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Commendatori: /* Laurel */

2013-09-23T11:29:22Z

Laurel

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	File:Julius-caesar.jpg\|Julius Caesar was one of the first government officials to print his own bust on a Roman minted coin which he is featured wearing a diadem		File:Julius-caesar.jpg\|Julius Caesar was one of the first government officials to print his own bust on a Roman minted coin which he is featured wearing a diadem
	File:Julius coin.jpg\|CAES DIC QVAR COS QVINC Venus Laurel wreath Julius Caesar Aureus [http://www.flickr.com/photos/ahala_rome/5283049318/]		File:Julius coin.jpg\|CAES DIC QVAR COS QVINC Venus Laurel wreath Julius Caesar Aureus [http://www.flickr.com/photos/ahala_rome/5283049318/]
	File:Coronation-of-napoleon-bonaparte-emperor-of-france.jpg\|~~Napoleone~~ Bonaparte and his rise to power dramatically changed the political and social scene of Europe and the world of costume, including jewellery. At his coronation as Emperor of France in 1804 he wore a gold laurel wreath in the Greek taste. Each leaf represented a military victory		File:Coronation-of-napoleon-bonaparte-emperor-of-france.jpg\|Napoleon Bonaparte and his rise to power dramatically changed the political and social scene of Europe and the world of costume, including jewellery. At his coronation as Emperor of France in 1804 he wore a gold laurel wreath in the Greek taste. Each leaf represented a military victory
	File:Napoleon-crown.jpg\|See previous		File:Napoleon-crown.jpg\|See previous
			File:Fmasons.jpg\|One of the freemason logos
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	File:Uno-35.gif\|United Nations logo		File:Uno-35.gif\|United Nations logo
	File:EUROGENDFOR.png\|[[w:European Gendarmerie Force\|European Gendarmerie Force]] Logo		File:EUROGENDFOR.png\|[[w:European Gendarmerie Force\|European Gendarmerie Force]] Logo
			File:2sheraton logo.png\|[[w:Sheraton Hotels and Resorts\|Sheraton Hotels and Resorts]]
			File:Cadilac logo set.jpg\|[[w:Cadillac\|Cadillac]] logo
			File:Harvard logo.png\|[[w:Harvard\|Harvard]] School
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Commendatori: /* Laurel */

2012-10-31T12:28:35Z

Laurel

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	File:Anonymous-logo-01.jpg\|[[w:Anonymous (group)\|Anonymous]] Logo		File:Anonymous-logo-01.jpg\|[[w:Anonymous (group)\|Anonymous]] Logo
	File:Uno-35.gif\|United Nations logo		File:Uno-35.gif\|United Nations logo
			File:EUROGENDFOR.png\|[[w:European Gendarmerie Force\|European Gendarmerie Force]] Logo
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Commendatori: /* Pine cone */

2012-10-31T12:27:05Z

Pine cone

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	Image:Pinecone_Vatican.jpg\|The largest pinecone statue in the world - flanked by two [[911:Occult_symbolism_X#Peacock\|peacocks]] - near the [[w:Vatican courtyard\|Vatican courtyard]] (Court of the Pine Cone) ([~~[Image~~:Pinecone_Vatican_Museums.jpg\|larger image]]). <br/><br/>'''Note:''' that the pine cone is unopened and therefore immature and unenlightened!		Image:Pinecone_Vatican.jpg\|The largest pinecone statue in the world - flanked by two [[911:Occult_symbolism_X#Peacock\|peacocks]] - near the [[w:Vatican courtyard\|Vatican courtyard]] (Court of the Pine Cone) ([http://www.thebabylonmatrix.com/index.php?title=File:Pinecone_Vatican_Museums.jpg larger image]). <br/><br/>'''Note:''' that the pine cone is unopened and therefore immature and unenlightened!
	Image:Pinecone_Vatican_2.jpg\|(see previous)<br/><br/>'''Note:''' the [[911:Occult_symbolism_VIII#Black\|black]] [[w:sarcophagus\|sarcophagus]] in front of the pinecone statue.		Image:Pinecone_Vatican_2.jpg\|(see previous)<br/><br/>'''Note:''' the [[911:Occult_symbolism_VIII#Black\|black]] [[w:sarcophagus\|sarcophagus]] in front of the pinecone statue.
	Image:Pope_pine_cone_staff.jpg\|Papal pine cone staff		Image:Pope_pine_cone_staff.jpg\|Papal pine cone staff

Commendatori at 13:38, 16 September 2012

2012-09-16T13:38:30Z

Commendatori: /* Pine cone */

2012-05-21T22:31:50Z

Pine cone

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	Image:Pinecone_Thyrsus_001.jpg\|[[w:Thyrsus\|Thyrsus]] staff from Greek mythology [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Satyroi_mainades_Cdm_Paris_849.jpg]<br/><br/>See also: [[911:Primal_eye#Greek\|Primal eye: Greek]]		Image:Pinecone_Thyrsus_001.jpg\|[[w:Thyrsus\|Thyrsus]] staff from Greek mythology [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Satyroi_mainades_Cdm_Paris_849.jpg]<br/><br/>See also: [[911:Primal_eye#Greek\|Primal eye: Greek]]
	File:Cone06.jpg\|[[w:Dionysus\|Dionysus]], the [[w:Ancient Greece\|Greek]] god, carries the pine cone staff as a fertility symbol. Pine cones and pine cone staffs are very common on pagan statues and art symbols of fertility and regeneration. [http://historical.benabraham.com/html/pine_cone_-_greek_god_dionysus.html]		File:Cone06.jpg\|[[w:Dionysus\|Dionysus]], the [[w:Ancient Greece\|Greek]] god, carries the pine cone staff as a fertility symbol. Pine cones and pine cone staffs are very common on pagan statues and art symbols of fertility and regeneration. [http://historical.benabraham.com/html/pine_cone_-_greek_god_dionysus.html]
	File:~~Cone05~~.jpg\|[[w:Bacchus\|Bacchus]], Roman-Greek God of drunkenness and revelry, with a pine cone staff. [http://historical.benabraham.com/html/pine_cone_-_roman_god_bacchus.html]		File:Dionysus Pine cone.jpg\|[[w:Bacchus\|Bacchus]], Roman-Greek God of drunkenness and revelry, with a pine cone staff. [http://historical.benabraham.com/html/pine_cone_-_roman_god_bacchus.html]
	Image:Pinecone_Thyrsus_003.jpg\|Bronze hand of the Roman mystery cult of [[w:Sabazios\|Sabazios]]/[[w:Dionysus\|Dionysus]] (see also the [[w:Ancient Greece\|Ancient Greece]] mystery schools: [[w:Dionysian Mysteries\|Dionysian Mysteries]] and the later [[w:Eleusinian Mysteries\|Eleusinian Mysteries]] and [[w:Orphism (religion)\|Orphic Mysteries]]). <br/><br/>It dates from the late Roman Empire, when all forms of divination from [[w:scrying\|scrying]] to [[w:astrology\|astrology]], flourished.<br/><br/>'''Note:''' the [http://wikicompany.org/wiki/911:Occult_symbolism_X#Serpent serpent/dragon/lizard] head, the [http://wikicompany.org/wiki/911:Occult_symbolism_IV#Reverse_Awen reverse awen] handsign, the [http://wikicompany.org/wiki/911:Occult_symbolism_X#Bull cow/bull] above the altar, and something that resembles a human in a [[w:pupa\|pupa]].		Image:Pinecone_Thyrsus_003.jpg\|Bronze hand of the Roman mystery cult of [[w:Sabazios\|Sabazios]]/[[w:Dionysus\|Dionysus]] (see also the [[w:Ancient Greece\|Ancient Greece]] mystery schools: [[w:Dionysian Mysteries\|Dionysian Mysteries]] and the later [[w:Eleusinian Mysteries\|Eleusinian Mysteries]] and [[w:Orphism (religion)\|Orphic Mysteries]]). <br/><br/>It dates from the late Roman Empire, when all forms of divination from [[w:scrying\|scrying]] to [[w:astrology\|astrology]], flourished.<br/><br/>'''Note:''' the [http://wikicompany.org/wiki/911:Occult_symbolism_X#Serpent serpent/dragon/lizard] head, the [http://wikicompany.org/wiki/911:Occult_symbolism_IV#Reverse_Awen reverse awen] handsign, the [http://wikicompany.org/wiki/911:Occult_symbolism_X#Bull cow/bull] above the altar, and something that resembles a human in a [[w:pupa\|pupa]].
	Image:R-COA-9B.GIF\|Pigna ("pine-cone") refers to a famous bronze sculpture of roman origin, in the shape of a huge pine-cone. According to a popular mediaeval legend, it once stood on top of the Pantheon, as a lid for the round opening in the center of the building's vault. Instead, the sculpture is likely to have been used as a fountain in the Baths of Agrippa, Rome's earliest ones (late 1st century BC), which stood just behind the Pantheon's site. In the early Middle Ages the pine-cone was moved to the old St.Peter's basilica, and placed in the court before the church, to be used again as a fountain.		Image:R-COA-9B.GIF\|Pigna ("pine-cone") refers to a famous bronze sculpture of roman origin, in the shape of a huge pine-cone. According to a popular mediaeval legend, it once stood on top of the Pantheon, as a lid for the round opening in the center of the building's vault. Instead, the sculpture is likely to have been used as a fountain in the Baths of Agrippa, Rome's earliest ones (late 1st century BC), which stood just behind the Pantheon's site. In the early Middle Ages the pine-cone was moved to the old St.Peter's basilica, and placed in the court before the church, to be used again as a fountain.

Commendatori: /* Evergreen */

2012-03-03T23:48:55Z

Evergreen

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	* The [[w:Christmas tree\|Christmas tree]] or Tammuz tree represents Nimrod redivivus- the slain god revived and worshipped as Tammuz...In Babylon where this custom derives, the Lord warns the Israelites against adopting the practices of their idolatrous captives. [http://realisraelites.99k.org/paganXmas.php]		* The [[w:Christmas tree\|Christmas tree]] or Tammuz tree represents Nimrod redivivus- the slain god revived and worshipped as Tammuz...In Babylon where this custom derives, the Lord warns the Israelites against adopting the practices of their idolatrous captives. [http://realisraelites.99k.org/paganXmas.php]

	::Jeremiah 10:3-4: "For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest, the work of the hands of the workman, with the axe. They deck it with silver and gold; they fasten it with hammers, that it move not..." (to review)

	To add: Pinecone?		To add: Pinecone?

Commendatori: /* Laurel */

2012-02-26T18:01:24Z

Laurel

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	* [[w:Laurel wreath\|Laurel wreath]]: A laurel wreath is a circular wreath made of interlocking branches and leaves of the bay laurel (Laurus nobilis, Lauraceae), an aromatic broadleaf evergreen. In Greek mythology, Apollo is represented wearing a laurel wreath on his head. (wikipedia)		* [[w:Laurel wreath\|Laurel wreath]]: A laurel wreath is a circular wreath made of interlocking branches and leaves of the bay laurel (Laurus nobilis, Lauraceae), an aromatic broadleaf evergreen. In Greek mythology, Apollo is represented wearing a laurel wreath on his head. (wikipedia)
			* A laurel wreath crown is one of the oldest designs in history, and are often seen with an assortment of either flowers, leaves, fruits, twigs which then form a circular crown. Julius Caesar was one of the first government officials to print his own bust on a Roman minted coin which he is featured wearing a diadem. He wasn't the first to wear a leaf crown on his head. '''In ancient Greece, Apollo was believed by the people at the time to be an Olympian God, and was represented wearing a laurel wreath on his head.''' [http://theweddingtiara.com/archives/julius-ceasar-and-emperor-napoleon-laurel-leaf-crowns]

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			File:Julius-caesar.jpg\|Julius Caesar was one of the first government officials to print his own bust on a Roman minted coin which he is featured wearing a diadem
			File:Julius coin.jpg\|CAES DIC QVAR COS QVINC Venus Laurel wreath Julius Caesar Aureus [http://www.flickr.com/photos/ahala_rome/5283049318/]
			File:Coronation-of-napoleon-bonaparte-emperor-of-france.jpg\|Napoleone Bonaparte and his rise to power dramatically changed the political and social scene of Europe and the world of costume, including jewellery. At his coronation as Emperor of France in 1804 he wore a gold laurel wreath in the Greek taste. Each leaf represented a military victory
			File:Napoleon-crown.jpg\|See previous
			</gallery>


			Organizations
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			File:Anonymous-logo-01.jpg\|[[w:Anonymous (group)\|Anonymous]] Logo
			File:Uno-35.gif\|United Nations logo
			</gallery>

	==[[w:Evergreen\|Evergreen]]==		==[[w:Evergreen\|Evergreen]]==

Commendatori: /* Evergreen */

2011-12-06T18:03:13Z

Evergreen

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	::Jeremiah 10:3-4: "For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest, the work of the hands of the workman, with the axe. They deck it with silver and gold; they fasten it with hammers, that it move not..." (to review)		::Jeremiah 10:3-4: "For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest, the work of the hands of the workman, with the axe. They deck it with silver and gold; they fasten it with hammers, that it move not..." (to review)

			To add: Pinecone?

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	File:Evergreen Airlines logo svg.png\|Previously known as [[w:Air_America_(airline)#After_the_war\|Air America]] ( an American passenger and cargo airline established in 1950 and covertly owned and operated by the Central Intelligence Agency's (CIA) Special Activities Division from 1950 to 1976. It supplied and supported United States covert operations in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War.), After pulling out of South Vietnam in 1975, there was an attempt to keep a company presence in Thailand; after this fell through, Air America officially disbanded on June 30, 1976, and was later purchased by Evergreen International Airlines, which continues to provide support for U.S. covert operations (wikipedia)		File:Evergreen Airlines logo svg.png\|Previously known as [[w:Air_America_(airline)#After_the_war\|Air America]] ( an American passenger and cargo airline established in 1950 and covertly owned and operated by the Central Intelligence Agency's (CIA) Special Activities Division from 1950 to 1976. It supplied and supported United States covert operations in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War.), After pulling out of South Vietnam in 1975, there was an attempt to keep a company presence in Thailand; after this fell through, Air America officially disbanded on June 30, 1976, and was later purchased by Evergreen International Airlines, which continues to provide support for U.S. covert operations (wikipedia)
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Commendatori: /* Acacia */

2011-12-06T12:52:42Z

Acacia

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	Image:acacia_fraternity_franklin_chapter.jpg\|[http://www.archives.upenn.edu/histy/features/3905spruce/3905spruce4.html Franklin Chapter of Acacia Fraternity]		Image:acacia_fraternity_franklin_chapter.jpg\|[http://www.archives.upenn.edu/histy/features/3905spruce/3905spruce4.html Franklin Chapter of Acacia Fraternity]
	</gallery>		</gallery>

			==[[w:Laurel\|Laurel]]==

			* [[w:Laurel wreath\|Laurel wreath]]: A laurel wreath is a circular wreath made of interlocking branches and leaves of the bay laurel (Laurus nobilis, Lauraceae), an aromatic broadleaf evergreen. In Greek mythology, Apollo is represented wearing a laurel wreath on his head. (wikipedia)

	==[[w:Evergreen\|Evergreen]]==		==[[w:Evergreen\|Evergreen]]==

Commendatori: /* Evergreen */

2011-12-01T17:51:54Z

Evergreen

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	* The [[w:Christmas tree\|Christmas tree]] or Tammuz tree represents Nimrod redivivus- the slain god revived and worshipped as Tammuz...In Babylon where this custom derives, the Lord warns the Israelites against adopting the practices of their idolatrous captives. [http://realisraelites.99k.org/paganXmas.php]		* The [[w:Christmas tree\|Christmas tree]] or Tammuz tree represents Nimrod redivivus- the slain god revived and worshipped as Tammuz...In Babylon where this custom derives, the Lord warns the Israelites against adopting the practices of their idolatrous captives. [http://realisraelites.99k.org/paganXmas.php]

	::Jeremiah 10:3-4: "For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest, the work of the hands of the workman, with the axe. They deck it with silver and gold; they fasten it with hammers, that it move not..."		::Jeremiah 10:3-4: "For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest, the work of the hands of the workman, with the axe. They deck it with silver and gold; they fasten it with hammers, that it move not..." (to review)

	<gallery>		<gallery>
			File:Evergreen Airlines logo svg.png\|Previously known as [[w:Air_America_(airline)#After_the_war\|Air America]] ( an American passenger and cargo airline established in 1950 and covertly owned and operated by the Central Intelligence Agency's (CIA) Special Activities Division from 1950 to 1976. It supplied and supported United States covert operations in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War.), After pulling out of South Vietnam in 1975, there was an attempt to keep a company presence in Thailand; after this fell through, Air America officially disbanded on June 30, 1976, and was later purchased by Evergreen International Airlines, which continues to provide support for U.S. covert operations (wikipedia)
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	File:Julius-caesar.jpg\|Julius Caesar was one of the first government officials to print his own bust on a Roman minted coin which he is featured wearing a diadem		File:Julius-caesar.jpg\|Julius Caesar was one of the first government officials to print his own bust on a Roman minted coin which he is featured wearing a diadem
	File:Julius coin.jpg\|CAES DIC QVAR COS QVINC Venus Laurel wreath Julius Caesar Aureus [http://www.flickr.com/photos/ahala_rome/5283049318/]		File:Julius coin.jpg\|CAES DIC QVAR COS QVINC Venus Laurel wreath Julius Caesar Aureus [http://www.flickr.com/photos/ahala_rome/5283049318/]
	File:Coronation-of-napoleon-bonaparte-emperor-of-france.jpg\|~~Napoleone~~ Bonaparte and his rise to power dramatically changed the political and social scene of Europe and the world of costume, including jewellery. At his coronation as Emperor of France in 1804 he wore a gold laurel wreath in the Greek taste. Each leaf represented a military victory		File:Coronation-of-napoleon-bonaparte-emperor-of-france.jpg\|Napoleon Bonaparte and his rise to power dramatically changed the political and social scene of Europe and the world of costume, including jewellery. At his coronation as Emperor of France in 1804 he wore a gold laurel wreath in the Greek taste. Each leaf represented a military victory
	File:Napoleon-crown.jpg\|See previous		File:Napoleon-crown.jpg\|See previous
			File:Fmasons.jpg\|One of the freemason logos
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	File:Uno-35.gif\|United Nations logo		File:Uno-35.gif\|United Nations logo
	File:EUROGENDFOR.png\|[[w:European Gendarmerie Force\|European Gendarmerie Force]] Logo		File:EUROGENDFOR.png\|[[w:European Gendarmerie Force\|European Gendarmerie Force]] Logo
			File:2sheraton logo.png\|[[w:Sheraton Hotels and Resorts\|Sheraton Hotels and Resorts]]
			File:Cadilac logo set.jpg\|[[w:Cadillac\|Cadillac]] logo
			File:Harvard logo.png\|[[w:Harvard\|Harvard]] School
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	Image:Pinecone_Thyrsus_001.jpg\|[[w:Thyrsus\|Thyrsus]] staff from Greek mythology [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Satyroi_mainades_Cdm_Paris_849.jpg]<br/><br/>See also: [[911:Primal_eye#Greek\|Primal eye: Greek]]		Image:Pinecone_Thyrsus_001.jpg\|[[w:Thyrsus\|Thyrsus]] staff from Greek mythology [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Satyroi_mainades_Cdm_Paris_849.jpg]<br/><br/>See also: [[911:Primal_eye#Greek\|Primal eye: Greek]]
	File:Cone06.jpg\|[[w:Dionysus\|Dionysus]], the [[w:Ancient Greece\|Greek]] god, carries the pine cone staff as a fertility symbol. Pine cones and pine cone staffs are very common on pagan statues and art symbols of fertility and regeneration. [http://historical.benabraham.com/html/pine_cone_-_greek_god_dionysus.html]		File:Cone06.jpg\|[[w:Dionysus\|Dionysus]], the [[w:Ancient Greece\|Greek]] god, carries the pine cone staff as a fertility symbol. Pine cones and pine cone staffs are very common on pagan statues and art symbols of fertility and regeneration. [http://historical.benabraham.com/html/pine_cone_-_greek_god_dionysus.html]
	File:~~Cone05~~.jpg\|[[w:Bacchus\|Bacchus]], Roman-Greek God of drunkenness and revelry, with a pine cone staff. [http://historical.benabraham.com/html/pine_cone_-_roman_god_bacchus.html]		File:Dionysus Pine cone.jpg\|[[w:Bacchus\|Bacchus]], Roman-Greek God of drunkenness and revelry, with a pine cone staff. [http://historical.benabraham.com/html/pine_cone_-_roman_god_bacchus.html]
	Image:Pinecone_Thyrsus_003.jpg\|Bronze hand of the Roman mystery cult of [[w:Sabazios\|Sabazios]]/[[w:Dionysus\|Dionysus]] (see also the [[w:Ancient Greece\|Ancient Greece]] mystery schools: [[w:Dionysian Mysteries\|Dionysian Mysteries]] and the later [[w:Eleusinian Mysteries\|Eleusinian Mysteries]] and [[w:Orphism (religion)\|Orphic Mysteries]]). <br/><br/>It dates from the late Roman Empire, when all forms of divination from [[w:scrying\|scrying]] to [[w:astrology\|astrology]], flourished.<br/><br/>'''Note:''' the [http://wikicompany.org/wiki/911:Occult_symbolism_X#Serpent serpent/dragon/lizard] head, the [http://wikicompany.org/wiki/911:Occult_symbolism_IV#Reverse_Awen reverse awen] handsign, the [http://wikicompany.org/wiki/911:Occult_symbolism_X#Bull cow/bull] above the altar, and something that resembles a human in a [[w:pupa\|pupa]].		Image:Pinecone_Thyrsus_003.jpg\|Bronze hand of the Roman mystery cult of [[w:Sabazios\|Sabazios]]/[[w:Dionysus\|Dionysus]] (see also the [[w:Ancient Greece\|Ancient Greece]] mystery schools: [[w:Dionysian Mysteries\|Dionysian Mysteries]] and the later [[w:Eleusinian Mysteries\|Eleusinian Mysteries]] and [[w:Orphism (religion)\|Orphic Mysteries]]). <br/><br/>It dates from the late Roman Empire, when all forms of divination from [[w:scrying\|scrying]] to [[w:astrology\|astrology]], flourished.<br/><br/>'''Note:''' the [http://wikicompany.org/wiki/911:Occult_symbolism_X#Serpent serpent/dragon/lizard] head, the [http://wikicompany.org/wiki/911:Occult_symbolism_IV#Reverse_Awen reverse awen] handsign, the [http://wikicompany.org/wiki/911:Occult_symbolism_X#Bull cow/bull] above the altar, and something that resembles a human in a [[w:pupa\|pupa]].
	Image:R-COA-9B.GIF\|Pigna ("pine-cone") refers to a famous bronze sculpture of roman origin, in the shape of a huge pine-cone. According to a popular mediaeval legend, it once stood on top of the Pantheon, as a lid for the round opening in the center of the building's vault. Instead, the sculpture is likely to have been used as a fountain in the Baths of Agrippa, Rome's earliest ones (late 1st century BC), which stood just behind the Pantheon's site. In the early Middle Ages the pine-cone was moved to the old St.Peter's basilica, and placed in the court before the church, to be used again as a fountain.		Image:R-COA-9B.GIF\|Pigna ("pine-cone") refers to a famous bronze sculpture of roman origin, in the shape of a huge pine-cone. According to a popular mediaeval legend, it once stood on top of the Pantheon, as a lid for the round opening in the center of the building's vault. Instead, the sculpture is likely to have been used as a fountain in the Baths of Agrippa, Rome's earliest ones (late 1st century BC), which stood just behind the Pantheon's site. In the early Middle Ages the pine-cone was moved to the old St.Peter's basilica, and placed in the court before the church, to be used again as a fountain.

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	File:Cone06.jpg\|[[w:Dionysus\|Dionysus]], the [[w:Ancient Greece\|Greek]] god, carries the pine cone staff as a fertility symbol. Pine cones and pine cone staffs are very common on pagan statues and art symbols of fertility and regeneration. [http://historical.benabraham.com/html/pine_cone_-_greek_god_dionysus.html]		File:Cone06.jpg\|[[w:Dionysus\|Dionysus]], the [[w:Ancient Greece\|Greek]] god, carries the pine cone staff as a fertility symbol. Pine cones and pine cone staffs are very common on pagan statues and art symbols of fertility and regeneration. [http://historical.benabraham.com/html/pine_cone_-_greek_god_dionysus.html]
	File:Dionysus Pine cone.jpg\|[[w:Bacchus\|Bacchus]], Roman-Greek God of drunkenness and revelry, with a pine cone staff. [http://historical.benabraham.com/html/pine_cone_-_roman_god_bacchus.html]		File:Dionysus Pine cone.jpg\|[[w:Bacchus\|Bacchus]], Roman-Greek God of drunkenness and revelry, with a pine cone staff. [http://historical.benabraham.com/html/pine_cone_-_roman_god_bacchus.html]
	Image:Pinecone_Thyrsus_003.jpg\|Bronze hand of the Roman mystery cult of [[w:Sabazios\|Sabazios]]/[[w:Dionysus\|Dionysus]] (see also the [[w:Ancient Greece\|Ancient Greece]] mystery schools: [[w:Dionysian Mysteries\|Dionysian Mysteries]] and the later [[w:Eleusinian Mysteries\|Eleusinian Mysteries]] and [[w:Orphism (religion)\|Orphic Mysteries]]). <br/><br/>It dates from the late Roman Empire, when all forms of divination from [[w:scrying\|scrying]] to [[w:astrology\|astrology]], flourished.<br/><br/>'''Note:''' the [~~http://wikicompany.org/wiki/~~911:Occult_symbolism_X#Serpent serpent/dragon/lizard] head, the [~~http://wikicompany.org/wiki/~~911:Occult_symbolism_IV#Reverse_Awen reverse awen] handsign, the [~~http://wikicompany.org/wiki/~~911:Occult_symbolism_X#Bull cow/bull] above the altar, and something that resembles a human in a [[w:pupa\|pupa]].		Image:Pinecone_Thyrsus_003.jpg\|Bronze hand of the Roman mystery cult of [[w:Sabazios\|Sabazios]]/[[w:Dionysus\|Dionysus]] (see also the [[w:Ancient Greece\|Ancient Greece]] mystery schools: [[w:Dionysian Mysteries\|Dionysian Mysteries]] and the later [[w:Eleusinian Mysteries\|Eleusinian Mysteries]] and [[w:Orphism (religion)\|Orphic Mysteries]]). <br/><br/>It dates from the late Roman Empire, when all forms of divination from [[w:scrying\|scrying]] to [[w:astrology\|astrology]], flourished.<br/><br/>'''Note:''' the [[911:Occult_symbolism_X#Serpent\|serpent/dragon/lizard]] head, the [[911:Occult_symbolism_IV#Reverse_Awen\|reverse awen]] handsign, the [[911:Occult_symbolism_X#Bull\|cow/bull]] above the altar, and something that resembles a human in a [[w:pupa\|pupa]].
	Image:R-COA-9B.GIF\|Pigna ("pine-cone") refers to a famous bronze sculpture of roman origin, in the shape of a huge pine-cone. According to a popular mediaeval legend, it once stood on top of the Pantheon, as a lid for the round opening in the center of the building's vault. Instead, the sculpture is likely to have been used as a fountain in the Baths of Agrippa, Rome's earliest ones (late 1st century BC), which stood just behind the Pantheon's site. In the early Middle Ages the pine-cone was moved to the old St.Peter's basilica, and placed in the court before the church, to be used again as a fountain.		Image:R-COA-9B.GIF\|Pigna ("pine-cone") refers to a famous bronze sculpture of roman origin, in the shape of a huge pine-cone. According to a popular mediaeval legend, it once stood on top of the Pantheon, as a lid for the round opening in the center of the building's vault. Instead, the sculpture is likely to have been used as a fountain in the Baths of Agrippa, Rome's earliest ones (late 1st century BC), which stood just behind the Pantheon's site. In the early Middle Ages the pine-cone was moved to the old St.Peter's basilica, and placed in the court before the church, to be used again as a fountain.
	Image:RIONE09.GIF\|(see previous)		Image:RIONE09.GIF\|(see previous)
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	Image:Pinecone_Vatican.jpg\|The largest pinecone statue in the world - flanked by two [[911:Occult_symbolism_X#Peacock\|peacocks]] - near the [[w:Vatican courtyard\|Vatican courtyard]] (Court of the Pine Cone) ([~~http://www.wikicompany.org/wiki/~~Image:Pinecone_Vatican_Museums.jpg larger image]). <br/><br/>'''Note:''' that the pine cone is unopened and therefore immature and unenlightened!		Image:Pinecone_Vatican.jpg\|The largest pinecone statue in the world - flanked by two [[911:Occult_symbolism_X#Peacock\|peacocks]] - near the [[w:Vatican courtyard\|Vatican courtyard]] (Court of the Pine Cone) ([[Image:Pinecone_Vatican_Museums.jpg\|larger image]]). <br/><br/>'''Note:''' that the pine cone is unopened and therefore immature and unenlightened!
	Image:Pinecone_Vatican_2.jpg\|(see previous)<br/><br/>'''Note:''' the [[911:Occult_symbolism_VIII#Black\|black]] [[w:sarcophagus\|sarcophagus]] in front of the pinecone statue.		Image:Pinecone_Vatican_2.jpg\|(see previous)<br/><br/>'''Note:''' the [[911:Occult_symbolism_VIII#Black\|black]] [[w:sarcophagus\|sarcophagus]] in front of the pinecone statue.
	Image:Pope_pine_cone_staff.jpg\|Papal pine cone staff		Image:Pope_pine_cone_staff.jpg\|Papal pine cone staff
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	** Various names: Nymphaea caerulea, Egyptian blue lily, Sacred blue lily.		** Various names: Nymphaea caerulea, Egyptian blue lily, Sacred blue lily.
	** This is an '''[[911:Entheogens\|entheogenic]] plant''' (see also this [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rh8fId33xA video]).		** This is an '''[[911:Entheogens\|entheogenic]] plant''' (see also this [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rh8fId33xA video]).
	*** "'''It was considered extremely significant in [[w:Egyptian mythology\|Egyptian mythology]], since it was said to rise and fall with the ~~[http://wikicompany.org/wiki/911:Plasma_cosmos#~~Sun ~~Sun]~~.''' Consequently, due to its colourings, it was identified, in some beliefs, as having been the original container, in a similar manner to an [[w:egg (biology)\|egg]], of [[w:Atum\|Atum]], and in similar beliefs [[w:Ra\|Ra]], both [[w:solar deities\|solar deities]]. As such, its properties form the origin of the lotus variant of the [[w:Ogdoad\|Ogdoad]] cosmogeny. It was the '''symbol of the Egyptian deity [[w:Nefertem\|Nefertem]]'''." [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nymphaea_caerulea]		*** "'''It was considered extremely significant in [[w:Egyptian mythology\|Egyptian mythology]], since it was said to rise and fall with the Sun.''' Consequently, due to its colourings, it was identified, in some beliefs, as having been the original container, in a similar manner to an [[w:egg (biology)\|egg]], of [[w:Atum\|Atum]], and in similar beliefs [[w:Ra\|Ra]], both [[w:solar deities\|solar deities]]. As such, its properties form the origin of the lotus variant of the [[w:Ogdoad\|Ogdoad]] cosmogeny. It was the '''symbol of the Egyptian deity [[w:Nefertem\|Nefertem]]'''." [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nymphaea_caerulea]
	*** "The blue lily does have psychoactive effects, but in my experience it is not a trip like acid or peyote, and instead is very mild, more so than marijuana. It is however a '''very powerful [[w:aphrodisiac\|aphrodisiac]]'''." [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rh8fId33xA]		*** "The blue lily does have psychoactive effects, but in my experience it is not a trip like acid or peyote, and instead is very mild, more so than marijuana. It is however a '''very powerful [[w:aphrodisiac\|aphrodisiac]]'''." [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rh8fId33xA]

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	Image:Nefertem_001.jpg\|[[w:Nefertem\|Nefertem]] (or: Nefertum, Nefer-Tem, Nefer-Temu) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nefertoum_E3502_mp3h8834.jpg]		Image:Nefertem_001.jpg\|[[w:Nefertem\|Nefertem]] (or: Nefertum, Nefer-Tem, Nefer-Temu) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nefertoum_E3502_mp3h8834.jpg]
	Image:Sacred_blue_lily_001.jpg\|(origin?) [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rh8fId33xA]		Image:Sacred_blue_lily_001.jpg\|(origin?) [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rh8fId33xA]
	Image:Sacred_blue_lily_002.jpg\|(origin?) [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rh8fId33xA]<br/><br/>See also: [~~http://wikicompany.org/wiki/~~911:Occult_symbolism_XII#Orgy Orgy]		Image:Sacred_blue_lily_002.jpg\|(origin?) [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rh8fId33xA]<br/><br/>See also: [[911:Occult_symbolism_XII#Orgy\|Orgy]]
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	Image:Nazi-scouts.jpg\|[[w:Nazi\|Nazi]] Boy Scout medal		Image:Nazi-scouts.jpg\|[[w:Nazi\|Nazi]] Boy Scout medal
	Image:New_templars.gif\|This flag was first used in 1907 by the [[w:Order of New Templars\|Order of New Templars]], a secret society in [[w:Austria\|Austria]] founded by [[w:Lanz von Liebenfels\|Lanz von Liebenfels]]. <br/><br/>This order was the forerunner to the ideals of the [[w:Nazi\|Nazi]] party.		Image:New_templars.gif\|This flag was first used in 1907 by the [[w:Order of New Templars\|Order of New Templars]], a secret society in [[w:Austria\|Austria]] founded by [[w:Lanz von Liebenfels\|Lanz von Liebenfels]]. <br/><br/>This order was the forerunner to the ideals of the [[w:Nazi\|Nazi]] party.
	Image:1000577964_4e81200018_m.jpg\|The Nazi [[w:Totenkop\|Totenkop]] belt buckle worn by [[w:Arnold Schwarzenegger\|Arnold Schwarzenegger]], displaying two [[w:Fleur-de-lis\|Fleur-de-lis]]. <br/> See also: [~~http://wikicompany.org/wiki/~~911:Occult_symbolism_IV#Death Death]		Image:1000577964_4e81200018_m.jpg\|The Nazi [[w:Totenkop\|Totenkop]] belt buckle worn by [[w:Arnold Schwarzenegger\|Arnold Schwarzenegger]], displaying two [[w:Fleur-de-lis\|Fleur-de-lis]]. <br/> See also: [[911:Occult_symbolism_IV#Death\|Death]]
	Image:Saints.gif\|The [[w:fleur-de-lis\|fleur-de-lis]] is the logo of the [[w:NFL\|NFL]]'s [[w:New Orleans Saints\|New Orleans Saints]] football team.		Image:Saints.gif\|The [[w:fleur-de-lis\|fleur-de-lis]] is the logo of the [[w:NFL\|NFL]]'s [[w:New Orleans Saints\|New Orleans Saints]] football team.
	Image:Flag of Quebec.svg.png\|The [[w:fleur-de-lis\|fleur-de-lis]] in the flag of [[w:Quebec\|Quebec]].		Image:Flag of Quebec.svg.png\|The [[w:fleur-de-lis\|fleur-de-lis]] in the flag of [[w:Quebec\|Quebec]].
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	Image:Tudor_Rose_001.jpg\|[[w:Tudor rose\|Tudor rose]]<br/><br/>"The Tudor rose (sometimes called the Union Rose) is the traditional floral heraldic emblem of England and takes its name and '''origins from the [[w:911:Black_Nobility#Tudor_dynasty\|Tudor dynasty]]'''." [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tudor_rose]<br/><br/> "'''The Tudor Rose is a secret symbol of the Elite Most Noble [[911:Order_of_the_Garter\|Order of the Garter]].''' To understand the symbol you have to research into the Mystic degrees of Freemasonry 18th degree and upwards. '''The symbol is [[911:Order Rosae Crucis\|Rosicrucian]]''' (Rosy Cross) and has a two fold meaning. The two rose, (one white, one red) represent the the two orders, Inner and Outer. The white rose is a 5 pointed star, and represents the S.S ([[w:Silver Star\|Silver Star]]) outer order, and he red rose (upside down 5 pointed star) represents the Inner order of the Knights Companions of the Order of the Garter, the Knights of Rhodes and Malta. The Companions of 300 Knights (the Rosicrucians) of the Order of the Round Table. They represent the York rite of Freemasonry, and are the successors of the Knight Templar." [http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=5141620&op=1&o=all&view=all&subj=9058733955&aid=-1&oid=9058733955&id=783650424]		Image:Tudor_Rose_001.jpg\|[[w:Tudor rose\|Tudor rose]]<br/><br/>"The Tudor rose (sometimes called the Union Rose) is the traditional floral heraldic emblem of England and takes its name and '''origins from the [[w:911:Black_Nobility#Tudor_dynasty\|Tudor dynasty]]'''." [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tudor_rose]<br/><br/> "'''The Tudor Rose is a secret symbol of the Elite Most Noble [[911:Order_of_the_Garter\|Order of the Garter]].''' To understand the symbol you have to research into the Mystic degrees of Freemasonry 18th degree and upwards. '''The symbol is [[911:Order Rosae Crucis\|Rosicrucian]]''' (Rosy Cross) and has a two fold meaning. The two rose, (one white, one red) represent the the two orders, Inner and Outer. The white rose is a 5 pointed star, and represents the S.S ([[w:Silver Star\|Silver Star]]) outer order, and he red rose (upside down 5 pointed star) represents the Inner order of the Knights Companions of the Order of the Garter, the Knights of Rhodes and Malta. The Companions of 300 Knights (the Rosicrucians) of the Order of the Round Table. They represent the York rite of Freemasonry, and are the successors of the Knight Templar." [http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=5141620&op=1&o=all&view=all&subj=9058733955&aid=-1&oid=9058733955&id=783650424]
	Image:Luthers_Rose.jpg\|The "Christian" [[w:Luthers Rose\|Luthers Rose]] <br/><br/>'''See also:''' the [~~http://wikicompany.org/wiki/~~911:Vatican_%26_Jesuits_research#The_Reformation_and_Vatican_control Reformation dialectic] linked to the [[911:Order Rosae Crucis\|Order Rosae Crucis]].		Image:Luthers_Rose.jpg\|The "Christian" [[w:Luthers Rose\|Luthers Rose]] <br/><br/>'''See also:''' the [[911:Vatican_%26_Jesuits_research#The_Reformation_and_Vatican_control\|Reformation dialectic]] linked to the [[911:Order Rosae Crucis\|Order Rosae Crucis]].
	Image:luther_rose_inverted_pentagram.jpg\|[[911:Occult_symbolism_III#Inverted_5-pointed_star\|Inverted pentagram]] in the [[w:Luther rose\|Luther rose]] [http://www.freigeistforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=18092.45]		Image:luther_rose_inverted_pentagram.jpg\|[[911:Occult_symbolism_III#Inverted_5-pointed_star\|Inverted pentagram]] in the [[w:Luther rose\|Luther rose]] [http://www.freigeistforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=18092.45]
	Image:Lgrose.jpg\|[[w:Rose Cross\|Rose Cross]]		Image:Lgrose.jpg\|[[w:Rose Cross\|Rose Cross]]