Originally posted by sir_chan
I have discovered new information regarding the dollar bill and would like to post it here. As most everyone is aware of the hidden symbology on the
dollar bill throughout the design, the owl or spider on the front is a common debate. First off, it IS a spider that is being used to disinform us of
the real owls on the front of the dollar bill. On the front of the dollar bill there are 2 owls. On the back 1 large owl, very cleverly hidden. I
have inserted two images showing the 2 owls on the front and the owl on the back. The secret on the back is in the words "ANNUIT COEPTIS". The
"o" and the "e" are aligned over one another, it is called ligature and was a common practice in latin and early english. The fact that a dead
language was used on the dollar bill made me wonder why they would do this and if there could be more meaning than what the words mean "he agrees
with the undertaking". They didn't "have" to use ligature as there was plenty of room on the dollar bill to print the letters with normal
spacing. So I looked to se if there were any other "o" or "e" letters on the bill. YES, in big letters spelling "ONE". Take your bill and
fold the e over the o and turn the bill 90 degrees counterclockwise and what do you see? Here are pictures to show what I mean.
[edit on 8-9-2007 by sir_chan]
Sorry, there are a few mistakes here. Firstly, Lilith was NOT the goddess of monsters, seductress of demons or abductress of children. I dont know
where that information came from but it is steadfastly wrong. Lilith was a great mother goddess.
The "OE" combination is also called a diphthong - which I learned about in the 4th grade or so. This diphthong was used quite alot back in the
'20's, 30's and before, it's out of use now, but was quite common. It has no occult meaning.
As for using Latin, a "dead language": the medical field and also lawyers use Latin, are they involved in a conspiracy? I don't think so. Plants
also have Latin names, but they're not part of the NWO, either.
Now, there is a 30 foot or so tall owl statue in Bohemian Grove, but it does not signify Molech. Molech was represented by a bull, not an owl.
One could say that owls are "occult symbols", but then they'd have to include every other animal, because at some time, and in various cultures,
they were considered to have "medicine"; in other words, they had wisdom that humans could learn from. Native Americans and Egyptians thought of
animals in this way. There's nothing evil or occult about it, these cultures knew they could learn things from animals that they couldn't learn
elsewhere.
My husbaand and I got out a big magnifying glass and studied two different one dollar bills. We found 2 or 3 owls on the front, that was all. Lilith
was nowhere to be found, we saw no spiders, nor anything else like that. We watched both videos as well. The second vid contains wrong information -
the owl does not represent Molech. The owl can represent Athena, goddess of wisdom - that's not a bad thing.
Sorry, I can't provide sources, as this information is what I've learned thru 40 years of studying mythology, magick, Native American and Egyptian
cultures and mythology, and the Bohemian Grove.
Also, one person mentioned that the currency was "charged". How do you know that? There is no possible way one could know that. Do you know what
being "charged" means?
Now I would like to point out one glaring omission: Does anyone notice the phrase "In God We Trust"? For any of you who are concerned about the
"occult symbolism" - this should help you rest easy, as it would easily undo any evil magick, hidden or otherwise. Of course, that may be considered
magick as well, by some.
BTW, just because it's "occult" doesn't mean it's a bad thing. Occult simply means "hidden". Humans have always used symbols, it's how the
subconscious gets messages from the conscious, through the use of symbols. Even the Christian church has symbols, think of the cross.