It’s all about image…

…or symbols to be exact. I live in a society where symbolism is everything. When I drive into a town that is unfamiliar to me – I always look at the city common sign, you know the one that lists whether or not there a moose lodge or a rotary club, or if there is a lions club international, or any masons in the area. I’m sure you have seen these before and wondered what they are and what they mean – well its just a friendly little signpost to anyone considering moving into the area; BEWARE
Besides those simple markings – within all sorts of media – there are symbols as well. I proved that in the last blogg post by simply showing you evidence that you can see fro yourself – the secret societies among you have there own media outlets in which to spread the news.

Now, we are on the topics of books… one of my favorite subjects as books have been a major part of my life. When you’re big, tall, and immature for your size – you tend not to go out much… No, you spend much time in your room reading or doing other child like activities. Books are a window into the outside world you so desperately want to be part of. So, when I got my hands on “Inherit the stars” – allot of things changed for me. The general synopsis of the book reflected much of what I had already learned (and was told to keep my mouth shut about) in other books that where put before me. But, this wasn’t one of those other books, no, this was considered leisure reading, fiction, science fiction – but – I lamented to my father – this book is much like the other leisure reading books I had been given – it hints at all the other things that we aren’t supposed to talk about. How is it that they can sneak around and almost tell the truth? My father just shrugged and walked away…

“Inherit the stars” was a startling book to me, it almost was a walk through of everything that was known to be true, and half of it had been proven already – now, we hadn’t actually found bodies in real life on the moon– so a book talking about that possibility was astounding. It was already common knowledge to me and my patient peers that some how, some way, astronauts had proven the ancient texts correct – that indeed there was structures on the moon, mostly on the dark side. The strange thing was that the book also told of these things. A number of similarities in the book astounded me – it was like hey where trying to tell the secrets and not tell the secrets at the same time.

Some of those things written, seemed to support other things that I was reading about such as entire cities and cultures wiped out in an instant, in there wake, radioactive ruins… In the book, “Inherit the stars” , it was told, that these moon men had giant solar powered lasers on the moon that they used to destroy these cities. Astonishing!

Then there was the theory of “Gods bracelet” (the asteroid belt) that was theorized and nearly proven to be correct that was a destroyed planet. We knew it to be true from the ancient texts, but couldn’t reach out and touch it yet to make certain. In the book, they also supported the theory!

Then there was the “True Ark” with its fifty oars to symbolize fifty heads of tribes – The Argos; the frozen and defunct ark that had a hole in it – at least that how it was described to me. Frozen because it’s cold in space because someone couldn’t fix the hole in the boat, just like Gilligan’s Island… ..they where stuck here until they either fixed the boat or someone came looking for them. In the end, they made there own new boat and left. In the book, they almost told the whole truth. In the book it was a frozen moon around Jupiter, but, we all knew it to be Saturn. In the book they find a being that is frozen asleep. That creature is humanoid in shape but has the head of an EAGLE – strangely enough, it’s a robot. This last part blew me away, no, not the fact that they almost told the truth about the True Ark – it was the eagle headed robot – which was a symbol found in many different books I had read, from children’s books to the real adult books.

Then, I was given a copy of the sequel to inherit the stars. I remember less of this book, probably because I either never finished it – our - I never got around to reading it – there was so much to read and leisure books don’t really get you anywhere anyway… But I’ll never forget the cover and what they where trying to tell us with it…

It was then that I as a young man started to realize that the outside world was like my inside world. Everybody knows – but everybody is afraid to talk about it.

We are not from here…

Sword
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