Holy Grail / Middle Way


Analysis of the Holy Grail is difficult.  It is inarguably an academic pursuit, since it has played an important role in the history of the Christian religion, and therefore, the world.  Expeditions have been forged seeking it.  It has been mythicized in endless written works, which have branded themselves as both real or imaginative.  But, like Noah's Ark, or the Ark of the Covenant, it is nonetheless something which, despite its effect on the course of human events, may or may not have ever been.  As a result, it must cause us as people to question the true nature of reality.  If something which never truly existed can cause such grand ripples in the universal pond, then what makes an object which one can touch any more real?  Some things can live forever without ever living for a moment.  Even the life of Christ, himself, has been questioned by a few scholars, mostly in the past couple centuries.  But even if Christ the man didn't live, which is probably untrue, it can nonetheless be argued that no other man has lived so much as he, due to his deep presence in the hearts and souls of so many millions for so many centuries.  At night, we dream dreams which we think are real, in which fictional characters we've never seen manifest and speak to us.  As Plato said, the reality of an object, or person, is relative to the magnitude of its employment.  Real objects, which are unused, which are never thought upon, lose their very existence.  Conversely, unreal concepts, those which are constantly thought of, become real.  Jesus, Mary and the Grail, these are things we imagine, which none of has truly encountered in our realm and yet, they are as real as real can be.

The Grail is utterly incomparable.  If it were only a question of actually finding the physical object, things would be so much simpler.  Unfortunately, however, the quest for the Holy Grail isn't like one which seeks treasure or a tomb.  Rather, it is a question.  We would practically end our search in supreme satisfaction just to know with assurance what it actually is.  No other object has been hypothesized to be concepts so diverse, from a royal lineage, to a cup containing wine, to a cup containing blood.  As an idea which developed in the second millennia, so long after the existence of Christ, it is surprising that it has endured so perennially in the religious dogma.  It is not mentioned in the Bible, yet every Priest, Minister or everyday Christian is familiar with its folklore as if it was.  Many people wrongly, or perhaps correctly, equate it with what is called the Holy Chalice, the vessel referenced in The Book of Matthew from which Jesus served wine at the Last Supper.  But, the Holy Grail is supposed to be much more, the giver of magical powers which also caught Christ's blood as it drip down from him as he hung upon the Cross.  So, not only are we unsure about its existence, and its identity, but even its very mythology has become clouded with another separate one.

The quest for Holy Grail is not a personal one.  In the Middle Ages, it was one left to the aristocracy, the Knights Templar, or the Church.  It was not a battle to be fought by the everyman.  If the Grail was to be actually discovered, he could be sure that he would be notified, and indirectly reap whatever benefits he may as a Christian or subject of the throne.  Perhaps, an English farmer dreamed of finding it one day in an empty field, and winning its immense power.  But, he would also know that would probably only happen if he were the part of some grand destiny.  A few probably had the gaul to think that they were that man.  But, most would never dare raise their sights so high.  So, the power which this grail was said to contain could never be obtained.  Eternal power was not something which the average Christian believed himself worthy of owning.  The Christian lived his good life of charity in the light of Jesus, and his life, be it of happiness or pain, was to be rewarded with the celestial infinity of the afterlife.  The power which the Grail grants should only be for the deserved dead, and impossible for the living.

In Buddhism, however, there is indeed an ultimate quest, endeavored by most every pious believer and done so constantly.  The path towards enlightenment is the true path of life, and, as in life, rewards are not only given upon completion.  To follow the way is its own consummate pleasure, knowing that at one moment, any moment during the waking life, an inner peace may be obtained which is on par with any power possible to be bestowed from some magical object.  Few have been said to reach this plateau, however it is not only the hubristic idealist who thinks himself capable.  Any person who follows the way is taking the shortest possible route to this end.  
The Buddhist knows that enlightenment is not only reserved for the dead.  There should, however, be no differentiation at all between the good deeds of the Buddhist, Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Jew or otherwise.  The best men of any religion have the same exact motivations, which are compassion and amity.  Perhaps it is only at the moment where the soul is like that of one passed on that real wisdom is granted.  Some believe that level of spirit to be procurable prior to death.

When one achieves tranquility and leaves their living body, they see a kaleidoscope of imagery in their mind's eye.  To say that one sees colors and shapes, hears sounds, and has feelings would be erroneous, because one isn't even aware of themselves having any sensory input at all.  They exist wholly, while outside of the Universe, and outside of time.  Numbers and letters lose their concreteness, achieve fluidity, and are seen for what they are truly.  Colors, shapes and sounds are ideas which we know affect the live brain differently depending on how they are constructed.  In the floating void of enlightenment, we see that our Alphabet and Numbers are the same.  Each of them possesses its own intrinsic and eternal power of output.  Maybe a 3 is a C, which is like a Red, which is like a Circle.  Maybe 12th letter L is like a Violet.  The Triangle could be Golden, the Pentagon might be filled with falling sands of Blue.  The last letter Z is the ending beginning, and the first letter A is the beginning ending.  Such are the bountiful, ecstatic joys of truly knowing that everything is not important, and nothing matters a lot.

The Knights Templar wandered the Earth, bound to search for a vessel of immeasurable power, the Holy Grail.  They climbed mountains, hoping that on the other side could be their destination.  They rode their horses in a line, in silence, praying that they might be delivered to salvation, their joint goal, around the next turn.  At a stream, they bent down to drink, hoping it would be the last drink they'd have to take before their appeals were heeded.  Sitting wearily around a fire in the restless night, they ate slowly, so they could listen on watch at all times.  There was never laughter, for none wanted to attract any bad luck.  Despite their lack of a real existence, none ever questioned the necessity of their positions in the linearity of history.  They lived their lives without pride and without want.  None saw futility in their quest, each maintained steadfast.  The Knight, he feels like he possesses a knowledge which is impossible to impart.  And it is his possession of this knowledge which allows him to continue on despite knowing that there is no ultimate destination for him and his brigade.  He knows that W is the 23rd letter.  He knows that M is the 13th, that the first is A, that the last is the 26th, Z.  He often meditates on the 7th, G, which his organization holds in the highest devotion.  He thinks of the 6-sided hexagon with a quiet reverence, remarking to himself that the wonders of the living God are manifold and endless.  When he thinks of the 9th letter I, he wonders about the nature of the expansive celestial objects, and his mind soars.  Riding on his horse for hours daily, he sometimes picks a single number, any number from small to large, and prays upon it, wondering if it may be true name of God.

A group of Buddhist monks are thousands of miles away, walking in a short line.  Their pace is according to a child monk who leads their way.  They don't have horses, but they also aren't worried about covering any great distance.  They too will scale majestic mountains, but are not desperate to be over them with immediacy.  They have no destination, nor any object whose discovery would mark the end of their journey.  At night, they don't make a fire.  They eat what rice is given to them by villagers.  They are never seen sleeping.  The men behind the child, they have nothing in their minds but the child, and his quest.  They pray for his power.  The child is mindful of that, though not impressed with himself over it.  He is more humbled by the thought of the worn, bearded Knight who wanders another similar path in a distant land.  The child monk knows that he and the Knight are engaged in a race, together.  Still, though, the child monk knows that even if the Knight were to arrive at his destination first, he has not necessarily lost the race.  The child monk doesn't know how to read or write, but he is not any less powerful for it.  He is aware that this ignorance maintains his innocence, and gives him an advantage.  The Knight often envies this position, for he knows that even though the child monk can imagine what it may be like to have this knowledge, the Knight cannot imagine what it is like to not.

The End is Near But Have No Fear



There is a Secret Number-Letter Code embedded throughout all mass media.  In this code, the first letter of every word represents a number according to its place in the alphabet.  For example, Total Infinity would translate to T.I., or 20-9.  The code follows several rules.  The most important is the “Rule of 3", which is the great overuse, as initials, of "3" letters, those which contain a multiple of 3 according to their place in the alphabet: C (3), F (6), I (9), M (13), P (16), S (19), W (23) and Z (26).  These letters are most often the initials of media titles such as Films, Shows, Songs, Albums and Books.  As you can see, they are also combined with letters which obviously work to strengthen them further. A (1), B (2), J (10), L (11), and T (20) are the catalyst group, the letters whose position in the alphabet contains a 0, 1, or 2 only.  The code has several additional rules, but uses of the "Rule of 3" are the most easily seen and deciphered.  For whatever reason, the "Illuminati" have created a world where everything is "3", even including the food you've been eating for your entire life:

3 Musketeers - C.M. = 3-13 
A&W - A.A.W. = 1-1-16
Alphabet Soup - A.S. = 1-19
Butter Finger - B.F. = 2-6
Capri Sun - C.S. = 3-19
Chap Stick - C.S. = 3-19
Cheese It - C.I. = 3-9
Cheese Wiz - C.W. = 3-23
Chef Boyardee - C.B. = 3-2
Chex Mix - C.M. = 3-13
Chips Ahoy - C.A. = 3-1
Coffee Mate - C.M. = 3-13
Cool Whip - C.W. = 3-23
Fiji Water - F.I.J.I. = 6-9-10-9
Fruit Stripe - F.S. = 6-19
Ice Breakers - I.B. = 9-2
Jiffy Pop - J.P. = 10-16
Juicy Fruit - J.F. = 10-6
Jif - J.I.F. = 10-9-6
Mike And Ike - M.A.I. = 13-1-9
M&M's = 13-13
Milky Way - M.W. = 23-13
Minute Maid - M.M. - 13-13
Miracle Whip - M.W. = 23-13
Mr. Coffee - M.C. = 13-3
Pepperidge Farm - P.F. = 16-6
Pillsbury Toaster Strudel - P.T.S. = 16-20-19
Pixy Stix - P.S. = 16-19
Poland Spring - P.S. = 16-19
Pop Secret - P.S. = 16-19
Pop Tarts - P.T. = 16-20
Slim Fast - S.F. = 19-6
Slim Jim - S.J. = 19-10
Smart Food Popcorn = S.F.P. = 19-6-16
Snack Pack - S.P. = 19-6
Sour Patch Kids - S.P.K. = 19-16-11
Spam - S.P.A.M = 19-16-1-13
Sun Chips - S.C. = 19-3
Ssips - S.S.I.P.S. = 19-19-9-16-19
Swedish Fish - S.F. = 19-6
Swiss Miss - S.M. = 19-13
Sun Kist - S.K. = 19-11
Tomb Stone Pizza - T.S.P. = 20-19-16
Wheat Thins = W.T. = 23-20
Winter Fresh - W.F. = 23-6

Numerology is not a contemporaneous abstraction, or the invention of colluded individuals.  Instead, it is the representation of the timeless truths of the universe.  The great poets and bards of all times were well aware of the beautiful symbolism of numbers and letters. "We Are Seven”, for example, is an influential poem by William Wordsworth. In the poem, a girl states that although 2 of her siblings have died, they are still number 7, not the 5 that still are still living.  Besides that, numbers are used many other times, suggesting Wordsworth was decidedly using numbers as a metaphorical tool.  The word "Two" appears very often, nine times, which is appropriate because the girl’s intention is empowering the 2 whom are deceased.  "Five" appears only once, suggesting the girl does not prefer it, the number of children remaining.  "Eight" appears as the age of the girl, which is appropriate because H (8) is associated with Hope, Heavenly and Happiness.  Their graves are also described as "Twelve steps or more from my mother's door”, implicating an obvious importance upon the number of steps.  Pieces of media which utilize numbers contain much more than they seem superficially.  Modernly released mass media pieces utilize numerology purposefully, while the common individual has been doing so subconsciously for their entire lives.

“We Are Seven” expresses a vital truth about numerological mysticism.  Wordsworth's use of numbers forces symbolism upon them.  In the world of this poem, numbers represent ideas because they are used methodically in a motif as adjectives.  Our world is not different.  Every number has its own symbolism or personality because the common use of language has gradually applied characteristics to them.  Like thousands of poems at once, humanity has made poetry of speaking and writing.  Humans tend to unknowingly turn everything they encounter into a metaphor because of their natural propensity for fantasy.  Many people inexplicably associate the number 7 with God, which coincidentally or not begins with the 7th letter, G.  There is a deep connection between the letters and their corresponding numbers.  Things as mundane as sounds and quantities can express more than they seem.  There must be some truth to this seemingly baseless attribution of character.  Cultures all over the planet associate ideas like personality traits and temperaments with specific numbers.  Inexplicably, there are many general and specific similarities between two culture’s associations of a given number.

Initially, there was just one word.  So, we chose one.  Maybe it was “God”, “Being”, or “Universe”.   Even at our current, advanced stage of human development, “one” is very often associated with “The Creator” because if humanity did have just one word, it would have to represent that idea.  Then, there were two words.  So, we chose two words to represent dualism, probably “Yes” and “No”.  Then, we had three words.  So, maybe we chose “Left”, Right” and “Center”.  Then, we had four words, which were "Up", "Down", "Left" and "Right".  Then five words, "Being", "Doing", "Thinking", "Saying" and "Making".  This continued on and on until now.  Thousands of  words are now in our possession and each was chosen very carefully.  The metaphorical significance of numbers can be attributed to the differences between the characteristics of the words which we might have chosen in our primordial stage of developing language.  The difference between the symbolism of each number is analogous to the difference between the character of the words chosen if all of human existence had to be summarized in that specific number of words.

In August 1963, President John F. Kennedy posed for a photo with leaders of the March on Washington, including Martin Luther King, Jr., who had just that day delivered his landmark speech, "I Have A Dream".  All were smiling in celebration of a day that had been a tremendous victory towards equal civil rights in America.  Surely some, or perhaps many of those men in that picture knew about the grand mass media conspiracy of hidden knowledge.  Idealistic men like these may have been indoctrinated into this conspiracy, and despite their objections to its unfairness, forced to swear an oath never to divulge it publicly.  

Martin Luther King, Jr. and John Fitzgerald Kennedy are both excellent examples of how temperament is reflective of initials.  Everyone is familiar with their initials, as they are used colloquially to refer to the men, M.L.K. and J.F.K.  What is not commonly discussed is how three letters represent the special character of these men.  Just saying their initials has become like making a bold statement.  King's name is extraordinary because his initials directly descend the alphabet: M.L.K. (13-12-11).  Basically, every letter and its corresponding number symbolize ideas relating to the most common words beginning with that letter.  M (13) is letter of Man, L (12) is related to Love, and K (11) is related to Over-perfection, as the next step above J (10), Perfection.  It evokes the obdurate, unyielding rigidness which made him one of the greatest heroes we've known.  Kennedy's initials have a similar poignancy.  J.F.K. (10-6-11) contains J (10), the letter of Perfection, F (6), the letter of Fun and then K (11), again the letter of Over-perfection.  In these names, we can see embodied their respective zeal for the peaceful progress of humanity.

We, who are lucky enough to be born, are given a name. We are all created equal.  Then, we are named. Our names become us.  We identify ourselves by what we are called.  Your name is itself a beautiful poem, a basic representation of who you are.  Examining the letters of your name and your initials can teach you about yourself.  By understanding the symbolism intrinsic to every letter, you can learn how your personality has been groomed by your name.  Names are the manifestation of the symbolism and deeper meaning of every letter.  The Grand Unknown Secret is that every movie, album, song, book, and slogan, for the past hundred years, which was made widely popular as part of our culture, was titled according to a letter-number code which utilizes this esoteric knowledge.  The vast majority of mass media pieces utilize  the "Rule of 3", the preponderance of letters which contain a multiple of 3 according to their place in the alphabet.  This code has loomed over the occupants of the past century like an unseen shadow.

The God of Language and Mathematics


It may seem paradoxical that even recently, during our comparatively secular contemporary age, focused on humanism, science and technology, many have attempted to prove that God exists.  However, none of these ideas seem incongruent with the idea that God exists.  Mankind has learned to use the wisdom contained within these various subjects first to improve the civilization in which he lives, next to admire the greatness of some living God.  The great tragedy of the centuries previous to ours is that humanity first admired God before improving their own lot.  The successes humanity has achieved during the current aeon were not the result of the murder of God.  Although a loud contingent of atheists like to take credit for ushering in our current age of reason, it was not the aggressive rejection of God which allowed humanity to turn its attention to more immediately important manners, but the passive acceptance of God.  The Church no longer had the authority to enforce the doctrine of God’s existence upon the people, whom didn’t require it any further.  Believers willingly anointed it upon themselves, while atheists and agnostics were free do as they wished without fear of chastisement.  Humanistic and scientific ideas could exist both alongside and separate from the religious.  Science and academia were not clandestine studies done only to supplement religiosity.  They were complementary and accentuated one another.

Assuming that it was not specifically God who gifted the world with the truth of these ideas, it was still often the idea of God which lifted up the hearts of the men and women who contributed to expanding the knowledge and understanding of our world and universe.  The chemist in the lab still went to church every Sunday.  The civil rights activist still asked God for strength.  The psychologist still admired God’s design of the mind.  The philosopher still contemplated the question of God.  All of these people made no mention of God in their work or publications.  Yet, it was still the idea of working to do good in the eyes their God which motivated them.  Of course, many of recent history’s greatest luminaries have also been stalwart atheists.  The number and percentage of atheists worldwide may be greater than its ever been in history, however it is still small compared to the number of percentage of people who believe in some kind of unseen spiritual power.  Atheism did not spawn the prosperity of recent decades.  It was the egalitarian principal which allows people to freely express their beliefs which did so.  In the daily work done for the benefit of oneself and those around, God was left out completely.  Rightfully so, because those who do not believe still want to participate in society and improve it.

The question of God’s existence is entirely dependent how “God” is defined.  Often, God is depicted as the Grand Master of the Universe, seeing all, knowing all, controlling all.  Perhaps he (it) is all of these things, however it is also possible that God is none of these things, or is these things only to a limited extent.  Perhaps it sees only some, knows only a fair amount and controls just that which is within its domain.  The philosophers and mathematicians whom attempt to prove or disprove the existence of God are misguided in that they search for a force in the universe whose magnitude of greatness is beyond comparison.  There is no stipulation that God must fit this criteria.  Instead, God could be the smallest of things. To find proof of God has been the quest of many, however defining God as the largest and most powerful entity in the universe explicitly suggests that he must dwell in the universe.  Instead, God may be an energy of unknown size and power, existing outside of the universe.  To prove its existence one may only have to discover a single particle, or anti-particle of matter, or anti-matter, which exists our known plane of living.  God is not a man, and even if it did at one or several times embody itself within a human or living creature, it still existed simultaneously around that being.  To prove the existence of God, one can merely alter its definition.  To alter the definition established concretely by the dogma of the church was once the worst type of heresy, however recently embraced wisdom teaches us that we are allowed to do so.  In this case, one may consider God not a person or entity, but a substance, floating around invisibly, though still lording and connecting all beings and objects.  Perhaps there are humans who have achieved some characteristics of a God or Lord, including omniscience or omnipresence.  However, no human could ever compare themselves to the grander God, the unseen energy which exists outside of understanding.

There have attempts to prove through the use of advanced mathematics, obtuse to the average person, that the theorized creation of the universe could not have occurred without external influence.  Philosophers have also used logic, expressed in writing, to argue that in order for the universe to exist, God must have existed prior.  Even art has been used to persuade humans of God’s existence.  There are countless artworks which attempt to represent visually God’s majesty and persuade their viewers of it.  It is important to distinguish that mathematics, writing and art, man’s greatest endowments, were discovered, rather than invented.  Humans discovered language, then later invented specific languages.  They discovered mathematics, then later invented methods of communicating numbers.  They discovered art, then later invented various art mediums.  All that humans fashioned were modes of representing these ideas visually.  That other creatures living on the planet have even been shown to have created animalistic versions themselves proves that even if humans never existed, mathematics, writing and art would still exist.  Many studies have suggested that animals have their own forms of these ideas.  They are able to count, able to communicate and express themselves emotionally, the only necessary tenet of art creation.  These ideas did not require the contribution of humanity in order to exist.

Even if Earth was totally barren, empty of a single living cell, mathematics, writing and art would still exist as ideas.  Furthermore, even if the universe contained no life within it, these ideas would still exist.  To go even further, even if the universe was never created, by God, a big bang, or whomever, these ideas would still exist.  A reasonable definition of God is that which exists outside of the universe and before the creation of the universe.  If there is no universe, than nothing exists except what we call God.  If these ideas also exist, than through the transitive property of mathematics, we can state that God and these ideas are the same thing.  Not just mathematics, writing and art, but any and all ideas: Charity, Respect, Honor, Hope.  These ideas exist outside the plane of existence and would exist even if the universe did not, which is an acceptable characterization of God.  No idea is invented, it is discovered already existing in the realm outside of the universe, where God dwells.  Therefore, when we contemplate new ideas, we are searching for God.  When we attempt to enliven our minds, we are worshipping God.  Behold your God, it’s thought.  Even if in the distant future our understanding of the universe become nearly total and complete, ideas will still exist outside of the universe, the same place where God lives.  To say there is no God is like saying there is no Math.

The idea of symbolism is an integral component to most, if not all religions.  In the reading of a religion’s holy books, objects, places and people are first read literally, then interpreted ironically.  A story professes a certain amount of usable knowledge when analyzed superficially, however the beauty of these stories is in their depth, the wisdom which they can relay when analyzed with a more calculating eye.  Many if not most scholars have abandoned the idea that any of the manifold holy texts passed down from ancient history should be read as instructional histories.  The Bible, Torah and Koran do not exist to teach about events or provide biographies, but to provide framing devices for contemplation.  The story of Job, for example, is not included in the Torah in order for more people to know about Job.  He may have been an actual historical person.  Regardless, his story is included because it is an opportunity for learning.  He is not a man whom showed courage in times of adversity, he is a symbol for showing courage in times of adversity.  Each of the characters in the holy books can be expressed this way, as archetypes of personalities each contributing to the grand universal self.

Jesus Christ is a figure whose mythological selflessness should surely be emulated by all, whether he existed or not, as man or prophet.  However, it is merely that such a being could exist which can cause an even greater amount of awe.  To suggest that God could come down to Earth and embody a person is an idea which cannot be truly fathomed by any.  Therefore, to those whom his story is told, the mind is activated.  Indeed, one not necessarily even need to believe the story, for in order to reject the veracity of a story one must first assess its plausibility.  To many millions of true believers, Jesus is the son of God with whom they share a deeply personal relationship.  To every person who has heard his story, including both believers and atheists, he is the character who in his story is the embodiment of God in human form.  

Many of us rightfully condemn the missionaries who were so quick to kill or dismember those of the conquered tribes whom rejected the story of Jesus Christ.  However, in our modern sensibility we are surely unable to understand the mindset of these proselytizers of centuries ago.  To them, rejecting Jesus Christ may have been tantamount to rejecting the existence of Math, deflecting the usefulness of language, or the validity of artistic expression.  Reaction to the story of Jesus was an unnatural evolutionary test instated by man.  The heathen doesn’t believe the story of the Creator embodied in a man because he has no reason to.  He is impaled.  The heathen is not impressed by the idea that the Creator was embodied in a man because he has no capacity for contemplation.  He is beheaded.

The modern English language poses the question of whether we “believe in” God, or not.  How this differs from one who “believes of” God, or “believes out” God is not clear, nor is the etymology of this grammatically illiterate phrase.  What’s even more puzzling is that colloquially, the phrase “believe in” means to have faith that someone or something is capable or worthy of fulfilling a task or job.  A person who says they “believe in” their boss means that they are certain or optimistic that their boss is competent.  They are not saying that they believe their boss exists, which is what the phrase means when used in reference to God.  Without knowing it, according to the more popularly accepted definition of the phrase, a person who says they don’t “believe in” God is really saying their don’t think God is doing an adequate job at his position.

“Playing semantics” like these may seem pedantic, inconsequential or unimportant, but one should never underestimate the way which language shapes the way which we think and interact with reality.  Specific languages evolve as a result of the ways which the brains of those who birthed them operate.  The development of a language, therefore, should exactly match the development of the brains of the society in which it is used.  Centuries ago, educated Englishmen spoke without slang, literally, correctly and eruditely.  If we are to judge ourselves based on how English has changed over this time, our minds must be on the brink of insanity.  Much of our daily vocabulary consists of invented brand names, words without definition, onomatopoeias, “buzzwords” (itself a buzzword), acronyms and guttural utterances.  It is too depressing to believe that we have really devolved so much to automatically match the sophistication of our brains.  These changes were not our own, but instilled upon us, without our consent or input by the society in which we live, lorded over by the television.

Language is how humans express their thoughts to each other.  Through spoken and written words, we fill the sky with ideas, invisible but nonetheless there, each a different color, shape and texture, sounding a ring perennially dynamic.  Each letter is a symbol of a power far greater than the vowel or consonant which it represents.  The cross of Jesus is a shape too, so is the Jewish Star of David, the Muslim Star and Crescent, the Freemason Square and Compass and the Communist Hammer and Sickle.  Magicians use devices called sigils, really just shapes of any kind, to seal the intent of their casts.  A creation of geometry can possess a special place in a human’s heart and soul.  The cross represents Jesus to us, but perhaps mystically it represents something completely different.  Ideas are what we worship, not Gods or heroes.  To truly worship God is the most impossible of all tasks.  So, instead we create symbols, visual or literal, to approximate that which we wish to worship.  Towards these symbols we extend our emotional energy, contributing to the expansion of the unseen in unknowable ways.  On Earth, these energies fester, bouncing from one idolatrous image to the next, sometimes embedding in a living thing, releasing out of one, or grounding into the soil.  Constantly working with and against all these forces is the single most powerful source of energy in our universe, the Sun.  Not a symbol or an idea, it may be the only real thing.  It can be felt, seen, feared, missed.  To truly worship God is to send one’s energy through the firmament, past all the clashing plasm moving so chaotically around Earth, straight towards and into the Sun.

Popular Music's Secret Hypnotizing Code


There have been many allegations made that popular music has an ulterior motive.  Conspiracists have asserted that it is meant to steer the youth and general public towards things like promiscuity, violence, anger or stupidity.  This is supposedly achieved through several means.  Backmasking, for instance, is the technique of inserting messages in music played backwards. This has been an urban legend for decades.  There also seems to be a concerted effort to make prevalent Satanic, Occult and Illuminati imagery.  Some think that popular music subversively promotes Devil worship.  It is possible that all of these theories are true. Many of them already have examples which give them credence.  Another tactic used to subdue the masses is the Mass Media Letter Code, in which letters translate to numbers according to their place in the alphabet.  Using this code, the Illuminati are able to subconsciously transmit numbers which work to further incapacitate the minds of the world audience.

The most important aspect of the code is "Rule of 3".  Across all media, including film, television, music and print, letters which contain a multiple of 3 are vastly overused as initials. That means that most titles use the letter C (3), F (6), I (9), M (13), P (16), S (19), W (23), and Z (26) to begin each word.  This "3" group is also combined with the "catalyst" group: A (1), B (2), J (10), K (11) and T (20).  This method trains the public to behave in a certain way.  The "3" letters represent worldly, liberal, progressive, hedonistic ideas, towards which the purveyors of the code wish the public to tend.  Popular music has been accused of supporting these ideas.  All of the following songs, some of the most popular or well known ever, follow the code's "Rule of 3":

All Along The Watch Tower - A.A.T.W. = 1-1-20-23
All By Myself - A.B.M. - 1-2-13
Are We All We Are - A.W.A.W.A. = 1-23-1-23-1
Bitter Sweet Symphony - B.S.S. = 2-19-19
Blank Space - B.S. = 2-19
Blister In The Sun - B.I.T.S. = 2-9-20-19
Born This Way - B.T.W. = 2-20-23
Born To Be Wild - B.T.B.W. = 2-20-2-23
Bullet With Butterfly Wings - B.W.B.W. = 2-23-2-23
Call Me - C.M. = 3-13
Call Me Maybe - C.M.M. = 3-13-13
Can't Feel My Face - C.F.M.F. = 3-6-13-6
Careless Whisper - C.W. = 3-23
Cat Scratch Fever - C.S.F. = 3-19-6
Cat’s In The Cradle - C.I.T.C. = 3-9-20-3
Champagne Supernova - C.S. = 3-19
Cheeseburger In Paradise - C.I.P. = 3-9-16
Closing Time - C.T. = 3-20
Come Sail Away - C.S.A. = 3-19-1
Cowboy Song - C.S. = 3-19
Crosstown Traffic - C.T. = 3-20
Fake Plastic Trees - F.P.T. = 6-16-20
Family Affair - F.A. = 6-1
Feelin’ Alright - F.A. = 6-1
Free Bird - F.B. = 6-2
I Believe I Can Fly - I.B.I.C.F. = 9-2-9-3-6
I Can See For Miles - I.C.S.F.M. = 9-3-19-6-13
I Feel Pretty - I.F.P. = 9-6-16
I Want It That Way - I.W.I.T.W. = 9-23-9-20-23
I Will Survive - I.W.S. = 9-23-19
I’ll Be There - I.B.T. = 9-2-20
I’m Too Sexy - 9-20-19
Ice Ice Baby - 9-9-2
Independent Woman - I.W. = 9-23
Iron Man - I.M. = 9-13
It Wasn't Me - I.W.M. = 9-23-13
It's My Party - I.M.P. = 9-13-16
Joy To The World - J.T.T.W. = 10-20-20-23
Karma Chameleon - K.C. = 11-3
Karma Police - K.P. = 11-16
Killing Me Softly - K.M.S. = 11-13-19
Kiss Me - K.M. = 11-13
Kung Fu Fighting - K.F.F. = 11-6-6
Mad World - M.W. = 13-23
Magic Bus - M.B. = 13-2
Man In The Mirror - M.I.T.M. = 13-9-20-13
Maybe I'm Amazed - M.I.A. = 13-9-1
More Than A Feeling - M.T.A.F. = 13-20-1-6
More Than Words - M.T.W. = 13-20-23
More Than This - M.T.T. = 13-20-20
More Than That - M.T.T. = 13-20-20
More Than A Woman - M.T.A.W. = 13-20-1-23
My Sharona - M.S. = 13-19
My Way - M.W. = 13-23
Paint It Black - P.I.B. = 16-9-2
Paradise City - P.C. = 16-3
Play The Funky Music - P.T.F.M. = 16-20-6-13
Pinball Wizard - P.W. = 16-23
Proud Mary - P.M. = 16-13
Santa Tell Me - S.T.M. = 19-20-13
Secret Agent Man - S.A.M. = 19-1-13
Season In The Sun - S.I.T.S = 19-9-20-9
She Wolf - S.W. = 19-23
Smooth Criminal - S.C. = 19-3
Sneaky Feelings - S.F. = 19-6
Soul Man - S.M. = 19-13
Spanish Castle Magic - S.C.M. = 19-3-13
Spirit In The Sky - S.I.T.S. = 19-9-20-19
Steal My Sunshinse - 19-13-19
Stay With Me - S.W.M. = 19-23-13
Stayin' Alive - S.A. = 19-1
Stone Free - S.F. = 19-6
Sugar Shack - S.S. = 19-19
Southern Man - S.M. = 19-13
Take My Breath Away - T.M.B.A. = 20-13-2-1
Teenage Wasteland - T.W. = 20-23
Tequila Sunrise - T.S. = 20-19
The Boy Is Mine - T.B.I.M. = 20-2-9-13
The Wind Cries Mary - T.W.C.M. = 20-23-3-13
Tom Sawyer - T.S. = 20-19
Trapped In The Closet - T.I.T.C. = 20-9-20-3
Turn Down For What - T.D.F.W. = 20-4-6-23
Walk This Way - W.T.W. = 23-20-23
Waiting For An Alibi - W.F.A.A. = 23-6-1-1
Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' - W.B.S.S. = 23-2-19-19
Watch Me - W.M. = 23-13
We Are Family - W.A.F. = 23-1-6
We Are The Champions - W.A.T.C. = 23-1-20-3
We Are The World - W.A.T.W. = 23-1-20-23
Welcome To The Jungle - W.T.T.J. = 23-20-20-10
Welcome To The Working Week - W.T.T.W.W. = 23-20-20-23-23
Wide Awake - W.A. = 23-1
Wild Thing - W.T. = 23-20
Why Can’t We Be Friends? - W.C.W.B.F. = 23-3-23-2-6
Wind Beneath My Wings - W.B.M.W. = 23-2-13-23
Witchy Woman - W.W. = 23-23

Literally everything, including books, magazines, televisionslogansvideogamesstores and products, follow the rules of the code. The following albums, some of history's most popular or known, also follow the code's "Rule of 3":

Astral Weeks (Van Morrison album) - A.W. = 1-23 
All Things Must Pass (George Harrison album) - A.T.M.P. = 1-20-13-16
Automatic For The People (R.E.M. album) - A.F.T.P. = 1-6-20-16
Back Stabbers (O'Jays album) - B.S. = 2-19
Before and After Science (Brian Eno album) - B.A.A.S. = 2-1-1-19
Blood Sugar Sex Magik (Red Hot Chili Peppers album) - B.S.S.M. = 2-19-19-13
Call Me (Al Green album) - C.M. = 3-13
Can't Buy A Thrill (Steely Dan album) - C.B.A.T. = 3-2-1-20
Catch A Fire (The Wailers album) - C.A.F. = 3-1-6
Chestnut Street Incident (John Mellencamp album) - C.S.I. = 3-19-9
Child Is Father To The Man (Blood, Sweat And Tears album) - C.I.F.T.T.M. = 3-9-6-20-20-13
Chocolate Factory (R. Kelly album) - C.F. = 3-6
Court And Spark (Joni Mitchell album) - C.A.S. = 3-1-19
Crazy Sexy Cool (TLC album) - C.S.C. = 3-19-3
Forever Changes (Love album) - F.C. = 6-3
Fresh Cream (Cream album) - F.C. = 6-3
Is This It (The Strokes album) - I.T.I. = 9-20-9
Maggot Brain (Funkadelic album) - M.B. = 13-2
Mandatory Fun (Weird Al album) - M.F. = 13-6
Marquee Moon (Television album) - M.M. = 13-13
Meat Is Murder (The Smiths album) - M.I.M. = 13-9-13
Moanin' In The Moonlight (Howlin' Wolf album) - M.I.T.M. = 13-9-20-13
Modern Sounds In Country And Western Music (Ray Charles album) - M.S.I.C.A.W.M. = 13-19-9-3-1-23-13
More Songs About Buildings And Food (album) - M.S.A.B.A.F. = 13-19-1-2-1-6
Morning Phase (Beck album) - M.P. = 13-16
Mothership Connection (Parliament album) - M.C. = 13-3
Mr. Tambourine Man (The Byrds album) - M.T.M. = 13-20-13
My Aim Is True (Elvis Costello album) - M.A.I.T. = 13-1-9-20
Pet Sounds (Beach Boys album) - P.S. = 16-19
Pink Flag (Wire album) - P.F. = 16-6
Pink Moon (Nick Drake album) - P.M. = 16-13
Sail Away (Randy Newman album) - S.A. = 19-1
Sea Change (Beck album)
Spice World (Spice Girls album) - S.W. = 19-23
Steel Wheels (Rolling Stones album) - S.W. = 19-23
Stop Making Sense (Talking Heads albums) - S.M.S. = 19-13-19
Sticky Fingers (Rolling Stones album) - S.F. = 19-6
Sweet Baby (James James Taylor album) - S.B.J. = 19-2-10
Surrealistic Pillow (Jefferson Airplane album) - S.P. = 19-16
Tea For The Tillerman (Cat Stevens album) - T.F.T.T. = 20-6-20-20
The Immaculate Collection (Madonna album) - T.I.C. = 20-9-3
The Pleasure Principal (Gary Numan album) - T.P.P. = 20-16-16
Toys In The Attic (Aerosmith album) - T.I.T.A. = 20-9-20-1
Watch The Throne (album) - W.T.T. = 23-20-20
White Blood Cells (The White Stripes album) - W.B.C. = 23-2-3

The reason that such a large percentage of mainstream media titles follow the "Rule of 3" is that the ideas which mainstream entertainment most often support are epitomized by the "3" group of letters.  The remaining "right-sided" letters are used to title media which portray the ideas symbolized by those letters.  The dichotomy between "3" letters and "right-sided" letters is similar to that between the physical and the unseen worlds.  Although modern entertainment may be full of fantasy, strangeness and variety, all of it is shot with the same lens, recorded with the same microphone.  Limitations are put on mass media that is too imaginative, intelligent or rebellious.  The "Rule of 3" is the general constraint reigning over the output of popular western culture for the past century.

The size and complexity of this conspiracy should not be completely surprising.  In order to be famous, you have to be in the world's secret club. Certain luminaries choose to release material of questionable quality so that they can obtain the greatest amount of fame and power.  Others, conversely, haven chosen a lesser amount of fame in exchange for greater artistic freedom.  Every Illuminati member chooses their own adventure.  Paradoxically, they always do exactly as they're told, yet their life course is also made up of their own decisions.  See the Site Map for more information.

Evaluating Tarot's Dubious Place in History


Each of us has lessons to learn, yet many of us will die before that occurs.  When we arrive to this plane of existence as infants, we are inchoate beings, innocent and without fault, but also devoid of wisdom or understanding.  When we leave this plane, we are full to the brim of information and facts, both trivial and important, but still with manifold lessons remaining, not just those of history, science or mathematics, but of morality.  None of us, even the greatest saint, is worthy of telling himself he has learned all the world has to teach.  Yet, so many of this earth bask in the glory of their own phony halos, secretly thinking themselves the author of their own immutable truth, the God of their own universe and the keeper of its laws.  The uneducated stay so because to them their position is the best and easiest way to skate through life.  Others of different sociological groups take it upon themselves to act as the police of everyone around them, not inconspicuous in their unearned and incorrect high opinion of themselves.  Even the humanist, clinging to his throne of egalitarianism, wishes that everyone was able to see the world as he does.  He says everyone is entitled to their opinion and often abstains from asserting any himself so that he can maintain a level of artificial dominance over those with the audacity to have one.  Humanity’s defect is that, deep inside, everyone, from the poorest to the richest, talentless to most gifted, believes theirs is the best thinking.  None of us is God.  Despite whatever New Age rhetoric is telling us, all of us are wrong.

Tarot is the ancient playing card deck used for games, as well as divination, the superstitious method of gaining insight.  Questions are posed, either aloud or silently, towards the deck, or whoever may be listening, and the person with the deck makes inferences resulting from which cards are dealt.  Based upon one’s understanding of each card’s symbolism is how the deck is used to provide answers to queries.  The organization of Tarot decks has varied, but the standard modern deck consists of 88 cards falling into two groups.  The “Minor Arcana” is basically similar to the normal 52-card playing card deck, but with different types of suits.  The “Major Arcana”, also called “trumps”, consists of 22 independent cards with whimsical names like “Wheel of Fortune”, “Justice”, “The Sun”, “The Moon”, “The Hermit” and "The Fool".  Each card has been imbued with its own tome of symbolism, the origin of which is impossible to ascertain.

Tarot has been used in both magnanimous and nefarious ways throughout its centuries long history.  Many kind occultists offer readings as a free service, seeing it as a genuine source of potential help for those whom are in some sort of guidance.  Others charge ridiculous fees and make insincere readings to eager clients whose gullibility they exploit.  Unfortunately, Tarot is so flexible that there is no way to prove the legitimacy or illegitimacy of any reading.  It’s not a science nor an art, but an exercise, a meter measuring the universe in units which we do not definitively comprehend.  Every tarot reading ever given likely contains some point of objection to be made by other practitioners.  Someone who knows nothing about Tarot might be forced to stammer their way through a reading and eventually give the same exact reading the world’s greatest expert would.  Tarot card readers are generally a supercilious bunch because by simply making deductions about the way the cards have fallen, they are asserting that their beliefs about the nature of the cards is informed.  The difference between an educated guess and a statement becomes blurred, causing them to think they possess knowledge where all they really possess is assuredness.  Once one becomes set in their ways, their ability to learn new methods of thinking is discontinued.

In this way, Tarot’s historical usage embodies all the faults of humanity.  Humans are stuck in such a ceaseless struggle for survival that if any chance arises for a trick to played, it is.  Knowledge isn’t shared, in order to empower others and the world as a whole, it is kept greedily at the chest, in order to assert dominance over others who lack it.  The reason that Earth’s understanding of Tarot is so nebulous is that those who truly understand it want to use that for their own benefit.  Readings are seldom prefaced by a disclaimer of bias or incomplete knowledge.  In order to market themselves effectively, people who provide readings for others represent themselves as having a deep and profound understanding of the deck, avoiding to admit that they don’t really know what they’re doing at all.  To their clients, the reader’s knowledge is complete and inarguable, relayed from Zion itself.  If they only knew that everyone is faking their way through Tarot and indeed through life, they wouldn’t be so quick to prostrate themselves below a false idol.  Of course, we all need to sometimes procure the assistance, advice, aid or mentorship of others.  Unnatural societal differentiation is created when the teacher becomes too comfortable in their position of leadership, while the student becomes too comfortable in their position of follower.  Even the teacher of millions is student to another.

The Tarot deck’s “Minor Arcana” is similar to the everyday deck, containing cards with names such as the “Five of Swords”, “Six of Cups”, “Seven of Wands” and “Eight of Coins”.  It might be easier and quicker to title these cards just what they are, “Five Swords”, “Six Cups”, Seven Wands” or “Eight Coins”, literally what is shown on the face of the card.  This method, however, would defeat the purpose of Tarot entirely.  If one pulls a single card, for example the “Five of Swords”, the reader is to infer that the universe is placidly asserting that the number five is “of” swords, intrinsically related to and a part of swords.  The esoteric symbolism of the number 5 would in this case be contained within the symbolism of swords.  The “Five of Swords” has the meaning it does because the universe where five is of swords differs from the universe where four or six is of swords.

Ultimately, Tarot is best used as a tool for one’s own study, not for making prophesies about the lives of others, or even oneself.  By gradually acquiring an understanding of each card in the deck, one begins to understand the significance of each number, besides its simple mathematical definition.  For instance, the numbers 3, 6 and 9 have a special significance on this plane.  The triangle has 3 sides, with angles equaling 180 degrees, which is divisible by 3, 6, and 9.  The circle has 360 degrees, also divisible by 3, 6 and 9.  Tarot cards of these numbers thus have interdependent relationships.  Endless formulas, equations and geometric images illustrate that these 3 numbers are paramount to the grand design of the universe.

The colossal secret of the century is that the authors of the mass media have instilled across the entire entertainment industry these exact blueprints, the living version of Tarot incarnated.  The majority of films, television shows, products, magazines, stores, slogans, videogames, songs and albums are titled to follow something called the “Rule of 3”, defined as the great overuse of letters which contain a multiple of 3 according to their place in the alphabet.  That means that most of the words you see everyday in the mass media begin with C (letter 3), F (6), I (9), M (13) , P (16), S (19), W (23), and Z (26).  This, the "3" group, is also used with letters which act to support its power: A (1), B (2), J (10), K (11) and T (20), letters which contain 1 or 2.  Like sacred geometry, upon which the numerological symbolism contained with Tarot is based, this “code” is an arcane subject worthy of unending study and contemplation.  Every single media piece is meant to represent, in the letters and initials of its title, its themes.  The “Rule of 3” is pervasive throughout the mass media because it also permeates through our physical plane of existence.  The remaining letters are eschewed because they are that which permeates through the higher, astral plane of existence, something which is rarely represented in the mainstream media.

Just as with Tarot, the preposition “of” is used to assert that one entity is related to and part of another.  In all other cases, the initials of words is what matters.  However, as used by The Code, “of” does not signify O (15), but instead implies a correlative relationship between the initials on its two sides.  The following list illustrates how the mass media code uses the word “of” in combination with the “Rule of 3”.  Every initial is either a “3” letter, those which contain a multiple of 3 according to their place in the alphabet, or is part of the “catalyst” group, those which contain 1 or 2.  The word “of” solidifies a connection between the initials which it intersects.

A String of Pearls (song) - A.S.P. = 1-19-16
Ace of Spades (song) - A.S. = 1-19
Age of Innocence (film) - A.I. = 1-9
Anatomy of A Murder (film) - A.A.M. = 1-1-13
Angel of Mine (song) - A.M. = 1-13
Bridges of Madison County (film) - B.M.C. = 2-13-3
Chain of Fools (song) - C.F. = 3-6
Chariots of Fire (film) - C.F. = 3-6
Children of The Corn (film) - C.T.C. = 3-20-3
Cloud With A Chance of Meatballs (film) - C.W.A.C.M. = 3-23-1-3-13
Diary of A Wimpy Kid (film) - D.A.W.K. = 4-1-23-11
Father of The Bride (film) - F.T.B. = 6-20-2
Flight of The Conchords - F.T.C. = 6-20-3
Flock of Seagulls (band) - F.S. = 6-19
Invasion of The Body Snatchers (film) - I.T.B.S. = 9-20-2-19
Man of Steel (film) - M.S. = 13-19
Memories Are Made of This (song) - M.A.M.T. = 13-1-13-20
Person of Interest (show) - P.I. = 16-9
Phil of The Future (show) - P.T.F. = 16-20-6
Pirates of The Caribbean (film) - P.T.C. = 16-20-3
Planet of The Apes (film) - P.T.A. = 16-20-1
Poor People of Paris (song) - P.P.P. = 16-16-16
Poor Side of Town (song) - P.S.T. = 16-19-20
Sands of Imo Jima (film) - S.I.J. = 19-9-10
Scent of A Woman (film) - S.A.W. = 19-1-23
Son of A Preacher Man (song) - S.A.P.M. = 19-1-16-13
Soldier of Fortune - S.F. = 19-6
The Sound of Music (film) - S.M. = 19-13
That’s The Way of The World (song) - T.T.W.T.W. = 20-20-23-20-23
The Count of Monte Cristo (film) - T.C.M.C. = 20-3-13-3
The Color of Money (film) - T.C.M. = 20-3-13
The Fate of The Furious (film) - T.F.T.F. = 20-6-20-6
The Sounds of Silence (song) - T.S.S. = 20-19-19
The Tears of A Clown (song) - T.T.A.C. = 20-20-1-3
The Tracks of My Tears (song) - T.T.M.T. = 20-20-13-20
The War of The Worlds (film) - T.W.T.W. = 20-23-20-23
The Wolf of Wall Street (film) - T.W.W.S. = 20-23-23-19
The Wrath of Khan (film) - T.W.K. = 20-23-11
Top of the World (song) - T.T.W. = 20-20-23
Treasure of Sierra Madre (film) - T.S.M. = 20-19-13
Wheel of Fortune (show) - W.F. = 23-6
White Shade of Pale (song) - W.S.P. = 23-19-16
Wizards of Waverly Place (show) - W.W.P. = 23-23-16

Hopefully you aren't surprised by the existence of this code.  Most of us have long been aware that, behind the curtain, Western media was hiding something, sinister or benevolent.  The entertainment industry is not just a business, it's a tool, used by the governors of the world to instill in the people the qualities they wish.  The consumerist culture is often maligned, but the ultimate goal of the Illuminati class is to make us thirsty for life, not greedy for products, but greedy for adventure, creation, experience, relationships and spirituality.  In order to live our lives fully, we had to be oblivious to the code, exist despite it.  Although it may sound not sound intuitive, having a closed mind is sometimes better than an open one.  The Code has been nagging at all of our consciousness for the entirety of our lives.  The people who blocked themselves from it are those who enjoyed their lives the most.  Spiritualists are the ones who've lived with a burden upon them, unable to solve the cosmic puzzle constantly haranguing them.  When the code is fully disclosed to the public, they will be vindicated, freed, and given back their nature.