There are many mental fish, offerings of fish, and mythological fish allusions throughout the whole series.
All the cows are female = Isis cows
Link leaves all caves through the light slit, as a being of light, an allusion to the Capricorn exit in the cave of the nymphs.
The clocktower in the center of Clocktown is point/phallus in a circle symbolism.
Clock Town = Saturn Town

The advertising for Majora's Mask, and the bad ending scene blatently allude to 911.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=h0v2TKxhKSc [Embed]
0:14 volcano = Vulcan/Tubal Cain, point/phallus(volcano) in circle(smoke ring), moon between two pillars, The World Mountain
0:17 checker pattern
0:24 point(moon) in a circle(Clocktown)
0:27 moon between two pillars
0:43 horizon = Horus, Horus the Elder = "The Great Black One"
Happy Mask Man asks Link how he did right after. He knows Link will resurrect.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=DtXCd-2wIEo [Embed]
>Isis cows
>1:36 Link teleports up out of the cave through the light slit = Capricorn/Saturn exit

Manly P Hall breaking down The Magic Flute, and it's hidden meaning for initiated Masons. This will give you flashbacks to playing Zelda. He even mentions the iron bar doors that seal you in the water, and fire trial dungeons.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=DqkPNnKAcAs [Embed]

Here Manly P Hall breaks down the symbolism of the cave of the nymphs, and says "Homer" was a mystery school adherent due to the cave's symbolism.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZkW0OrsV7DE [Embed]


Wind Waker starts with link in a Cancer lobster shirt.
Sunken Hyrule is Atlantis.
Link comes to the islands as a hero/god from the sea.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=MlbKJrxNQX4 [Embed]
Link is a dying and rising god. He can get killed, but always resurrects to save the world.

Minda = Isis
Wolf Link = Anubis
Link = Horus
Minda and Link meet in subterranean caverns, like an Isis mystery school ritual. Minda/Isis, and Wolf Link/Anubis work together to birth Link/Horus.
Link uses green grass to call the Hawk = Horus. Green symbolized fresh plant growth, and Horus's eye.
Link stops the Ordon goats with his bare hands, just like Nimrod did to bulls. BOTW Link's barbarian helmet is a horned Nimrod helmet.

Skyward Sword's floating islands are a reference to the Egyptian belief that the sky was an ocean, and the sun and moon were floating islands on it.

Nimrod subdued the horses, and used them to fight off the wild animals. BOTW Link tames wild horses. BOTW has wild horses because the flood killed off OOT, and MM's tame horses. Nimrod established his order after the flood. BOTW takes place post-flood Hyrule.
Nimrod hunted for deer, boar, and jackals from horseback with a bow. Nimrod used hunting exercises to prepare his followers for war. The Deer Hunting mini-game involved hunting deer, and boar. OOT had Anubis jackal enemies.
Calamity Gannon's intro cut scene mirrors the light and dark moisture scene from the Corpus Hermeticum.

Hyrule warriors has you defending cities like Nimrod.

The new Link's Awakening is full of Mason symbolism; Kabbalah dreamer, black/white palms, volcano with egg on top, point in circle, Minerva owl, etc.

past threads,
Freemason Video Games v2
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/202547092/#202547092
Freemason Video Games v3
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/202585199/#202585199
Freemasons Assassinated Nintendo President Satoru Iwata
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/196419946/#196419946

Zelda Illuminati symbolism
https://youtube.com/watch?v=cmhwS4SSUMA [Embed]

Japs have been controlled by Freemasons since WW2. All their media is full of Freemason, and Saturn symbolism.

https://www.thoughtco.com/colors-of-ancient-egypt-43718

Green (Ancient Egyptian name "wahdj'"was the color of fresh growth, vegetation, new life and resurrection (the latter along with the color black). The hieroglyph for green is a papyrus stem and frond.

Green was the color of the "Eye of Horus," or "Wedjat," which had healing and protective powers, and so the color also represented well-being. To do "green things" was to do behave in a positive, life-affirming manner.

Link's mother becomes a tree. I think that's World Tree symbolism; your mother the tree.

Curiously, Link's bully ends up living inside his hollowed out Mom. A touch of the Saturn cult.

Cancer lobster shirt signifies the beginning of the ritual. The Wind Waker was about Atlantis. Notice the constant light, and dark world themes in the series?

There are so many alternate variations of the moon dropping on the two trade Towers ad. Coupled with all the symbolism in the bad end of Majora's Mask, it seems undeniable this wasn't intentional.

Here's some vids on Freemason symbols in vidya.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=3byd521_Ifc [Embed]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=9D_nbFKkigk [Embed]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=raZJd_Adb2Y [Embed]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=B_pnkr4bi1A [Embed]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=jkVHmBzY5tw [Embed]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=bXwQA_XgYqA [Embed]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=4v8VW50LcAU [Embed]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=50F9906QzII [Embed]
1:10 British Freemasons brag about putting the all seeing eye on the dollar bill

Mario 64 Freemason ritual
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1075258475020779520.html

https://youtube.com/watch?v=cyv6ZehQyTQ [Embed]
>you are approaching Saturn
>we are 5 years away from entering the 21st century(911)
4:57 "Sega Saturn, play your games in the 21st century, and leave the rest of the world behind"

The third speaker wears a red hat, Master Mason symbolism. The "rods and cones" are in black and white clothes. The white rod guys look like kkk suits, . At 3:00 you see a leather clad guy in a dress, male/female symbolism. The "OPTIC NERVE" guy at 6:01 is wearing a red fez hat(Shriner symbolism).

https://youtube.com/watch?v=fkN9p0E91MY [Embed]

Genesis does what Nintendon't! = inversion/duality

Pic related shows all the suspicious pedo-tier stuff in the "eastern" desert.

Green frogs are old occult transformation symbolism. They show up in all the Zeldas.

>Bomber's Secret Society of Justice

The gilded sword symbolizes an iron coming up into gold. It's training you to serve an aristocracy.

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Gilded_Sword

Once the Kokiri Sword has been reforged into the Razor Sword by the Mountain Smithy, it is able to be further upgraded into the Gilded Sword.[2] To do so, Link must obtain some Gold Dust by winning the Goron Race and have at least twenty-four hours left in the current three-day cycle.[3] When the young hero gives Zubora a Bottle of Gold Dust, Gabora will reforge the Razor Sword into the Gilded Sword for free, taking a full day to complete.

http://factmyth.com/platos-five-regimes/

kikepedia/wiki/Noble_lie

>And again, if from these there is born a son with unexpected gold or silver in his composition they shall honor such and bid them go up higher, some to the office of guardian, some to the assistanceship, alleging that there is an oracle that the city shall then be overthrown when the man of iron or brass is its guardian.[2]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=VFhnZ1Nf7b8 [Embed]

Calamity Gannon's intro was a reference to the light and dark moisture in the Hermetica.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=WWzZ8_fCHbc [Embed]

https://www.alchemylab.com/pymander.htm

Methought a Being more than vast, in size beyond all bounds, called out my name and saith: What wouldst thou hear and see, and what hast thou in mind to learn and know?

2. And I do say: Who art thou?

He saith: I am Man-Shepherd, 3 Mind of all-

p. 4

masterhood 1; I know what thou desirest and I’m with thee everywhere.

3. [And] I reply: I long to learn the things that are, and comprehend their nature, and know God. This is, I said, what I desire to hear.

He answered back to me: Hold in thy mind all thou wouldst know, and I will teach thee.

>4. E’en with these words His aspect changed, 2 and straightway, in the twinkling of an eye, all things were opened to me, and I see a Vision limitless, all things turned into Light,—sweet, joyous [Light]. And I became transported as I gazed.

>But in a little while Darkness came settling down on part [of it], awesome and gloomy, coiling in sinuous folds, 3 so that methought it like unto a snake. 4

>And then the Darkness changed into some sort of a Moist Nature, tossed about beyond all power of words, belching out smoke as from a

p. 5

>fire, and groaning forth a wailing sound that beggars all description.

>[And] after that an outcry inarticulate came forth from it, as though it were a Voice of Fire.

5. [Thereon] out of the Light . . . 1 a Holy Word (Logos) 2 descended on that Nature. And upwards to the height from the Moist Nature leaped forth pure Fire; light was it, swift and active too.

https://blogs.wdav.org/2014/08/mozart-101-part-3-of-4-the-magic-flute/

>German poet Goethe once said about The Magic Flute, “If the multitude find pleasure only in what is actually visible, the initiated will not fail to perceive the higher meaning.” Those “initiated” are none other than the Freemasons.

Mozart became a Mason in December 1784 and was an active member until his death seven years later. Freemasonry in Mozart’s time was driven by a desire to spread the ideals of the Enlightenment – reason, tolerance, and humanism. Mozart found solace in these principles as he dealt with the passing of his father, troubles in his marriage, and his ever-growing debt. It is no surprise then that his later works became saturated with Masonic themes. The Magic Flute is certainly no exception.

Written at a time when Freemasonry was condemned and discredited, The Magic Flute has been called an “Enlightenment allegory, veiled in masonic ritual.”

>Mozart didn’t limit his Masonic nods to just the abstract allegorical level. Freemason rituals and symbolism are scattered throughout the opera. Take the number three, for example. This numeral, an important figure to the Masons, occurs again and again: the main character Tamino is rescued by three ladies and guided along his journey by three boys; he must endure three trials to join the brotherhood; the snake representing ignorance is cut into three pieces. Mozart even goes so far as to write the work in a key signature with three flats.

The Magic Flute, meant to epitomize the meaning of Freemasonry, was Mozart’s last completed composition. He fell ill two days after its premiere. In the delirium of that fatal sickness, Wolfgang would run through the opera in his head, experiencing the power of his own music. He died after the show’s 67th performance. One hypothesis regarding Mozart’s death is that Masons poisoned him for revealing their secrets.

>Majora's Mask is a mystery
>The Mystery of Majora's Mask
>present something which is very mysterious

>The Horseman of the Apocalypse
>A Moon Landing (Freemason control of NASA)

It's full of Freemason, mystery school allusions.

Pic related. NASA straight says Horus is Saturn.

The Royal Family's Tomb hints at the murder of Princess Dianna.

Multiple site say the frog symbolizes transformation.
>http://theunexplainedmysteries.com/occult-symbols.html

In ancient China the toad was a trickster and a magician, a master of escapes and spells. But he was also the keeper of powerful secrets. One legend tells a story of a wandering wise old man called Liu Hai and his three-legged toad companion Ch'an Chu. Ch'an Chu knew the secret of eternal life, and due to his masters kindness he revealed the secret to the wise man. In Japan a similar legend involves the Gama-Sennin, also known as Kosensei, a wise old man with a hunched body and a warty face. Kosensei wanders the land with his toad companion, who teaches him the secret powers of herbs, including the secret of immortality.

Frogs and toads go through at least one major transformation during their lives, that from tadpole to adult. Many also shed their skins regularly as they grow, and some even eat their discarded skin. These transformations may explain why many cultures saw frogs and toads as symbolic of re-creation, or as keepers of the secrets of life after death. Members of the Olmec tribes of early Mesoamerica created images of a toad as the ‘God of rebirth’, reborn after consuming itself and thus caught up in the never-ending cycle of life and death.

As much as the frog was seen as a symbol of life and birth, it was also seen as a symbol of death. Some European myths tell that it was bad luck to kill a frog for they housed the souls of dead children. In the ancient Zoroastrian religion of the Middle East the frog was associated with Ahriman (the most evil of all beings). In Europe, it wasn’t until the Middle Ages that the frog was given such an unfavourable reputation, and the frog went from being a sacred symbol of creation to a manifestation of evil. The frog (along with other animals) was quickly associated with Witches, and thought to be their devoted magical animal used to carry out all sorts of diabolical deeds.

https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/antique-masonic-cream-ware-frog-lizard-tadpole-mug-96d4b3ebb8

>antique Masonic frog mug
>various stages of transformation

>Honey and darling are male, and female dualities spinning around a center pole. Honey has dark curly jew hair.

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Honey_and_Darling
Honey and Darling may possibly draw reference from Romeo and Juliet, the two title characters from William Shakespeare's tragedy Romeo and Juliet, who felt deep infatuation for one another.

Honey and Darling are obviously based off of Rome and Juliet. Shakespeare was a Mason. Their duality, and center pole symbolism ins undeniable.

Here's a high quality version of the Majora's Mask info. The previous one is 4chan friendly.

BOTW uses Chinese architecture, and the women run around in Yoga pants. It's definitely not the Nuremberg Hyrule of old. Many of the characters look like mutts. The one eye motif is everywhere. The people look like hormonaly unbalanced trannies with huge, feminine hips. BOTW towers are phallus's with circle platforms; phallus in a circle.

Shieka Slates are obviously smart phones. That game trains kids to take their CIA spy phone everywhere, and use it to solve problems.

Pic related, some other anon made a gold post that led me down the rabbit hole.

http://factmyth.com/platos-five-regimes/
This guy instinctively used Zelda to illustrate the five regimes. It is a very rigid class system, which you're forced to adhere to.

The Osiris, Isis, and Horus myth is central to Freemasonry. Shakespeare alluded to it here.

Virtual Boy was telling you that playing games makes you a human sacrifice; red and black. Notice how the Mason sports always get front row and center; baseball, football, soccer, basketball, sand golf? Vidya is just electronic sports and games to waste your time for the Saturn cult.

Here's a vid on Nights. It features a lot of Mason symbolism.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=3aOkXQ46Nes [Embed]

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/zelda-timeline-revised-to-include-breath-of-the-wi/1100-6460970/

Officially, the Legend of Zelda timeline splits into three branches, with Ocarina of Time acting as the inflection point. One branch, in which the Hero of Time is defeated, leads to a dark timeline that covers Link to the Past and the original Legend of Zelda. The other two, in which the Hero of Time is victorious, branches from the childhood and adult versions of Link. The child has his own adventures leading to Majora's Mask and his legacy being remembered in Twilight Princess, while the adult timeline eventually floods Hyrule and brings about Wind Waker.

It's all very confounding, but one aspect of the revision simplifies it quite a bit. According to the latest official timeline on the Japanese site, all three of those possibilities end with Breath of the Wild.
>That means that whether it's in the ruined Hyrule, the legacy Hyrule, or the new Hyrule established after the flood, the events in BotW can work out. That potentially gives Nintendo a nice clean start-point for any sequels that follow BotW.

One other minor revision to the timeline switches the order of two games. Link's Awakening had been listed as following the Oracle of Ages and Seasons games, but now Link's Awakening comes first. It's a minor change, but it makes a bit more sense. The western site has not been edited yet to make any such changes to the timeline.


Here were my past threads on Power rangers and Super Sentai. I'll post more related video game stuff.

Power Rangers & Zyurangers are Freemason Zionist Propaganda
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/216413749/#216413749

Power Rangers is Jewish Propaganda
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/214236775/#214236775

Power Rangers is Jewish Propaganda
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/214202700/#214202700


The new Sonic movie trailer showed an upside down star on a police cruiser, and a blue craft flying over the pyramids.

https://sonic.fandom.com/wiki/Robotnik%27s_Pyramid_Scheme
Robotnik arrives in Ancient Mobigypt. They see Sonic's ancestor, Masonic the bricklayer. They plan on keeping him from meeting Penelope so they will never have children and generations later Sonic will never be born. Penelope runs the local Chili Dog stand, so Masonic is on his way over to her for a bite to eat. Masonic is intercepted by Scratch who is dressed like a woman and tries to seduce him. Not interested at all, Masonic tries to get away from him, but Grounder pulls out a laser and they capture Masonic.
>cross dressing
>Hiram Abiff

The mummy of Robotnikhotep wakes up and is wearing the Chaos Emerald of immortality. Sonic tries to Spin Attack him, but can't hurt him.
>tries to cut his limbs off just like Seth did to Osiris

The Mummy Hedgehog gives Sonic his necklace with another emerald which gives him a blue energy shield that can protect him from Robotnik's immortality.
>emerald = Emerald Tablets of Thoth
>blue = Freemason immortality color

Robotnik's Pyramid Scheme" is the fiftieth episode of the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog television series. Despite being produced as the fiftieth episode, it aired as the thirty-ninth episode during the show's original run.
>39 in Gemetria would symbolize a descent into beast/base form.

Later dialogue in the episode( 2lbs 3oz = 35oz, later Robotnick yells to "Add one more!" = 36oz
>36 is the Freemason number for male and female united dualities, which is the theme of the episode.

>>76630
Here's an archive link to the original Zelda = Zionism thread from 4chan. The pics I can't post right now are in that thread.

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/232376217

These are the pics I can't post on endchan.
>>232376696
>>232391033

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/232376217/#q232376696
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/232376217/#q232391033


I wasn't aware of the password system on here. Can a mod delete the blank posts?

>>76637
https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Clock_Town
https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Clock_Town

Clock Town's western entrance has a Venus/Lucifer mollusc shell on top of the gate. The two rocky outcrops at the shoreline mirror those mentioned in Homer's cave of the nymphs.

Ocarina of Time's castle walls were straight segments, with bastions jetting out. They are realistic, and defensible. Clock Twon is completely blind. It would be awful to defend.It's completely symbolic. The clock tower is phallus/point in a circle symbolism. The moon is the feminine Isis aspect crushing the phallus. Many people say the two towers coming down symbolized the destruction of masculine and feminine dualities. The erection of the one world trade tower symbolizes the unity of dualities. A wave of tranny propaganda came after 911.

https://symbolreader.net/2014/07/14/the-secrets-of-the-odyssey-10-return-to-ithaca-through-the-cave-of-the-nymphs/

>“When on the East the sheer bright star arose

>that tells of coming Dawn, the ship made landfall (mollusc shell on western gate = Venus/Lucifer)

and came up islandward in the dim of night.

Phorkys, the old sea baron, has a cove

>here in the realm of Ithaka; two points

>of high rock, breaking sharply, hunch around it, (two rocky points on western beach)

making a haven from the plunging surf

that gales at sea roll shoreward. Deep inside,

at mooring range, good ships can ride unmoored.

There, on the inmost shore, an olive tree

throws wide its boughs over the bay; nearby

>a cave of dusky light is hidden (Bombers Club hideout)

for those immortal girls, the Naiadês.

Within are winebowls hollowed in the rock

>and amphorai; bees bring their honey here; (bee symbolism)

and there are looms of stone, great looms, whereon

the weaving nymphs make tissues, richly dyed

as the deep sea is; and clear springs in the cavern

f low forever. Of two entrances,

>one on the north allows descent of mortals, (northern descent into Bomber's Club hideout)

>but beings out of light alone, the undying,

>can pass by the south slit; no men come there.” (southern ascent up to the telescope in the observatory, looking through the telescope is Link becoming a "being of light", Link ascends out of all the caves through the light slit)

Homer, The Odyssey, Book XIII, transl. Robert Fitzgerald


http://www.tertullian.org/fathers/porphyry_cave_of_nymphs_02_translation.htm

High at the head a branching olive grows
And crowns the pointed cliffs with shady boughs.
A cavern pleasant, though involved in night,
Beneath it lies, the Naiades delight:
Where bowls and urns of workmanship divine
And massy beams in native marble shine;
On which the Nymphs amazing webs display,
Of purple hue and exquisite array,
The busy bees within the urns secure
Honey delicious, and like nectar pure.
Perpetual waters through the grotto glide,
A lofty gate unfolds on either side;
That to the north is pervious to mankind:
The sacred south t'immortals is consign'd."

>>76643
Buzz Lightyear, the Game Gear, and that Sonic episode all have the flag of Mars tri-color. That seemed suspicious. In the beginning of Robotnick's pyramid scheme, where you see the Mars tri-color, it also shows an emerald(Emerald Tablet of Thoth), a Masonic eagle or Horus falcon/hawk, a snake, a lightning bolt, an Egyptian cross, and a mummy(Osiris).

>Rauru is the builder of the Second Temple = Cyrus the Great

The owl visits you in the south, and north portion of Majora's Mask; more cave of the nymphs symbolism. The owl makes you take a leap of faith across invisible block. You have to follow his feathers. Masons talk about having faith,a nd making leaps of faith a lot. This sequence brings you to the lense of truth, which looks like Horus's eye.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=sudaey72RMA [Embed]
3:16 Southern Swamp Shooting Gallery has Capricorn/Nimrod horns, a Nimrod leopard head, and hunting symbolism. The trees are all palms and baobab trees(Tree of Life)
7:25 The northern mountains(World Mountain)have Cancer crab enemies(blue Tektite)
https://www.ign.com/wikis/the-legend-of-zelda-majoras-mask/Blue_Tektite
11:45 the owl puts you through a leap of faith trial to get the Horus eye truth lens

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Rauru

Rauru,[1] also known as Kaepora Gaebora when in his owl form, is an ancient Hylian and the Sage of Light in Ocarina of Time. Many ages before the events of Ocarina of Time, he constructed a new, second Temple of Time over the former location of the Sealed Temple during the Era of Chaos, a chaotic period that followed many years after the events of Skyward Sword. He did so to protect the Triforce from the onslaught of greed, with the Temple of Light, situated at the center of the Sacred Realm, becoming its resting place and the Temple of Time acting as its only, locked entrance. Rauru then remained in the Temple of Light and protected the sacred relic for many years.[2]

During the events of Ocarina of Time, Rauru is not seen outside of the Sacred Realm except in his owl form as Kaepora Gaebora. He helps and watches over Link, the Hero of Time, many times throughout his quest, anonymously in his owl form when Link is a child and in his Hylian form when he is an adult. The connection between his Hylian and owl forms remains ambiguous to the public, being a mere rumor from a Gossip Stone.

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Kaepora_Gaebora

Ocarina of Time

In ancient times, Rauru built the Temple of Time. Afterwards, he remained within the Temple of Light, only leaving the Sacred Realm as Kaepora Gaebora, his owl form.[7] According to a Gossip Stone, he is rumored to be the reincarnation of an ancient Sage.[8]

After Link defeats Gohma and leaves the Kokiri Forest, Kaepora Gaebora is found for the first time in the edge of the woods in Hyrule Field, where it directs Link to Hyrule Castle.[9] Afterwards, it constantly appears before Link in various areas. Kaepora Gaebora can transport Link to various locations, including a secret entrance to a house in Kakariko Village where a Piece of Heart is located.
Majora's Mask

>In the world of Termina, Kaepora Gaebora makes two appearances.[10] In the Southern Swamp beside the entrance to Woodfall, it teaches Link the "Song of Soaring", which allows him to warp between the various Owl Statues. It says that the act of playing the song binds them as eternal friends.[11]

>Kaepora Gaebora later reappears in the Goron Village of Snowhead, inquiring if his Owl Statues have been helpful,[12] and hoping that Link has the courage to change Termina's doomed future.[13][14] It guides Link to the Lens of Truth by dropping its feathers on each of the invisible platforms that form the path to the Lone Peak Shrine.[15][16] Later, Darmani's ghost hints that Kaepora Gaebora had told him that Link would soon be coming.[17] This implies that Kaepora Gaebora led Link to the Lens of Truth so he would be able to help the lingering spirit of Darmani.

>>76662
Did you watch more of the episodes? I haven't picked it up in a while.

>>76673
Half my threads on pol this year have been deleted, and I get banned. V would probably delete it. I don't see much conspiracy talk there. Dumping on B might work. I think this is a huge redpil because everyone is so familiar with Zelda. Showing it to be propaganda would redpill a lot of people.

Bill Cooper explaining the various mystery schools and how they relate to modern government.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=2iCLykzJ0d8 [Embed]

Huge redpill from Manly P Hall on the secret societies that founded America, and their utopian visions for it's future.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=kv4btLi8gLA [Embed]

Manly P Hall's extensive history of all religions, and mystery schools.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=xp3epMxF7H4 [Embed]

Manly P Hall was brought into Masonry as a 33rd degree for his extensive history on Masonry, and the mystery schools. This talk explains how he was talked into cutting out his thyroid, and eventually strangled to death. Half his stuff was stolen, and never recovered.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=qefbUVy8AmQ [Embed]

The rest of these vids are related Manly P Hall talks.

Training the Faculty of Intuition. A very interesting introduction into the "mental coordinator."
https://youtube.com/watch?v=0tKq1F_o0W0 [Embed]

The Self That Thinks
https://youtube.com/watch?v=hZECC-2C4fg [Embed]

Hidden Meaning Of The Kabbalah Explained
https://youtube.com/watch?v=i_PTfBj1IZ8 [Embed]

The Secret Meaning Behind Playing Cards
https://youtube.com/watch?v=wB_VoggDV_I [Embed]

The Initiation of The Pyramid
https://youtube.com/watch?v=hGn4nYJjWNM [Embed]

Initiation Rites Of Ancient Egypt
https://youtube.com/watch?v=0CQxfQOyhLA [Embed]

Planets & the Ancient Gods
https://youtube.com/watch?v=BeAOut8swgQ [Embed]

Hidden Esoteric Rituals In Early America
https://youtube.com/watch?v=tkkinLftppI [Embed]

Atlantean Records in Greece & Egypt
https://youtube.com/watch?v=RmLhqHaMB5E [Embed]

Manly P. Hall - Spinal Column & the Kundalini
https://youtube.com/watch?v=NS4I6DoUTv4 [Embed]

Maturity Is An Illusion
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ymC56RP7Mtg [Embed]

Love Your Enemies
https://youtube.com/watch?v=OaS6amwmDSM [Embed]

The Moon's Tear symbolizes Isis's tears, and the later flood. You get the tear after you do the cave of the nymphs sequence, and look through the telescope(become a being of light). Majora's Mask ends with a rainbow. God used the rainbow to mark his promise that he would never flood the world again. Here they allude to the flood with Isis's tear, show you the rainbow at the end, and the next game released was Wind Waker. The Wind Waker was entirely flooded.

It's a satanic inversion of the story. They are making god into a liar who floods the humans after the rainbow.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=F1IqUwpint4 [Embed]
21:23 rainbow emerges after Termina is saved

Ocarina of Time had a rainbow bridge that took you up to Gannon's castle. More satanic rainbow symbolism.
https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Rainbow_Bridge

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Moon%27s_Tear
Moon's Tears are fall from the surface of the Moon to Termina, so named by Professor Shikashi because they fall from what appears to be the Moon's eye.[1] They're rumored to be the shiniest stones in the world and are consequently highly valuable.[2]

Professor Shikashi keeps one of these rare stones in a display case, which the Skull Kid threatened to steal.[3] Link can acquire a single Moon's Tear for himself by peering through the telescope in the Astral Observatory. When Link takes a closer look at the Skull Kid,[4] who is fooling around on the top of the Clock Tower,[5] a Tear will fall from the Moon and impact just outside the observatory with a bang. Afterwards, the Skull Kid will taunt Link and disappear. The young hero can then find it embedded in a small crater where it landed, just within the fenced area outside the Observatory door.

kikepedia/wiki/Isis
Sirius's heliacal rising, just before the start of the Nile flood, gave Sopdet a close connection with the flood and the resulting growth of plants.[61]
>Partly because of her relationship with Sopdet, Isis was also linked with the flood,[62] which was sometimes equated with the tears she shed for Osiris.

By Ptolemaic times she was connected with rain, which Egyptian texts call a "Nile in the sky"; with the sun as the protector of Ra's barque;[64] and with the moon, possibly because she was linked with the Greek lunar goddess Artemis by a shared connection with an Egyptian fertility goddess, Bastet.[65] In hymns inscribed at Philae she is called the "Lady of Heaven" whose dominion over the sky parallels Osiris's rule over the Duat and Horus's kingship on earth.

>Isis was often characterized as a moon goddess, paralleling the solar characteristics of Serapis.
She was also seen as a cosmic goddess more generally. Various texts claim she organized the behavior of the sun, moon, and stars, governing time and the seasons which, in turn, guaranteed the fertility of the earth.[160] These texts also credit her with inventing agriculture, establishing laws, and devising or promoting other elements of human society. This idea derives from older Greek traditions about the role of various Greek deities and culture heroes, including Demeter, in establishing civilization.

Here's some good info on Nimrod, Vulcan, and Tubal Cain. Fire, volcanoes, and lightning are often allusions to Vulcan/Tubal Cain.

>>76630
>>76631
>>76691
>1998 Ocarina of Time
>2000 Majora's Mask; Isis tears alluding to flood, rainbow false peace promise at the end
>2001 9/11 terror attacks = The Flood
>2002 Wind Waker; flooded Hyrule
>2017 Breathe of the Wild; Nimrod conquering after the flood, Nintendo says all three timelines(trident) come together in Breath of the Wild(unity), "the Wild" = the wild animals after the flood, released March 3 = 33

https://youtube.com/watch?v=qVDzPY5C010 [Embed]
6:09 the six sages create a rainbow bridge to Gannon's castle, and tell Link to destroy Gannon's six barriers.

The Japanese Mason coin i posted shows their love of Volcanoes. They put Mt. Fuji as their main symbol. It symbolizes Vulcan/Tubal Cain, and looks just like the re-occurring volcanoes in the Zelda series.

>>76709
Re-posting to correect a typo.

*He used hunting exercises to unknowingly prepare his followers for war.

Outset Island's trees are palms, and Baobabs(Tree of Life), just like the southern swamp in Majora's Mask.

>>76726
The Great Deku Tree is Tree of Life, and World Tree symbolism.

https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Great_Deku_Tree

https://www.asiliaafrica.com/the-baobab-africas-tree-of-life/

Still, there is beauty in this barren landscape, where every form of life understands grit and ingenuity. The baobab in particular appreciates these things. Renowned as Africa’s tree of life, it can provide water, food, shelter and relief from sickness.

There are nine species of baobab tree worldwide, with two of them native to the African mainland. The African Baobab (Adansonia Digitata) occurs on the dry, hot savannahs of sub-Saharan Africa, and its trunk can grow up to 25m tall and 12m wide. It loses its leaves during the dry season and remains leafless for nine months of the year.


>>76723
>>76724
That's probably the Shriner Mason influence.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=QkmeU2ilbJg [Embed]

>>76733
>It’s just there to give a bit of a different look to the area. It actually is at the Forest Of Mystery, where you lose sight of the purple water for a bit.

>the Vulcan/Tubal Cain volcano marks the "Mystery" forest

The monkey that leads you might be a "Journey to the West " reference.

kikepedia/wiki/Journey_to_the_West
kikepedia/wiki/Monkey_King
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_media_adaptations_of_Journey_to_the_West
https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Infernape_(Pok%C3%A9mon)

Sun Wukong (voiced by James Sie) appears as a character in the Amazon series Kung Fu Panda: The Paws of Destiny, based on the popular Dreamworks franchise. However, his enemy Baigujing (translated into White Bone Demon) also makes an appearance as the main antagonist of the second half of Season 1, manipulating the Emperor's adoptive daughter into murdering him and creating an army of animated Terracotta soldiers, and later constructing a giant automaton to take over as her new body.

The boss of Yellow Desert Zone in Sonic Blast is a reference to Sun Wukong.
League of Legends, Heroes of Newerth, Dota 2, Paragon, and Smite all have a playable character based on the Monkey King.[37][38]
Dota 2 also has an item called the Monkey King Bar which is based on Sun Wukong's weapon, Ruyi Jingu Bang.

Overwatch, in the seasonal event, Overwatch Year of the Rooster, the characters Winston, Roadhog, Reinhardt and Zenyatta are given alternate outfits that makes them look like Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Sha Wujing and Xuanzang.

>The Pokémon franchise contains Infernape (Sun Wukong) as well as Tepig, Pignite and Emboar (Zhu Bajie).

Unruly Heroes by Magic Design Studios for the Xbox one, the PS4, the Nintendo Switch and the PC.


https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Woods_of_Mystery

The forest is located past the Magic Hags' Potion Shop in Southern Swamp. It consists of several areas connected in a maze-like fashion, similar to the Lost Woods in Ocarina of Time. Link must follow a certain path or he will get lost and find himself back at the entrance to the Woods.

Koume, the person in charge for the Boat Cruise in the Swamp Tourist Center, is immobilized in one of the areas within the Woods of Mystery, as the result of the Skull Kid attacking her.[2] To find her, Link must follow a Monkey, who will lead the young hero to where Koume is. If Koume is not rescued by a certain point in the game, her sister Kotake sets out to find her, and Link can encounter Kotake in another area of the forest, which is also the location of a Mushroom that can be detected by the Mask of Scents. Once Link finds Koume, he must report back to Kotake about her sister's injuries. She will give him a Bottle filled with Red Potion, which he must take back to Koume for her to consume.[3]

When Link gives Koume the Red Potion, she will instantly recover, and as a thanks to Link, she gives him a free Boat Cruise ride the next time he stops at the Swamp Tourist Center.[4]
Navigation

The location of Koume in the Woods of Mystery varies depending on the day; likewise, the path that the Monkey takes will be different. On the Second Day, Link can enter a Secret Grotto with a Treasure Chest containing a Purple Rupee, worth 50 Rupees.

>>76736
I think Peter Gabriel's "Shock the Monkey" is about Sun Wukong. He did a song preluding to 911.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=CnVf1ZoCJSo [Embed]
0:05 one eye
0:12 checker grid
dark and light offices
black and white suits, makeup, and table beans
palm plant
lights = illumination
2:30 fire and water(rain) duality, "pearls before the swine"
the wooden dowel instruments form an X = Chi = Saturn
the video tape wheel is a Sun disk

kikepedia/wiki/Shock_the_Monkey
Due to its title and the content of the video, the song is frequently assumed to be either an animal rights song or a reference to the famous experiments by Stanley Milgram described in his book Obedience to Authority.[3] It is neither, although another Gabriel song, "We Do What We're Told (Milgram's 37)", from his 1986 album So, does deal directly with Milgram. Gabriel himself has described "Shock the Monkey" as "a love song" that examines how jealousy can release one's basic instincts; the monkey is not a literal monkey, but a metaphor for one's feelings of jealousy.[4]

Cover me when I run
Cover me through the fire (trial by fire)
Something knocked me out' the trees
Now I'm on my knees
Cover me, darling please, hey
Monkey, monkey, monkey
Don't you know when you're going to shock the monkey

>shocking the monkey = enlightening/evolving your primal aspect

0:40 chants "monkey" while violently slamming the table = Sun Wukong
0:45 "shock the monkey" *transforms into black/white form = yin yang Tao duality

kikepedia/wiki/Journey_to_the_West
The novel has 100 chapters that can be divided into four unequal parts. The first part, which includes chapters 1–7, is a self-contained introduction to the main story.
>It deals entirely with the earlier exploits of Sun Wukong, a monkey born from a stone nourished by the Five Elements, who learns the art of the Tao, 72 polymorphic transformations, combat, and secrets of immortality, and through guile and force makes a name for himself, Qitian Dasheng, or "Great Sage Equal to Heaven".
The first is Sun Wukong, or Monkey, whose given name loosely means "awakened to emptiness", trapped by the Buddha for defying Heaven. He appears right away in chapter 13. The most intelligent and violent of the disciples, he is constantly reproved for his violence by Tang Sanzang.

kikepedia/wiki/Monkey_King
After rebelling against heaven and being imprisoned under a mountain by the Buddha, he later accompanies the monk Tang Sanzang on a journey to retrieve Buddhist sutras from the West (India) where Buddha and his followers reside.
One of the most enduring Chinese literary characters, the Monkey King has a varied background and colorful cultural history. His inspiration came from the White Monkey legends from the Chinese Chu kingdom (700–223 BC), which revered gibbons and especially white ones.[4] These legends gave rise to stories and art motifs during the Han dynasty, eventually contributing to the creation of the Monkey King figure.[4] The Monkey King was initially developed in the book as a Taoist immortal or deity before being incorporated into Buddhist legends. His religious status is often denied by Buddhist monks both Chinese and non-Chinese alike, but is very welcomed by the general public, spreading its name across the globe and establishing itself as a cultural icon.[4] He is also considered by some scholars to be influenced by elements of both Chinese urban myths and the Hindu deity Hanuman from the Ramayana.

>>76739
kikepedia/wiki/The_Elders_(organization)
The Elders is an international non-governmental organisation of public figures noted as elder statesmen, peace activists, and human rights advocates, who were brought together by Nelson Mandela in 2007. They describe themselves as "independent global leaders working together for peace and human rights". The goal Mandela set for the Elders was to use their "almost 1,000 years of collective experience" to work on solutions for seemingly insurmountable problems such as climate change, HIV/AIDS, and poverty, as well as to "use their political independence to help resolve some of the world's most intractable conflicts".[3]

The group was initiated by Richard Branson[6] and
>musician and human rights activist Peter Gabriel
, together with anti-apartheid activist and former South African President Nelson Mandela. Mandela announced the formation of the group on his eighty-ninth birthday on 18 July 2007 in Johannesburg, South Africa.[7]

https://petergabriel.com/news/nelson-mandela-memorial/

https://truthseeker444.blogspot.com/2012/04/peter-gabriel-predicts-911-in-2000.html

Peter Gabriel was charged with writing and performing the sound tract. This was the UK’s official new millennium celebration; it was supposed to reflect all our hopes and dreams entering the New Millennium.

So your thinking, I bet it was all love and joy, songs about world peace, brotherly love and harmony….

Well that’s not quite what Mr Gabriel had in mind for the new millennium; the entire show was about death, destruction, survival of the fittest and washed down with an apocalypse.
>One of the tracks "The Tower That Ate People", was as if he was singing about 9/11, only he was singing it 21 months before 9/11 happened!

Oh how the dignitaries clapped and enjoyed the whole thing! Prince Philip showed up in a black tie and coat like he was on his way to a satanic ritual or funeral, the Queen wore orange!!!! With a black hat, Tony B’ Liar a dark suit and red tied, blood red…to remind us he is bloodline, and his side kick wore purple.

1. Low Light (Instrumental)
2. The Time of the Turning
3. The man Who Loved The earth/The Hand That Sold (Instrumental)
4. The Time of turning the Weavers Reel
5. Father, Son
>6. The Tower That Ate People
There's a bump in the basement (Witnesses reported an explosion in the basement)
There's a knocking on the wall (Plane came through the wall)
In the pumping of the pistons (Engine)
I swear I heard your call
There's a bump in the basement
There's a hole in the floor
Like a wrap of armoured skin
But the more we are protected
The more we're trapped within

7. Revenge
8. White Ashes
9. Downside-Up
10. The Nest That Sailed the Sky
11. The Tree that Went Up
12. Make Tomorrow

Bare in mind this was 1 year and 9 months before 9/11! “The Tower that ate people”, more prophesy from Gabriel. In the Bible Gabriel is a messenger and Angel of God, it was Gabriel who told Mary she was to give birth to the Christ. (Allegedly!)

https://youtube.com/watch?v=ei6fJ10zjlc [Embed]

Peter Gabriel - The Tower That Ate People
From OVO (2000), International version
Label: Real World Records

https://youtube.com/watch?v=h7SdYvNvs [Embed]
Used in "Red Planet."

There's a bump in the basement
There's a knocking on the wall
In the pumping of the pistons
I swear I heard your call
There's a bump in the basement
There's a hole in the floor
There's a guard in the garden
Locking up the door
There's a rumble in the floorboards
No shutting out the sound
And the workers are below me
Digging underground
>Feel the building all around me
>Like a wrap of armoured skin
>But the more we are protected
>The more we're trapped within
Tell it like it is
Till there's no misunderstanding
When You strip it right back
Man feed machine
Machine feed man
Tell it like it is
Till there's no misunderstanding
Make up what you like
Man feed machine
Machine feed man
Brick by brick
Brick by brick
Brick by brick
We're building

>>76639
The Trees in front of Impa's house look like baobab trees. Kakariko is full of baobab trees.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=dC9Bo_Hrxdw [Embed]

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Places_in_Breath_of_the_Wild#Kakariko_Village

>Shuteye Inn

The shrines all have one eye. They use the red, and blue occult color scheme. They look kind of like volcanoes due to the red top, but are basically phallus's.

The lookout towers are also phallus symbolism. The circle platforms make it into point/phallus in a circle symbolism.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=oahDHX8SoEg [Embed]
1:40 for the shrine
>one eye titties

>>76761
>>76762
Sorry about the re-posts. The site was saying the connection failed.

The Horned Statue is creepy, and alludes to black magic. It's a male demon trapped inside a feminine looking statue.

There's a lot of skull symbolism in Breath of the Wild. Pic related, Skull Lake, and the Bokoblin have giant skull forts scattered across the landscape.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=YFjdU6qkrgc [Embed]
0:55 for the Horned Statue

https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Horned_Statue
Gender
Male (originally, feminine appearance as Statue)

"Now then, shall we strike a bargain?"
— Horned Statue
The Horned Statue, also referred to as the Granter of Boons, is a statue from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. It is a ancient Demon who was sealed inside a statue by Hylia in East Necluda in the area where Hateno Village was eventually founded.

The Horned Statue was originally an unnamed Demon to whom people once prayed and made Faustian deals in order to obtain long life or wealth. This did not sit well with the Goddess Hylia, who trapped it in a statue as punishment. Hateno Village was built near where it rested, and the people began calling it the Horned Statue, although they generally ignored it to the point they would not even bother wiping away the bird droppings. Despite years of mistreatment, the Demon waited patiently for someone who would strike a bargain with it.
A young boy named Teebo found the statue and later showed it to Link. Mistaking it for one of Hylia's Goddess Statues, Link prays before it. The statue assumes that he was paying homage to it and is surprised when Link could actually hear it. The demon tells Link about its past and attempts to strike a bargain, but Link refuses. It steals one of Link's Heart Containers or Stamina Vessels (which it refers to as "Essence") without leaving a mark.
This unlocks the side quest "The Statue's Bargain", where Link tries to get it to return the stolen essence. When Link demands, the statue explains that it only wishes to create a long and profitable relationship with him and offers to provide him with a service. It consists of taking a Heart Container or Stamina Vessel and, for the price of 20 Rupees, trading it for the other; Link can thus trade a Stamina Vessel for a Heart Container or vice versa. This allows Link to alter how he invests his Spirit Orbs.
Link can choose any option to complete the side quest, which unlocks the Horned Statue's exchange service. The statue will buy either essence for 100 Rupees and sell the essence of Link's choice to him for 120 Rupees (netting the statue 20 Rupees as a profit). Though Link is suspicious of his motives, the Horned Statue explains that money and life are all as one to it.


https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Shooting_Star

>>76633
>But in a little while Darkness came settling down on part [of it], awesome and gloomy, coiling in sinuous folds, 3 so that methought it like unto a snake. 4

>And then the Darkness changed into some sort of a Moist Nature

Gannon's purple substance that covers the landscape is called malice, and it's described as corrupted pools of water. The Hermetica says malice is the nourishment of the earth. The corrupted water is a reference to the Hermetica's dark moisture. Gannon is the dark moisture smothering out the light.

Calamity Gannon's four phantoms are the four elements; fire, water , earth, air. He has a third eye in the center of his head.

The Vah Naboris "camel" Divine Beast has Moloch horns. the victory scene shows it turning it's horns out into a bull shape. Camels don't have horns like that.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=skek3T30tzs [Embed]
21:27 one eye Master Kohga
34:57 Moloch horns on the camel beast
37:10 all the loading screens use a black, and white duality scheme
1:04:23 one eye malice
1:21:43 Vah Naboris turns up it's horns into the Moloch, and shoots a red beam out of the center

https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Vah_Naboris

https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Calamity_Ganon

However, all of this preparation proved to be in vain, as Calamity Ganon was prepared for Hyrule's attempt to repeat history; he sent four phantoms of himself, Waterblight, Windblight, Fireblight and Thunderblight Ganon, to corrupt the Divine Beasts and slay their Champions, while using his own dark power to take control of the Guardians and use them against the people of Hyrule.

>water, wind, fire, earth


https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Malice

"Poisonous bogs formed by water that was sullied during the Great Calamity. Coming into contact with one will hurt you."
— Pools of Malice Loading Screen Description

>dark moisture

Malice is an enemy substance in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The Malice traps consists of sentient pockets of a purple and black blight substance found around some Sheikah Towers, and throughout dungeons, the four corrupted Divine Beasts, in and around Hyrule Castle.


>https://www.alchemylab.com/pymander.htm

25. First, God; Secondly, the World; Thirdly, Man.

45. God is good, Man is evil.

46. Good is voluntary, or of its own accord.

47. Evil is involuntary or against its will.

48. The Gods choose good things, as good things.

49. Time is a Divine thing.

50. Law is Humane.

>51. Malice is the nourishment of the World.

52. Time is the Corruption of Man.

53. Whatsoever is in Heaven is unalterable.

54. All upon Earth is alterable.

55. Nothing in Heaven is servanted, nothing upon Earth free.

56. Nothing unknown in Heaven, nothing known upon Earth.

>>76785
Calamity Gannon is the Demiurge. He is imperfect, and incomplete. Calamity Gannon is forced to fight Link in an unfinished state, a reference to the Demiurge's unfinished creation. Calamity Gannon is said to be comprised of pure malice.

Evil always comes back, and takes over for a time. Hyrule's history displays a balance of good, and evil.

Princess Zelda seals Gannon away like Solomon sealed away demons. Demons are sealed in various items throughout the series.

https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Calamity_Ganon

"The source of the darkness that has appeared time and again throughout Hyrule's history. It's been called many names, from "Great King of Evil" to "Calamity." Hibernating within a cocoon, it attempted to regenerate a physical form after Link awoke but was forced to confront him in an incomplete state."
— Hyrule Compendium

Calamity Ganon is the main antagonist and penultimate boss of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. He is the last Scourge, found at Hyrule Castle. He is an incomplete form that Ganon assumed when he was interrupted while trying to reincarnate himself.

>During the climactic final battle against Link, Calamity Ganon appears savage and almost mindless, which is heavily implied to be the result of his attempted resurrection being botched.

https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Great_Calamity

Calamity Ganon first emerged in the distant past, ten thousand years before the events of Breath of the Wild.

>Ganon transformed into a monstrous creature of pure Malice known as Calamity Ganon.

He ravaged Hyrule before being sealed away by the chosen Hero wielding the blade that seals darkness, and by the princess with divine powers inherited from the Goddess. Assisting the hero and the princess were the Guardians and four massive mechanical animal constructs called the Divine Beasts. The Ancient Sheikah tribe developed these machines with their unique technology, to help the Royal Family of Hyrule. Ganon.

>The final key to defeating Calamity Ganon was the divine sealing powers of the royal family's bloodline, and the recent death of Hyrule's Queen saw this immense duty fall to her only surviving daughter who lost not only a mother but a mentor.

As she was now sole bearer of this birthright which she inherited from her grandmother, the King ordered Zelda to focus on awakening her divine sealing powers to the exclusion of all else.

Link and Zelda, meanwhile, had been unable to help in Central Hyrule, and retreated south to Fort Hateno where they made their desperate last stand against an army of Guardians. Though Link wielded the True Master Sword which reacted to Ganon's corruption within the Guardians with skill and personally destroyed countless Guardians himself, they were simply too numerous and he was eventually overcome.

It was here, faced with the impending death of a loved one, that Zelda's powers were truly awakened, allowing her to shut down the Guardians with a blinding ray of light by purging them of Ganon's influence. The Guardians had been stopped from destroying Link, but despite being saved by Zelda he still succumbed to his injuries and collapsed to the ground, seemingly dying in Zelda's arms.

Heartbroken, Zelda wept in despair. As if responding to her cries, the Master Sword activated on its own and spoke to Zelda.

>It revealed to her that Link was not yet dead and could still be saved reminding Zelda of the Shrine of Resurrection an ancient Sheikah medical facility her research team had discovered.

Wasting no time, Zelda ordered her Sheikah allies, Impa, Purah, and Robbie, to deliver Link to the Shrine of Resurrection upon the Great Plateau, and to place him in the experimental Slumber of Restoration. Zelda then returned the battle-damaged Master Sword to its pedestal in front of the Great Deku Tree, making to the blade the promise that Link would one day return for it.

>In a final sacrifice, Zelda marched alone on Hyrule Castle and used her newly awoken powers to seal both Ganon and herself inside, ending the Great Calamity. >>76630

http://www.levity.com/alchemy/ch1.html

Every thing that is, is double.

>>76661
>Ocarina of Time's castle walls were straight segments, with bastions jetting out. They are realistic, and defensible. Clock Town is completely blind. It would be awful to defend. It's completely symbolic.

You could walk right up to Clock Town and mine it with a pick axe. There are no bastions to see the walls with. Clock Town is point in a circle, and four directions symbolism.

The checker board floor shows up throughout the series.

>>76788
Stone Tower's inversion, and light/dark themes seem Masonic.

https://www.zeldadungeon.net/dungeon-week-the-inverted-symmetry-of-stone-tower-temple/

The Stone Tower Temple is one of the more philosophical dungeons in the Zelda franchise. The temple, from top to bottom, appears as Link’s final trial before he faces off against Majora in the Moon. He must first scale the enclosed structure, which in itself serves as a proving ground for those who seek to enter the temple. And once at the top, he — and the player — is instantly hit with a cautious sense of wonder when faced with the literal open mouth of Stone Tower Temple, made more intense by Ikana Canyon’s creepy vibe as a land where vengeful spirits roam.

Once inside the temple though, Link is greeted by a large, outdoor area, and the dungeon’s music is somewhat relaxing and grounded. Is this really his final test? The puzzles in the temple are only slightly challenging, but one could say that the meat of the temple lies waiting until after Link acquires the Light Arrows. To do so, Link must climb his way to the top of the tower and fight Master Garo.

It is during this fight in which certain philosophical themes start becoming more obvious, as Master Garo explains to “the one who does not fear the dead” that the heavens must be born on the earth, and the earth must be born in the heavens. Once Link leaves the temple and strikes the ruby outside with a Light Arrow, the world of Stone Tower flips upside down.

The flipping of the temple brings about a symbol of ascension for Link. He has literally overcome the earth by falling into the sky, and, one could argue that his fight with Master Garo enlightened him to more than just the physical nature of the temple. Even the music supports this theme of ascension, as the player hears a light, airy song upon entering the temple in its flipped state.

To reach the final boss of Stone Tower, Link must prove his courage over death itself by facing Ikana’s version of the Grim Reaper — Gomez. Link literally overcomes death with the Light Arrows, the tool representing his power of enlightenment and journey toward ascension.

Stone Tower Temple also presents an interesting mechanic by asking the player to backtrack through the dungeon. When the structure is flipped, the layout seems somewhat familiar, but the environment and puzzles are different enough that the temple almost seems to present a second version of itself. To me, this mechanic not only adds to the layers of challenge that this temple presents, but it reveals a structural and thematic balance to the temple as well.

The theme of balance within Stone Tower Temple is evident in how the flipping mechanic allows the developers to use the same rooms in different ways. For example, when Link faces off with Master Garo, he does so in the version of the temple that is attributed moreso to the elements of ground and earth. Link is still planted firmly on the ground upright, with the sky visible above him. Master Garo, however, demonstrates connections to the element of air, to the virtues of a focused mind. The mini-boss appears from the skylight, and his attacks emphasize a particular flow and movement that one could attribute to the air.

In contrast, when Link returns to the same room to fight Twinmold, he does so after having undergone his ascension. Link has traveled through heaven, and has reached to a new earth after falling through the sky; he now represents the element of air. On the other hand, the boss Twinmold and its domain emphasize the element of earth. Twinmold frequently burrows through the ground, acting sporadically; these movements demonstrate a lack of focus and an unpredictable mind. By entering this room a second time, the Stone Tower Temple achieves a balance between Link and his enemies, and a balance between the elements of the world around him.


https://zeldauniverse.net/2011/09/13/the-message-of-majoras-mask/

The giant treasure chest shop in clock town has a checkerboard floor. Pics show the giant skulls the bokoblin use a forts. There's a focus on skull treasure chests.

The arbiter's Ground has Masonic Greek pillars out in front of it. It looks like the Hylians built a Grecco/Roman arena on top of the old Spirit Temple from OOT. The whole place is a dark celebration of execution and black magic. It mentions the site holds the cursed mirror, and the malice of the doomed inmates.

The second pic mentioned Arbiter's Ground in their breakdown,
>>76639

https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Arbiter%27s_Grounds_(Twilight_Princess)

"The Gerudo Desert once held a prison built to hold the worst criminals this land has ever known... The criminals who were sentenced to death were sent directly to the underworld by a cursed mirror that was kept in the prison... Now that prison is condemned, and even the road leading to the desert is impassable. This desert at world's end... It still holds the cursed mirror and the malice of the doomed inmates..."
— Auru

The Arbiter's Grounds (砂漠の処刑場, Desert Execution Grounds, are the fourth dungeon in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.

Located in the Gerudo Desert, the Arbiter's Grounds served as a prison where convicts were either executed or banished to the Underworld through the use of the Mirror of Twilight. It was also the site of Ganondorf's death sentence by the Ancient Sages. Ganondorf survived his execution, however, but was stopped and banished to the Twilight Realm, where he gave Zant his kingship and powers of sorcery.

The Arbiter's Grounds are often believed to be the Spirit Temple from Ocarina of Time. Both are found near Gerudo Desert and share architectural similarities (for example, a statue of the Goddess of the Sand seems to appear both at the top of the Arbiter's Grounds as well as within the Grounds themselves and is also a prominent feature of the Spirit Temple). Furthermore, mirrors were prominent in the Spirit Temple, and the Mirror of Twilight bears resemblance to the large round mirror that Link used to access the Spirit Temple's boss chamber. It should be noted, however, that there was no colosseum-type dome at the top of the Spirit Temple, so it may be pure Hylian addition. The fact that the Arbiter's Grounds housed many paranormal demons and spirits also seems to further support the idea that the Grounds were once the Spirit Temple, the place of worship for the spirits of Hyrule, particularly the Goddess of the Sand.

Another possibility is that the section of desert that Arbiter's Ground was located in another part of Haunted Wasteland that was inaccessible to the Hero of Time due to the sandstorms that raged there (it should be noted that the Hero of Time only managed to access the Desert Colossus region due to the assist of the Phantom Guide and Requiem of Spirit, indicating it is highly plausible that the Arbiter's Grounds could have existed in another part of the Haunted Wasteland which could have eventually became the Desert Province seen in Twilight Princess). The architectural similarities between the two also simply be due to them having been built by the either the Sages and/or Gerudo inhabiting the desert. It is also possible that the Arbiter's Grounds was originally a Temple were the Mirror of Twilight was stored and guarded by the Ancient Sages during the evens of Ocarina of Time, explaining their absence in that game, and was later converted into a prison at some point after Ganondorf's betrayal was exposed by the Hero of Time, leading to his capture and attempted execution.

The Arbiter's Grounds is also similar to the Shadow Temple and Bottom of the Well from Ocarina of Time as they are both prison-like structures that contain undead monsters and spirits.

>>76790
>>76792
Interesting, I didn't know Epona was a real goddess. Jabu Jabu's belly, and all the mythical fish always mad eme think of Jonah. Are there any other actually gods, and goddesses thy put into Zelda? Usually they make things up.

https://www.goddess-guide.com/epona.html

Pic related, the Astral Observatory has Saturn cube floor tiles. It's ceiling is the dome of stars from "The Magic Flute." The Queen of the Night(Majora) descends, or stands on the moon. It's a common set piece which is re-created for the opera. Majora is bringing down the moon, just like in the opera. "The Queen of the Night" is also a general reference to the moon itself.

>>76630
>The run through the caverns to the astral observatory is an initiation ritual.
It begins with a descent down to the north, an allusion to the Cancer gate in the cave of the nymphs. The Majora balloon symbolizes the Capricorn exit to the cave of the nymphs, or Nimrod.
>The southward stair ascent out, and telescope also symbolize the Capricorn exit. You become a being of light by gazing through the telescope. The observatory room features a dome of stars similar to the backdrop used in The Magic Flute.
>https://youtube.com/watch?v=ckibavwpplA

kikepedia/wiki/The_Magic_Flute

Scene change without interrupting the music, to Scene 7: Outside the Temple of Ordeal

Two men in armor lead in Tamino. They recite one of the formal creeds of Isis and Osiris, promising enlightenment to those who successfully overcome the fear of death ("Der, welcher wandert diese Strasse voll Beschwerden"). This recitation takes the musical form of a Baroque chorale prelude, to a tune inspired by Martin Luther's hymn "Ach Gott, vom Himmel sieh darein" (Oh God, look down from heaven).[g][32] Tamino declares that he is ready to be tested. Pamina calls to him from offstage. The men in armour assure him that the trial by silence is over and he is free to speak with her. Pamina enters and declares her intention to undergo the remaining trials with him. She hands him the magic flute to help them through the trials ("Tamino mein, o welch ein Glück!"). Protected by the music of the magic flute, they pass unscathed through chambers of fire and water. Offstage, the priests hail their triumph and invite the couple to enter the temple.

Scene change without interrupting the music, to Scene 8: A garden with a tree

Papageno despairs at having lost Papagena and decides to hang himself (Aria/Quartet: "Papagena! Papagena! Papagena! Weibchen, Täubchen, meine Schöne") The three child-spirits appear and stop him. They advise him to play his magic bells to summon Papagena. She appears and, united, the happy couple stutter in astonishment and make bird-like courting sounds at each other. They plan their future and dream of the many children they will have together (Duet: "Pa... pa... pa...").[h]
Scene change without interrupting the music, to Scene 9: A rocky landscape outside the temple; night
The traitorous Monostatos appears with the Queen of the Night and her three ladies. They plot to destroy the temple ("Nur stille, stille") and the Queen confirms that she has promised her daughter Pamina to Monostatos. But before the conspirators can enter the temple, they are magically cast out into eternal night.

Scene change without interrupting the music, to Scene 10: The Temple of the Sun

Sarastro announces the sun's triumph over the night, and hails the dawn of a new era of wisdom and brotherhood. Animals appear again and dance in the sun.[33]

The various scenes in the Magic Flute all sound like Zelda locations.

>>76799
>kikepedia/wiki/The_Magic_Flute
Scene 1: A rough, rocky landscape
>Scene 2: A room in Sarastro's palace
>Finale. Scene 3: A grove in front of a temple

>Scene 1: A grove of palms

"O Isis und Osiris", and subsequent dialogue

The council of priests of Isis and Osiris, headed by Sarastro, enters to the sound of a solemn march. Sarastro tells the priests that Tamino is ready to undergo the ordeals that will lead to enlightenment. He invokes the gods Isis and Osiris, asking them to protect Tamino and Pamina (Aria and chorus: "O Isis und Osiris").

>Scene 2: The courtyard of the Temple of Ordeal

Tamino and Papageno are led in by two priests for the first trial. The two priests advise Tamino and Papageno of the dangers ahead of them, warn them of women's wiles and swear them to silence (Duet: "Bewahret euch von Weibertücken"). The three ladies appear and try to frighten Tamino and Papageno into speaking. (Quintet: "Wie, wie, wie") Papageno cannot resist answering the ladies, but Tamino remains aloof, angrily instructing Papageno not to listen to the ladies' threats and to keep quiet. Seeing that Tamino will not speak to them, the ladies withdraw in confusion.

Scene 3: A garden
Scene 4: A hall in the Temple of Ordeal
>Scene 5: The pyramids
Finale. Scene 6: A garden
Scene 7: Outside the Temple of Ordeal
Scene 8: A garden with a tree
Scene 9: A rocky landscape outside the temple; night
Scene 10: The Temple of the Sun

Sleep, and dream references are allusions to Kabbalah.

https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Slumber_of_Restoration

https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/559460/jewish/The-Kabbalah-of-Sleep.htm

When discussing sleep, there are always two sides of the coin: the body and the soul. For the body's perspective, the Talmud refers to sleep as 1/60th of death — and for good reason. Our eyes are closed. Conscious powers become weakened, and we lose control of many of our faculties. Yet, for the soul, it is a time of rejuvenation. It is united with its Source above and spiritually refreshed and recharged.

https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/97560/jewish/The-Philosophy-of-Sleep.htm

Our sages say that during each day of the seven weeks of the counting, the Jews in the desert, rose to a higher spiritual level. So you can imagine that by the time they reached the 49th day of counting and the 49th level of holiness, they were on a much higher level than they were the day they began the counting. On the night before they received the Torah, having reached a higher level of understanding and sensitivity — precisely now they went to sleep, and overslept?! It just doesn’t make sense.

The Chassidic masters explain that G‑d gave us a soul and he clothed the soul in a body. We are fully aware of the fact that our body is what we see and experience. When the soul leaves the body, the body remains a corpse, like a doll; there’s nothing there. The body is essentially subservient to the soul. Now, even though there’s a great purpose in living in this world in a body, for if there wasn’t, G‑d would not have created a world and would not have put us in the world, nevertheless, it is clear that the soul is in a sense confined within the body. There is a certain restraint that the soul must undergo because it is in a body. If the soul was not in a body it wouldn’t have to stop serving G‑d in order to eat and sleep and wash the dishes. There are certain needs that the body has that put a damper on what the soul would want to do twenty-four hours a day. So the body, in a sense, prevents the soul from expressing itself fully, and from serving G‑d constantly. A person gets tired. A soul doesn’t get tired. After a while you get bored. You lose your train of thought. You can’t concentrate any more. You need to sleep, you need to rest, you need to have your coffee. We’re just human beings. So the body slows the soul down.

However, when a person sleeps, a totally different thing happens. During the time of sleep, even though the person is obviously still alive, the heart still beats and the person still breathes, nevertheless, a segment of the soul leaves the body during the time of sleep.

During sleep there is a loss of consciousness. One does not fully hear, nor speak, nor see. There is an idea of death, a whisper of death — the Talmud calls sleep one sixtieth of death. Many people die in their sleep. Because during sleep everything slows down. The heart, the respiration, everything functions at a much slower pace than when the person is awake. During sleep the soul that was inside the body rises to its source above.

During sleep, when the soul is free of the body, it can in a sense go higher and reach revelations that cannot happen during the day, when a person is awake. At Sinai, this was the intention of the Jews in going to sleep. They knew that they had been working for seven weeks to elevate themselves to be ready to receive the Torah. But all of their preparations had been done, in a sense, during the day when they were awake and conscious. And they felt that now that they had reached such a high level, maybe now, if we go to sleep, our souls will reach such a high level that we can get the Torah while asleep. For we will be on a much higher level than we can attain through our own efforts. This was the true intention. They were hoping that through their sleep they would be able to reach a level of holiness that would be much greater than they could reach on their own accord during the day.

>>76797
The astral observatory has a hexagon floor layout.

>>76803
There's a Masonic globe in the Astral Observatory., next to the scarecrow.

The scarecrow in the plant bed looks like an Osiris Bed. They were created to venerate Osiris's resurrection, and the sprouting plants symbolize Osiris's resurrection. I think the bean plant spots are also Osiris bed symbolism.

Recapping the Astral Observatory symbolism; Saturn clock, Masonic globe, Osiris bed, Sun floor decoration, hexagon floor plan, Saturn cube floor tiles, checker grid on the dome of stars from "The Magic Flute," and it fits with the cave of the nymphs symbolism as the Capricorn exit.

I just added the Astral Observatory stuff to the first pic.

>>76805
>>76832
Left handedness was associated with a lot of bad things. It could symbolize the left hand path.

>>76842
Apparently there are many tiger references throughout the series as well.

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Tiger

Ocarina of Time

In Ocarina of Time, Granny can be found petting a Tiger cub in her Medicine Shop in Kakariko Village.
Majora's Mask

In Majora's Mask, Granny's Terminan counterpart, Anju's Grandmother, has an image of a Tiger on the backside of her wheelchair.
Oracle of Seasons

Main article: Syger

In Oracle of Seasons, the Sub-Boss of Unicorn's Cave, Syger, resembles a mix between a Tiger and a sabre-toothed Tiger.
The Minish Cap

Main article: Tiger Scrolls

In The Minish Cap, Tiger Scrolls are a collection 8 key items that allows Link to learn new sword techniques. Their name alludes to Tigers and this is likely because the tiger is an iconic animal in martial arts.

http://www.flyingomelette.com/oddities/z64misc.html

Many switches and crates in the original N64 version, as well as the back of the Mirror Shield, contained a moon and star symbol that looks very much like the moon and star symbol found on the Flag of Turkey

>The moon and star symbols were all censored out of later versions of Ocarina of Time that appeared on the Gamecube, Wii, and 3DS.

Likewise, did you ever notice that one of the Composer Brothers has a moon on his hat, while the other one has a sun? These are the guys who composed the Sun's Song, which changes night to day and vice versa. Little details like this are what make this game's world so interesting.

>The woman who owns the potion shop has a pet tiger cub.

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Crescent_Moon_Island

The island is named for its likeness to the moon phase. Located northeast of Windfall Island, it is one of the islands where the Ghost Ship appears frequently (in this case, on nights when the moon is full). A Treasure Chart can be found on top of the crescent, as well as a Submarine in the vicing waters.

http://www.flyingomelette.com/oddities/z64misc.html

People in this game have such bizarre reactions to things.

>If you ask me, that's getting a little too excited about the prospect of wearing rabbit ears.

I don't want to know what that means.

I don't want to know what that means, either.

>Uh, dude, maybe the reason they didn't want you to join their all-female group is because you're men.

>If you ask me, that's getting a little too excited about the prospect of wearing rabbit ears.

The end scene of Ocarina of Time show everyone at Lon Lon Ranch playing with rainbow fire. The fire first appears as a point in a circle formation from above.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=InkKkTcw9_A [Embed]
2:50 point in a circle rainbow fire.

These Mason games are mind control rituals. Manly P Hall talked about the mystery school rituals reflecting your evolution. The constant focus on life, and death is triggering the player's evolutionary senses.

How to Uncover Secret Rituals - Manly P. Hall
https://youtube.com/watch?v=8Q6Wl45YxG8 [Embed]
16:00 Manly P Hall talks about the power of rituals
18:55 simply observing the ritual has a powerful ability overwhelm you
19:55 the ritual ties you to an ageless atavism inside yourself

Zelda is full of these pseudo-religous rituals. They always made me cringe as a kid.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=FqPE8gETuuE [Embed]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=_lGxggUlTMQ [Embed]

https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Graduation_Ceremony
https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Royal_Engineer

>Royal Engineer

I think the re-occurring bees are occult symbolism as well. Bees symbolize Rah's tears, order, and were the original symbol of the Illuminati.

I've confirmed the north/south orientation of the Observatory run with this video. Strangely, the Termina exterior door to the observatory faces NW. When you look form the inside, it faces south. The Bombers Club entrance is eaast/west, but once inside you orient north. The Bombers Club caverns, and Astral Observatory interior is a symbolic, "supernatural" initiation chamber. They went out of their way to get the north/south symbolism nailed down. The 3ds Majora's Mask even turned the globe into a free standing version, like you would see in the middle of a lodge floor.

Pic related; a 4mb, 3.7mb, and full size version of an OC pic that explains the Astral Observatory symbolism step by step.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=z3KLzaDA2vg [Embed]
12:20 heading east into Bombers Club(Freemason) hideout
12:29 instantly re-oriented north; northern descent Cancer entrance to cave of the nymphs(aquatic cavern)
12:47 ascend ladder between two pillars, Capricorn/Nimrod horns balloon explodes into Sun burst
13:17 Saturn clock, Masonic globe, pentagon chicken cage, Osiris bed, magic crystals, Sun floor decoration, hexagon layout, Saturn cube floor tiles, southern stairs ascent, Between to pillars southern Capricorn/Saturn exit
15:40 "supernatural" Astral Observatory interior door facing south
15:45 re-oriented to north west


These two Majora's Mask commercials are very foreboding. The peopel in them live in a major city. There are police, and fire sirens blaring everywhere. Helicopters can be heard overhead. People are phoning in their last calls tot heir families as if they're going to die. It's all alluding to 9/11.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=f5Mf2mp6fms [Embed]
0:07 72 hours (72 shows up in the religious world constantly)
0:15 "I knew it was coming!"
0:30 "not a lot of time left" time = Saturn
0:50 fire trucks, with sirens blaring, in a major city
1:05 "PLAY TO THE FINISH" = complete the ritual
1:12 "Nightfall, this isn't good!"
1:17 last phone calls before impending disaster; saying goodbye to family
1:35 fire truck
1:38 "I'm using all my minutes." time = Saturn
1:50 *looking up at city skyline "waiting for the moon to drop."
20:00 "Do you believe in angels?" *0:15 seconds displays
http://www.masonicdictionary.com/numbers.html
FIFTEEN
A sacred number symbolic of the name of God, because the letters of the holy name YOD HE, Jah, are equal, in the Hebrew mode of numeration by the letters of the alphabet, to fifteen; YOD is equal to ten, and HE is equal to five. Hence, from veneration for this sacred name, the Hebrews do not, in ordinary computations, when they wish to express the number fifteen, make use of these two letters, but of two others, which are equivalent to nine and six.
- Source: Mackey's Encyclopedia of Freemasonry

>>76955
>Pic related; a 4mb, 3.7mb, and full size version of an OC pic that explains the Astral Observatory symbolism step by step.

It won't let me post the 10,000 pixel wide version. Here's some reduced size versions of the new discoveries; 7k, 6.5k, 6k, and the original version.

>>76957
>>76958
8k and 7.5k

>>76963
Was IBM using bee symbolism? The Vatican has a lot of bees, and beehives.

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Bee

https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Giant_Bee

>>76695
>>76696
Here's some 8k wide versions of these.

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Bombers_Secret_Society_of_Justice

The Bombers Secret Society of Justice is a gang of six boys who strive to do good in their home town of Clock Town in Majora's Mask.[1] Jim, their leader, wears a red bandanna, whereas the hideout guard wears a yellow bandanna and the rest wear blue ones. They are good friends with the astronomer in the Astral Observatory;[2] Link needs to befriend the gang in order to get to the observatory.[3]

>red hat; RAM, 32* KCCH, Shriner Fez

Prior to the events of Majora's Mask, the Bombers gang befriended the Skull Kid, but later cast him out due to his evil motives.[4] As a result, they only allow humans to join their gang,[5] provided that they can pass the test. Because of their previous affiliation with the Skull Kid, they also recognize Tatl and ask Link why is she with him, but only if the young hero is in Zora or Goron form.[6][7]

>Skull Kid = Sarastro from "The Magic Flute." He was a Bomber(Mason) who wanted to steal the Moon(Isis) tears. Skull Kid/Majora supposedly was going to destroy the Saturn Observatory keeper's "instruments;" a Tubal Cain allusion. Wear Majora's Mask is the benevolent Sarastro becoming the evil Queen of the Night.

After popping the balloon Jim is firing at in North Clock Town, Link is challenged to a game of Hide-and-Seek.[8] The five Bombers can each be found during this game in the area of Clock Town they are normally located, save for one — while he is normally found in West Clock Town, he will be found in North Clock Town during the game of hide-and-seek. The Bombers hiding in East Clock Town will sometimes hide under one of the two crates near the Milk Bar. If the young hero can find and catch all five Bombers within the time limit, he will be awarded with the
>secret passcode to the Bombers' hideout and the Bombers' Notebook, provided that he is in Hylian form.[9]
An alternative way to receive the Bombers' Notebook is to learn the passcode, rewind to the First Day, enter into their hideout, come back out and speak with Jim.[10]

>When he was younger, Kafei was once a member of the Bombers.[13]
>Kafei ha s blue hair; the main color of Freemasonry

If Deku Link shoots at them with the Bubble Blast in the hide-and-seek game, they will stop for a brief moment.

The Hyrulean counterpart to Jim and the other Bombers is the Graveyard Boy from Ocarina of Time.

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Graveyard_Boy

The young boy can be found in the Kakariko Village Graveyard during the day while Link is a child. He is Dampé's admiring fan.[2] Link can sell him the Spooky Mask he obtains in the Happy Mask Shop.[3][4] The boy will pay the exact amount needed for the mask.

>>76959
8.5k, 8k, and 7.5k version of the new info.

>>76973
9.9k, 9.5k, 9k versions.

You have to find five(masonic number) Bombers before the morning(Horus allusion). Bombers are racist like Masons were/are; they don't let Deku join. The Bombers(Masons) keep tabs on everyone, and track their lives in a book log.

Cleaned up some of the smaller text, and added a couple URL sources.

Here's a 9.5k, and a 4chan friendly 4mb version.

>>76676
Something else I just realised regarding Pokemon:
Rayquaza, Groudon, and Kyogre are Ziz, Behemoth, and Leviathan respectively, all being primordial creatures, the sky beast that can block the sun, ground monster, and sea monster. Could also be Haddad, Mot, and Yam.
The Regis are obviously golems.
Picrel is the old kabbalah picture, and Leviathan/Behemoth/Ziz.

>>77006
>elaborating on it
Also Xerneas = Cerne Abbas in southern England where picrel can be found. It was going to be used to genocide all non-yid bloodlines. Could also be a reference to CERN, since it came out the same year the CERN rituals took place. CERN references are incredibly common in nip media, for example SERN in Steins:Gate which uses 2chan memes (so a lot of this ties together just from that).

>>76978
>>76981
Oh sorry. I wasn't familiar with the IBM stuff. Their logo is an eye, a bee, and an M; that's very suspicious.

one eye
Rah's tear
M = 13 = Owl = Mason

Yes, the Bombers Club promotes the helping people, and charity meme. The Bombers really can't be anyone but the Masons, Shriners, or a similar secret society. I've always though that, even as a kid.

>>77006
I'll post some Pokemon stuff here in a bit. I notice Nintendo uses the same symbolism throughout their franchises; elements, volcano, world egg, world mountain, Mason color symbolism. The characters gold symbolic leg poses in some scenes, especially when they fall down. I see V compass, and 90* square formations being held. I think Pokemon is packed with color/element symbolism.

The three great birds are fire, ice, and lightning. I can't find that that's a religious, or occult combo, but it's a common TV trope apparently. That's the only color/element scheme that's not masonic. The whole rest of the show is packed if you dissect it.

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/FireIceLightning

Is fire, ice, lightning an occult combo?

>>77015
>evil tends to identify itself so that you can see it and implicitly agree to accepting its 'terms and conditions', even if this identification comes in the form of 2000+ year old symbols.

That's usually the case, but i think some of these games are stealth rituals. You have to get acess tot he Bombers Club, and get certain maps to see the interior map of the Astral Observatory caverns. The first couple times through it, you have no idea the interior shifts to a north/south alignment. They hide that from he player until after you've completed the ritual.

The crystals in the Astral Observatory are interesting as well. I think the observatory is a Saturn ritual sacrifice room, made in preparation for the 9/11 human sacrifice to come. The crystals are absorbing all the occult energy of the ritual. Electronics use crystal quartz oscillators.

https://walkingintruth.blogspot.com/2005/07/crystals.html

The New Age belief is that the crystals attract negative energy from the wearer or channel good energy to them. The crystals are used to collect the negative energy that either they give off or someone gives to them. It absorbs this energy transferring it from the person and this negative energy then needs to be cleansed in salt water.

Crystals also are believed to help channel the power in the air to the wearer. It is Placed on energy points, (chakra's) they meditate with it, which helps channel the power to the wearer. Medical Practices of many ancient cultures included wearing talismans and amulets around the neck. Specific stones were worn to bring healing for the ailment.

The fifth pic may explain the fire, ice, lightning thing.

>>77027
>>77025
Team Rocket is very Masonic.

red and blue occult color scheme; red heart and blue feather, Boaz and Jachin

male and female duality

red hair and green earrings= red and geen lions of alchemy

black, white, and red clothes

R = 18
R+R = 36
36 = unity of male and female dualities = Jessie and James

Meowth has a third eye made of gold,also golden mind symbolism.

Their main Pokemon is a snake and a one eyed, skull and bones holocaust/gas chamber allusion.

>>77029
Re-posting the 8.5k unpostable pics in smaller versions.

The first pic is annotated, and explains symbolism seen throughout the series.

>>77029
>>77031
>>77029
Re-post to correct a typo.

*red and green lions of alchemy

Also a couple more examples of Freemason Nip media.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=l_0ohQ5HNs4 [Embed]
^This song plays during an ancient ritual dance you perform in Chrono(Saturn) Trigger. Chrono Trigger's lore comes across as very Masonic. I just did a pic collage of Chrono trigger. It's full of checker boards/grids, ascension, door between two pillars, point/phallus in circle, red/blue, lightning, Tyrian purple, frog, and one eye symbolism. The ancient reptiles are secretly the church, and want to wipe out humanity. You "travel east" to Proto Dome(domes symbolize the heavens ruling over the earth) on a jetbike from "Laboratory 32." Ayla and Kino(male/female) symbolize Nimrod defending the village from wild animals. They say the King is the 33rd descendant to the throne. Lavos is based off the medieval Satan star. The Kingdom of Zeal is a dark Atlantis allusion. Chrono Trigger is basically David Icke, the game.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=t5yII_km_i8 [Embed]
8:54 all the buildings have the same checker board floor rug
11:19 two pillars bell
41:04 ascending stairs to center door, Tyrian purple, red roofs with blue flags on castle
53:22 reptile church that plans to kill humanity
57:00 green frog = transformation symbolism, the frog talks like Shakespeare(Mason) and is devoted to the royal family
1:43:00 weighing scales = Saturn, point/pillar in a circle, checker board floor
2:09:49 Dragon
2:30:00 one eye
2:36:33 traveling east of Arris Dome, point in circle controls, checker grid over dome cities
2:37:19 Lavos emerges like a volcano = Vulcan, Tubal Cain
2:38:34 keys and gates are a major focus
2:41:31 the spiel about planting seeds for the future, and the main characters being healthy looks symbolic of faith

https://youtube.com/watch?v=IIOONn0sbsI [Embed]
point in a circle hammer game
blue and white tents with five point stars
6:30 drinking game, you later get drunk with Ayla in pre-history
6:45 ancient ritual dance, male/female dancers, left/right drummers, "Jurassic Rythm"
This reminds me of the rain dance ritual Many P Hall was talking about. It directly connects you tot he ancient past in the game.
7:48 Marle spanks her butt (fertility symbolism)
9:18 double orange(33) hair characters
9:43 Melchoir = Melancholy, he's a sword smith(Tubal Cain) and wears orange and blue, the background characters are orange, blue, and emerald green
10:14 clown(Shriner) tent of horror s is shaped like a mountain range(World Mountain), mouth consuming symbolism
10:25 "spine tingling" Chakra enlightenment
12:59 "our King is the XXXIII(33rd) descendant to the throne!"
13:59 all the buildings have the same checker board carpet
14:07 blue and green immortality colored roofs

https://youtube.com/watch?v=XOOK0TtCh3M [Embed]
"Jurassic Rythm" ancient ritual dance plays in the pre-history era, two pillar symbolism
1:47 frog symbolism(transformations and rain)
8:29 Ion Anion = duality polarity, trident
9:17 rainstorms bring out Nus(Mu), they're blue and drop valuable items, palm tree symbolism
10:04 given a Third Eye by the blue Nu character
11:56 Ayla(blue and yellow), the chief, has 3 bengal tiger skins on her floor, horns symbolism
11:57 hexagon formation around the fire
12:33 music passed down to generations, Tavistock used repetitive Dionysus cult music styles with their projects, Masons symbolism is in all the mainstream music
12:36 dance with wind people, mountain people
13:58 i think the red rock is an alchemy allusion
14:08 "soup" gets you drunk
15:13 Ayla sleeping like a stone, going to kill reptiles
18:23 Chrono's(Saturn) main magic is lightning, Gold Helm = golden mind, Lucca is fire, Marle is water
19:41 phallus/point in a circle tent, morning = Horus
20:14 form around palm tree
20:37 Kino protecting the village is a Nimrod allusion
20:59 Masonic eagles(blue and yellow)
22:32 flying ape
25:27 point/mountain in a circle

https://youtube.com/watch?v=mONB3mxXUno [Embed]
reptite lair cavern
0:29 trident weevils
3:26 "ZZZZ" sleeping when you die in battle
4:42 Shitake mushroom

>>77095
>pic collage of Chrono trigger

These are scenes from the videos posted. There's a focus on cats, which is more Mason symbolism.
http://www.masonic.benemerito.net/msricf/papers/marples/marples-masonic.cat.pdf

The ancient dance is performed at a Millennial festival. The dance and song remind me of the rain dance that captivated Albert Pike, which Manly P Hall talked about in the secret rituals video. The Chrono Trigger music and art are all top notch. It's very hypnotic.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=mEoN_Xe-B-s [Embed]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=nVY94lG-WCM [Embed]
^Zeal Kingdom is Atlantis. The leader wants to harness Satan/Lavos to become immortal. They see themselves as great wizards, and shun the lowly humans below.

https://www.tor.com/2015/09/23/chrono-trigger-replay-part-2-the-threads-of-a-forgotten-past/

Shortly after playing through Chrono Trigger, I came across Colin Wilson’s book, The Occult. For the most part, I presumed Zeal had been a world made up by the developers. But I was in for a surprise as I learned that it was actually based on folklore and myth (even if some of the sources are considered dubious).

Wilson cites two writers in writing about the ancient Atlantis: “According to Noel Langley, the Atlanteans, who date back as far as 200,000 B.C., were immensely headstrong, commanded powers of extrasensory perception and telepathy, and had electricity and had invented the airplane. Their energy source, the ‘Tuaoi Stone’ or terrible crystal, was eventually so misused by this iron-willed race it brought about the final catastrophe.” And citing another writer, Cayce: “their civilization was highly developed and they possessed some ‘crystal stone’ for trapping and utilising the ray of the sun.”

12,000 BC was an important date in history as the beginning of the end for the glaciation from the last ice age.
>It seemed like the perfect period for humanity to rise from the ashes, or the cold in this case.
But in the world of Chrono Trigger, barely any traces of Zeal remained in the “present” era. Despite all their advanced technology, something had destroyed them. I figured it was Lavos, but the truth was more insidious.

As your party explores more of the celestial Zeal, the citizens’ pride and their limitless zeal for all things magic is unmistakable.
>The trope of hubris rears its ugly head in the form of a queen bent on harnessing Lavos to earn immortality.
But it’d be too pat to solely blame her for their ways. All the citizens of Zeal believe and support her cause, despising the earthbound humans. They believe they are superior beings who deserve to live forever and relish in the powers magic gives them, and it never even occurs to them that Lavos might be manipulating and using them. They are certain they can harness it completely to their advantage. The environmental message is both damning and a warning in light of the eventual destruction of Zeal.

https://www.chronowiki.org/wiki/Rhythm_of_Earth,_Wind,_and_Sky
Serving as the fifth world map theme song, "Rhythm of Earth, Wind, and Sky" plays on the Pangaeaic continent of Ayla's native time period. The many huts in Ioka Village play this song as well. The song is strongly percussive, which is appropriate for the era. You fight a dragon, and a one eye monster before "traveling east" to Proto Dome, using Laboratory 32's jetbike. Domes were holy structures that symbolized the heavens above ruling over the world. Lavos is based off the medieval Satan star, just like the Zyurangers depiction of Great Satan.

>>77043
The European fantasy settings are suspicious. "The Magic Flute" was part of a genre called magic opera. All of these franchises could be called magic opera.

The old city of Baiae is very interesting. They would build experimental structures, host parties in them, and ask everyone how the architecture made them feel. Roman concrete let them play around with shapes like never before. Video games are digital Baiae rooms. Each space is carefully crated to bring out a certain set of emotions. It all comes together as an emotional composition.

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5i25lc
Somewhere in this doc they mention the experimental architecture, and asking party guests how it made them feel.
0:10 Baiae was the most exclusive place in the empire
9:50 water nymphs grotto (cave of the nymphs)in Emperor Claudius's manor

https://youtube.com/watch?v=16vbQFsMmIs [Embed]
6:48 Mithras Cult temples and rituals
8:10 Mithraism was used to climb the social ladder
18:15 fantastic architecture designed to impress, looks like a JRPG

>>77058
>Maybe the whole "Scottish Pokemon trainer" meme is a cryptic reference to Scottish-rite freemasonry.

Probably, I've seen a similar insert in Danny Elfman's "Weird Science" music video. Sabrina's dad wears a black, and green coat like a Master Mason.

Sabrina's dad wears a green, and black coat like a Perfect Master Mason.

http://www.masonicdictionary.com/colors.html

The colors symbolically significant in Masonry are purple, red, white, black, green, yellow, violet and blue.

Green, being the unchanging color of the various evergreen trees, shrubs, and so forth, is, in the symbolistic system of Masonry, the color symbolic of the unchanging immortality of all that is divine and true. This conception Masonry has received from the ancients, more particularly the Egyptians. For example, with the Egyptians, as noted above, Ptah was pictured as having green flesh. Also, the goddess Pascht, the divine preserver, and Thoth, the instructor of men in the sacred doctrines of truth, were both painted with green flesh. So the Mason, adhering once more, as he so often does, to the conceptions of the Egyptians, chooses for his symbol of the immortality of the soul which he knows to be divine and true an object, the acacia, whose color is unchanging green.

Blue is the supreme color of Masonry. First, because it is that color which, among all those used in Masonry, is the unquestioned Masonic possession of every Mason. The Royal Arch Mason may attempt to appropriate to himself the red,

>the Perfect Master may feel himself the exclusive proprietor of the green and the black

, and so on, but blue is acknowledged by every Mason to belong to us all and no Mason, whatever his degree, questions the Master Mason's ownership of blue. Second, blue is the supreme color because it has, coupled with its universality, a place in symbolism which, both as regards importance of lessons taught and as regards legitimacy as a symbol, is second to that of no Masonic color.

The use of blue in religious ceremonials, and as a symbol, comes to Masonry from many of the different peoples of antiquity. Among the Hebrews various articles of the high priest's clothing were blue. one of the veils of the tabernacle was blue. In his initiation into the Druidical Mysteries the candidate was invested with a robe one of whose colors was blue. The Babylonians clothed their idols in blue. The Hindoo god Vishnu was represented as blue. And among the medieval Christians blue was considered a peculiarly important color.

Blue was the symbol of perfection to the Hebrews, to the Druids the symbol of Truth, to the Chinese the symbol of Deity, and to the medieval Christians it was the symbol of immortality. So, for the Mason, the color of his Master Mason's lodge is the symbol of perfection, truth, immortality and Deity.

>>77104
It's a great way to both allude to both kabbalism, and to allude to actual history. Just like how Zelda has the jewish royal family cover up mass atrocities, XY which had the CERN programming basically has the palace built by a king 500 years ago (obviously the Versailles palace in real life since it's based on France), the 5th gym is in the Eiffel tower (masonic architecture) and it references a "Pokemon war" which split timelines. The villains try to use "Xerneas" to wipe out all non-yid bloodlines. Sun and Moon also has such references including Necrozma literally using Crowley symbolism.
Sword and Shield has the Cerne-Abbas drawings (which was also probably used to create Xerneas) and there are probably a bunch of other masonic allusions in it that I don't even know of. It takes place in Britain after all.

https://www.chronocompendium.com/Term/Cat.html

Chrono Trigger

Full Name: Cat
Age: Indeterminate
Species: Cat
Home Time: 65000000 B.C., 600 A.D., 1000 A.D., 2300 A.D.
Home Area: Crono's house, Ozzie's Fort, Sewer Access, Tyrano Lair

A cat appears in several eras, usually in comedic situations. In the Tyrano Lair, it triggers a switch to a trap door; in Ozzie's Fort, it triggers a trap door beneath Ozzie; and in 2300 A.D., activating it alerts a Nereid to fight. Crono's house is the residence of a cat, but if Crono wins a second cat at the Millennial Fair, they will mate and several more cats will appear provided there is enough food in his room.
Chrono Cross

On the S.S. Zelbess, several cats come to Serge's aid by helping him navigate the ship after he's turned into a feline. They also jab at the humans and make other humorous observations from a feline perspective.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=mONB3mxXUno [Embed]
12:00 the humans beat the trident reptile boss, king reptile gives up the key, but promises the human's days are numbered and they'll rule the world
21:50 T'pole = tadpole frog transformation symbolism

>>77095
>9:43 Melchoir

https://www.thefreedictionary.com/Melchoir

Melchior (ˈmɛlkɪˌɔː)

1. (Bible) (in Christian tradition) one of the Magi, the others being Balthazar and Caspar

>>77097
>http://www.masonic.benemerito.net/msricf/papers/marples/marples-masonic.cat.pdf

The cat comes from the feline family ---as does The Lion, Leopard, Tiger, Cougar/Jaguar, Cheetah, Wildcat, Bobcat, and other feline variants. According to the noted Masonic scholar, Albert G. Mackey, 33° and a Knight Templar; who stated the following: "The Lion was regarded as a symbol of strength and sovereignty". Mackey further states: "The connection of (King) Solomon, as the Chief of the Tribe of Judah, with the Lion, which was the achievement of the Tribe, has caused this expression, to be referred, in the Third Degree, to Him who brought life and immortality to light". (Meaning a reference to the Sovereignty of Almighty God). Mackey goes on to describe the colloquial sayings such as "the Lion's Paw," and "the Lion's Grip," as unique "Masonic Symbols" in Ancient Craft Masonry.

Even with the Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine of North America (A.A.O.N.M.S.) when it was founded in New York City in 1872 by Dr. Walter M. Fleming, 33° and a Past Commander of his Knight Templar Commandery (Columbian #1 at NYC) along with his friend, the famous actor: William J. "Billy" Florence, 33° and a member of Pittsburgh Commandery #1 of Knights Templar of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) who assisted Fleming in co-founding "The Shrine" -- they jointly agreed that the Emblem of the Order shall be a Crescent composed of two Claws of a Royal Bengal Tiger (united together by 'the Keystone' of Royal Arch Masonry), with the face of a Sphinx super-imposed on the 'face' of the keystone. Beneath the keystone ---and within the Crescent, was to hang the 5-Pointed "Star of Bethlehem" (denoting the York Rite's Christian influence upon the Order); and above the Crescent was to be a Scimitar (denoting the Scottish Rite's multi-Faith influence upon the order). Membership in one Rite (or the other) (and/or both Rites) was a prerequisite to become a Shriner until the year 2000. Sadly....as prerequisites fade ---the knowledge of the historical basis of the Emblem begins to fade from peoples' memories, as well. The "Official Motto on the jewel" of The Shrine was: "Robur et Furor", which translates to "Strength and Fury". Today, the jewels are made from artificial materials and not real tiger claws (out of respect for the Animals) ...but the original jewels were real tiger claws. They usually were derived from already pre-deceased animals...so no animals were harmed or 'harvested' merely to manufacture a jewel/emblem. The jewels (especially old 'Past Potentate jewels' were highly prized, and they reflected the historical connotation of Sovereignty.

Therefore, feline virtues have been seen in Antiquity, and gradually adapted in our modern-era. Back when my Great Grandfather, George White was a Mason, in the late 1800s and early 1900s...some Masonic Lodges gave out Souvenir Cards such as that of "The Masonic Cat" (pictured above). At first blush: it looks cute to see a cat wearing a collar with the Square and Compasses and the letter "G" about its neck. While the main purpose of the card was to generate a 'smile' --- it also had another purpose: to remind a Mason to exhibit (as much as humanly possible) the more nobler characteristics of a cat:- A Cat walks carefully; and has an excellent balance of muscle and bone, to support a stout skeleton. - A Cat's ears are decorative as well as functional. The upper-limit of a cat's hearing is higher than a dog's....and almost two (2) Octaves higher than a human's. There is no mistaking the intent of a cat's ears when they are pinned-back. - The Eyes. The eyes of a Cat are perhaps the most vital of a cat's features, which can go from round to almost almond-shaped. To us, as Masons and as Masonic Rosicrucians ---- We might pay special attention to this next statement: CATS' EYES ARE EXCELLENT GLEANERS OF LIGHT. Their pupils can dilate to a soulful 1/2 inch width or as narrow as a tiny slit.

This German Chrono Trigger add shows the Masonic gloved Zeal boss, and the light beam symbolism on Zeal's buildings.

https://www.masonic-lodge-of-education.com/masonic-gloves.html

Masonic Gloves..The Works of the Hands: There is in this, of course, as there is in everything else which pertains to Freemasonry, a symbolism.

The gloves given to the candidate for himself are intended to teach him that the acts of a mason should be as pure and spotless as the gloves now given to him. In the German lodges, the word used for acts is of course handlungen, or handlings, "the works of his hands," which makes the symbolic idea more impressive.

Masonic Gloves Presentation - 1660

Dr. Robert Plott—no friend of Masonry, but still an historian of much research—says, in his "Natural History of Staffordshire," that the Society of Freemasons, in his time (and he wrote in 1660), presented their candidates with gloves for themselves and their wives.

https://supersmashbros.fandom.com/wiki/Master_Hand

Trophy #159: The Master Hand awaits anyone who survives the long difficult road to the Final Destination. This symbolic link between the real world and the imaginary battlefields of Super Smash Bros. Melee is quite a handful in battle, and just because he wears a white glove doesn't mean he fights clean. Be ready to get poked, punched, flicked, and swatted like crazy!

A being tied to the link between this world, where trophies fight, and the world beyond. The meaning of his existence is unknown, as are his goals, but he seems to have obtained (and kept hidden) a power that borders on absolute. He also seems to feel a certain joy in challenging chosen warriors who've claimed many victories. He waits even now in Final Destination.

The mysterious Master Hand is the source of creation in the Smash Bros. universe. He appears in Final Destination when all other rivals are defeated. He fights with a diverse move set and only grows stronger if you make him angry. If you know when to fight and when to dodge, you'll take him down!

>Role in The World of Light

In World of Light, the new adventure mode in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the antagonist Galeem summons an army of Master Hands before absorbing them. Near the end of the Adventure mode, Master Hand becomes a playable character where he fights against puppet fighters created by Galeem and Dharkon. When defeated, Master Hand will simply collapse onto the stage, as opposed to flying off into the background. Additionally, the level will simply restart, as opposed to the typical World of Light game over screen. The "connect controller" and "move list" options are disabled in the game's pause menu.

Here's some interesting reading, and pics on the Arbiter's Ground symbolism. The Sand Goddess statue has a snake coiled around it.
https://www.architectureofzelda.com/are-the-arbiterrsquos-grounds-the-spirit-temple-of-antiquity.html

The Goddess of the Sand is an utter enigma. We truly know nothing of her, except that she is, potentially, a deity of the world respected by the Gerudo. Her presence is rare within Hyrule, and seems to be connected only to the Gerudo people. The religious practices surrounding her are non-existent within the Legend of Zelda mythos, and her function in these holy spaces is all but unknown. Yet, because statues of her exist within both the Spirit Temple and the Arbiter’s Grounds, people jump to make a connection that is all-but-absolute within their heads that the two are one.


Twilight Princess had the kabbalah tree of life on some architecture, and had kabbalah like light vessels. The Faron Forest spirit is an enlightened monkey, like in Journey to the West.

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Faron_(Spirit)
Faron is seemingly meant to look like a monkey, a squirrel or a lemur.
Faron's name is a reference to the golden goddess, Farore.

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Spirits_of_Light
The Spirits of Light were set to Hyrule to contain the light that sustains it. When Link restores the light to the Lanayru Province, Lanayru tells the legend of the Twili. Long ago, a tribe of Dark Interlopers who excelled in the dark magical arts tried to establish dominion over the Sacred Realm in order to gain the power of the Triforce. However, the Golden Goddesses asked three of the Spirits of Light to intervene. The spirit of Ordona was not included due to it not being part of Hyrule proper.[3] The Spirits of Light sealed away the tribe's magic into the Fused Shadow and the interlopers were chased across Hyrule into the Gerudo Desert. It was then the tribe was banished into the Twilight Realm by the Gods at Arbiter's Grounds to be sealed away forever.[4] However, the Gods left one link between the two worlds, the Mirror of Twilight, which was to be guarded by six Sages.[5]

During the game, Link must rid the land of Hyrule from the Twilight by restoring the Faron, Eldin, and Lanayru Spirits of Light through collecting Tears of Light scattered across each province. The Spirits of Light prove essential in Link and Midna's quest to find the Fused Shadows, as only they have knowledge of where these objects are located. The Spirits of Light also appear in the final battle against Ganondorf as they combine their powers to create the Light Arrows. After Ganondorf is defeated, they appear before Link and Zelda, seemingly having resurrected Midna.

The Spirits of Light disappeared after their roles were fulfilled.


https://youtube.com/watch?v=7TfUtqTaDjA [Embed]
0:11 Vessel of Light

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Vessel_of_Light

The Vessel of Light is an item in Twilight Princess.[1] It is a container which is used to collect and hold Tears of Light.

When the Provinces of Hyrule were pulled into Twilight, the Tears of Light were stolen from the Spirits of Light by the Shadow Insects. Thus, the Spirits of Lights of each Province ask Link to gather them all in the Vessel of Light to restore light to the area.

The Vessel of Light does not stay in Link's item inventory; instead, every time Link visits a new province, he must talk to its respective Light Spirit to obtain a new Vessel of Light and thus be able to collect the Tears of Light. Each Vessel can hold up to 16 Tears of Light, which is the same amount Link must find in each province. In Twilight Princess HD, Link must only collect 12 Tears of Light.

There are three provinces where Link must collect the Tears of Light. Within those provinces, Link must explore its various areas to find all of the Tears.

The Sand Goddess, and Spirit Temple interiors have mock Egyptian hieroglyphs on the walls. The Greco-Roman architecture built on top of the older Egyptian architecture, in the Arbiter's Ground, make me think of the Hellenization of ancient Egypt. It may be telling the player what kind of symbols to look out for ie Hellenized Egyptian. I think the moon tears are a Hellenized Isis reference.

This is the dark Link cut-scene from Twilight Princess. It's creepy as fuck, and full of light/dark symbolism.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=McKddLtjpUo [Embed]
1:12 three shadow Links appear; the Magic Flute used repetitions of three a lot.
1:30 Link turned to ashes(Holocaust) by the three dark Links, and is "re-born" as a dark/evil Link
2:40 warns that dark magic will rule over you if you try to wield it
3:15 "The dark power that you seek is within the sleeping Lakebed Temple in Lake Hylia..." Enki/Ea water magic

kikepedia/wiki/Enki

Enki
God of Creation, Intelligence, Crafts, Water, Seawater, Lakewater, Fertility, Semen, Magic, Mischief

Considered the master shaper of the world, god of wisdom and of all magic, Enki was characterized as the lord of the Abzu (Apsu in Akkadian), the freshwater sea or groundwater located within the earth. In the later Babylonian epic Enûma Eliš, Abzu, the "begetter of the gods", is inert and sleepy but finds his peace disturbed by the younger gods, so sets out to destroy them. His grandson Enki, chosen to represent the younger gods, puts a spell on Abzu "casting him into a deep sleep", thereby confining him deep underground. Enki subsequently sets up his home "in the depths of the Abzu." Enki thus takes on all of the functions of the Abzu, including his fertilising powers as lord of the waters and lord of semen.[14]


>>77139
https://www.chabad.org/kabbalah/article_cdo/aid/380568/jewish/Shattered-Vessels.htm

"The shattering of the vessels" (in Hebrew, "Shevirat haKeilim") of the world of Tohu is the key concept in explaining the basic problem of diverseness and multiplicity in Creation as well as the origin of evil1 and is a central component in the Arizal's system of Kabbala, where it receives a full exposition2

The existence of vessels [for the lights that issued forth from Adam Kadmon] begins only in the world of Akudim - in which there is but one general vessel for all the ten lights - and below. Subsequently, the world of Nikudim [another name for Tohu] was emanated, in which ten vessels were formed for the ten lights. All of them were the aspect of keter of the ten sefirot, so that there were ten lights of keter of the ten sefirot. Each of these ten keter-lights had an individual vessel. The remaining nine parts of the lights [i.e., chochma, bina, chesed, etc.] in each of the sefirot were incorporated within the keter-light of each of the sefirot. For this reason they are referred to as ten "nekudot", meaning individual "points" of light, rather than as ten complete sefirot… Now these ten sefirot were emanated in such a way that they were situated one above the other. (Ibid., Shaar HaHakdamot, Derush 1 b'Olam HaNikudim) The sefirot of Tohu were situated one above the other in a single line … unlike the array of the sefirot in the world of Tikun, in which the sefirot are arranged in harmonious triads…

The fact that the sefirot of Tohu were situated one above the other in a single line indicates that they act as independent entities, unlike the array of the sefirot in the world of Tikun, in which the sefirot are arranged in harmonious triads.

>>77140
Some of the characters look like uncanny valley, Satanic dolls. The bird cuckoo things look really creepy.

Twilight Princess had a John Wayne(Mason) styled bit where you kill a bunch of bandits in wild west themed town.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=KM2c7v_ZnnM [Embed]
6:18 enter cavern to go to hidden wild west village
7:38 spaghetti western cinematic and shootout (the player mentions how out of place the western theme is)
The bow cross-hair is four directions symbolsim
11:55 Impaz recognizes you as the prophesied savior
13:16 Impaz was commanded to stay there by the royal family until you showed up
17:03 World Tree, World Mountain, six pillars, volcano/lava = Vulcan, Tubal cain
18:03 "Let teachings of old pass to you..."

>>77140
>https://youtube.com/watch?v=McKddLtjpUo

Lanayru, the snake light spirit, is the one that gives you the dark link vision about evil magic.

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Lanayru_(Spirit)

Lanayru (Spirit)
Race Spirit of Light
Element(s) Light
Attributes Guardian of the Lanayru Province
Gender Neuter[1]
Game(s) Twilight Princess
Era Era of Twilight

Lanayru is one of the four Spirits of Light in Twilight Princess.[2] It protects the Lanayru Province and appears in the form of a serpent.[3] Lanayru is named after the dragon of the same name from the Era of the Goddess Hylia.[4][5]

>Lanayru is the only Light Spirit that has a shrine built around its spring. Also mentioned is the fact that local Hylians make regular visits to pay respect to the spirit.[6]

As part of Zant's plan to take over Hyrule, the Shadow Beasts were ordered to steal the light of the Spirits.[7] When Link succeeds in dispelling the Twilight from the Lanaryu Province and restores the Spirit's power, Lanayru explains how the Fused Shadows were formed by the power of a race of magic wielders, known as the Dark Interlopers, in an attempt to control the Sacred Realm.[8] However, before they were successful, the Goddesses summoned the three light spirits to intervene.[9] The light spirits sealed away their magic into the Fused Shadows, and the Dark Interlopers were chased across Hyrule into the Gerudo Desert, where they were then banished to the Twilight Realm by the Goddesses.[10]

When Zant attacks Midna and Link at Lanayru's spring after they find the last Fused Shadow, Lanayru appears and attempts to attack Zant, but is knocked back.

>Zant then magically forces Lanayru to shine its light on Midna, gravely injuring her.

Along with the other Light Spirits, Lanayru heals Midna at the end of the game.

Nomenclature

>Lanayru's name is a reference to the golden goddess, Nayru.

https://zelda.gamepedia.com/Nayru_(Goddess)

>Nayru's divine essence is what constitutes the Triforce of Wisdom, which affords Princess Zelda her great wisdom and mystical abilities.
To a much smaller extent, Nayru's essence can also be invoked by a powerful sorcerer. Her essence provides a protective shield of light when the spell Nayru's Love is cast.