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If V=6 and W is two V's then wouldn't VW = 6 66???? maybe even 6.66? |
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I have no idea whether the letters VW mean anything. Not in my DNA
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This is one of those SYNCHRONICITY things. I was looking for another link to the below material and WAH-LAH , as they say in francaise... this was sitting on top of the Rense roll.MUST READ stuff about the cars we drive ![]() Adolf Hitler & The History of Volkswagen Case Study of Volkswagen Logo: From 1939 to Present Day AND FROM ANOTHER THREAD: [QUOTE=Zenbuoy;235566] Quote:
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Mr. Berlusconi's garden... ![]() ![]() Blavatsky - Theosophical Institute...
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http://www.ts-adyar.org/emblem.html Love is unconditional. It can be used both positive and negative. Same with symbols. Its all about intention... Last edited by Swami; 02-12-2010 at 05:17 PM. |
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![]() Are the symbols the same in the two emblems? |
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Dan Winter on the Swastika
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I see I have my homework assignment for this evening!!
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"...German socialists did not call their symbol a 'swastika.' German socialists called their symbol a Hakenkreuz. The word 'Hakenkreuz' means 'hooked cross' because it was also a reference to God and religion, as a type of cross." "...Although the swastika was an ancient symbol, Professor Rex Curry proved that it was used later by German National Socialists to represent 'S' letters for their 'socialism,' as well as an 'N' letter overlapping an 'S' letter for 'National Socialism.'" "With a 45 degree turn of his Hakenkreuz, the leader of the NSGWP [National Socialist German Workers Party] combined the swastika with socialism, and merged religion and state. That method had already been pursued by Blavatsky and the Theosophical Society. The word 'Theosophy' combines the root concept 'Theo' (for 'God' as in 'theocracy') with 'knowledge' (as in 'philosophy')." |
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Is it still active now? Theosophical Society Theosophical Society 1982 Wheaton Illinois the seal in on the left on the binding |
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![]() This is a symbol used by Madame Helena Blavatsky of the Theosophical Society during the time that she collaborated with the American socialist Edward Bellamy and his Nationalist movement in the USA. ********************************************** The only information I could glean about the symbols in the emblem from this link is:
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Anyway, the best website I have found so far on this is - ![]() ![]() - this: http://www.nachtkabarett.com/SmashingPumpkins
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It says that Blavatsky was already a prominent member of the Order of the Eastern Star when she founded the Theosophical Society. ![]() ![]() Left: Blavatsky's seal, used as her personal insignia for many years, and from which the public seal was developed. Right: The Theosophical Society's public logo... This symbol is devoid of the crown, the Kabbalistic and astrological symbols, and Blavatsky's personal monogram originally placed in the center of the Hexagram. In place of the monogram is the ankh, also known as the ansated cross or the looped tau cross. It is worthwhile to note that these symbols specifically relate to a number of the society's teachings. Some of these teachings pertain to the infinite, yet regenerative and cyclical nature of the universe. Other concepts pertain to the cosmic relation of microcosm and macrocosm (as displayed by the hexagram, composed of two triangles: one black, one white, reflecting the hermetic maxim, "as above, so below"), and the illumination of the eternal and wise as the heart of the universe. ![]() Another example of the logo. The sacred symbol of Aum can be seen resting atop the encircled swastika. The personal motto of the Theosophical Society bends around the Ouroboros, "There is no religion higher than truth". A description of the public image of the seal, as provided by the Theosophical Society's website states: In its original and its present form, the Society design contains a synthesis of the basic teachings of theosophy. It represents the universe expanding into manifestation, or evolution, from the central heart, and comprised within the serpent of time and space. The white triangle represents wisdom concealed and the black one wisdom revealed, as well as other things. The tau not only stands for the regenerated man but for life, and the circle hovering over the cosmic cross is the golden germ which will expand into future glory as the neophyte or 'embryo' develops into the grown-up being. The swastika in the small circle may be taken for the great mill of the gods, the cycle of transformation, the "Wheel of the Law." The broken ends of the swastika may turn either way without changing the symbolism. ******************************************** Why is it a serpent of time and space? |
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And lt's not forget THE GO-RILLA on this one.... HEAL!
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