Accidental Alchemist: Oz - The Land Of The Dead

Monday, July 20, 2009

Oz - The Land Of The Dead - yes... another preview

Like I said before... Just posting stuff I started and may finish when the time comes. Time ...hurry up...

8 comments:

Transcend Designs said...: That was awesome man, can't wait to see more...Bravo; July 21, 2009 7:08 AM
Arrowsmith said...: The Smiley Face has NO Nose. Sweet vid Jon.; July 21, 2009 8:17 AM
Jon Kidd said...: Thanks allot people.; July 21, 2009 1:21 PM
Jaspal said...: Just saw Moon the other day, and you can add GERTY to your little collection.

What is it with all the Moon syncs, the fake Apollo landing coverage and the eclipse tomorrow? What the hell is going on?; July 21, 2009 1:49 PM
ViølatoR said...: Looks neat, now stop posting previews and give me the goods already!
:) <- smiley face for you.; July 23, 2009 2:45 AM
Jon Kidd said...: Jaspal - Agreed on all...

Violator - Id be very interested to see you render some of your findings to film. Number F@#KING 68!!!; July 23, 2009 8:57 AM
tommy said...: Jon - I just heard Coraline as "Core Align" as in alignment with the galactic core.; July 24, 2009 4:08 PM
Jon Kidd said...: Really interesting insight Tommy. That adds allot more to Core aligns interpretation. I knew there war something in her name alone, but I was thinking number conversions not word spacing.

Cheers; July 24, 2009 5:41 PM

Yezidi Truth Orginaization.

In metaphysics it is believed that our Solar System rotates around the Pleiades, and that the asterism is a special point of creation for our local galaxy. High frequency energy from a more refined universe is channeled through the Pleiades, specifically the star Alcyone, which then encodes it with a specific shape and destiny it will assume in our three dimensional universe. Because of its unique function of feeding and nurturing our galaxy, the Maya referred to the Pleiades as the “teats of the rattlesnake.” In agreement with many ancient cultures, the Maya maintained that the creator of the universe was a serpent, snake, or dragon which possessed a septenary nature. They therefore portrayed it with seven heads, tails, twists to its body, or teats (or all of the above). It was also represented as a rainbow (as it is among the Yezidis) or as a rainbow serpent (as it is among the Australian Aborigines) that encoded all energy with the seven colors, tones, etc. The Maya and others often referred to this septenary serpent as the Son of God who was born at the beginning of time from the union of the primal male/female principles manifesting as spiraling energy. From a geometrical perspective, this primal union created not only a spiral but a vesica pisces, the “eye” and “seed of life,” which became the “flower of life” and then kept multiplying to become eyes manifest all throughout the universe. These vesica pisces eyes represent the omniscience of the primal creator, such as Tawsi Melek. They were colored either green, or blue-green, the middle color that reflected the union of the male/female principles. Thus, the combination of the blue-green color produced a Son of God in the form of an all-seeing blue-green dragon (the word dragon is derived from all-seeing), a dragon-peacock, or simply a many-eyed peacock. He was the blue-green dragon creator of the Chinese and Quiche Maya, or he was the blue-green peacock of the Yezidis. But whatever his form, one of his principle homes was the seven stars Pleiades.