (Prime minister of Finland)

Saturday, 25 February 2017

Cult of Aton - part 3: The Lion

Previous part of this series: The horned Moses.

The ruling elite's Cult of Aton uses many symbols. One of the most important and most visible of them is the lion. It's a symbol you can see everywhere. You can see it in company logos, brand logos, coats of arms, movies, music industry, statues, religious art, etc. It's a very common symbol for "the Elite", but its esoteric meaning is still largely unknown for the common people.

Think about it - why is the lion in so many coats of arms of European countries? There are no lions in Europe, so why would they use such a symbol on English, Scottish, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Spanish, Bulgarian or Estonian coats of arms? Why would a country use a foreign animal on its national emblem? Wouldn't it be strange if European countries used an elephant or a kangaroo on their coats of arms?

Royal arms of England

Royal arms of Scotland

Coat of arms of Belgium

Coat of arms of Finland

One must understand, that the lion does not represent any nation (although many people tend to think so) or country. It represents the ruling elite and their Cult of Aton, which has it's roots in ancient Egypt. Being a sun cult, it is no surprise that the Cult of Aton uses the astrological symbol of the Sun as their emblem. The lion represents Leo - the Sun sign. (Sun is the planetary ruler of Leo.)

After the so called "Israelites", meaning the followers of pharaoh Akhenaton and the Cult of Aton, were kicked out of Egypt, what symbol did they use? The symbol of the Sun - the so called Lion of Judah.