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Originally posted by Skyfloating
The movie "star wars" offers a good example of secret symbolism that goes undetected by the masses even if its right in front of their face.
Lets start with the original trilogy and have other posters follow up with similar discoveries in the newer parts.
The main character of the movie is LUKE SKYWALKER, the word Luke is derived from the latin LUCE which means "Light" (which is why Lucifer is tranlated as "The Lightbearer". This is no surprise as Luke plays "the good guy" in the movie. In combination with "Skywalker" we then have the phrase "The Light that walks across the sky". This matches a common occult description of Lucifer (just one example: Blavatsky/Theosophical Society refers to Lucifer as "The light that walks across the sky").
From this it is obvious that Star Wars is a reverse-mythology to the archetypical war of "Light vs. Darkness"...reverse because it is told not from a Christian but from a Luciferian point of view.
Skywalkers Mentor and Master is called OBI-WAN. Where could this name have possibly been taken from? OBEAH & WANGA are forms of african magick, which prime occultist Aleister Crowley refers to in Vers 37 of his main book Liber Al vel Legis (The Book of the Law). More specifically OBEAH is african and WANGA is a type of Haitan Voodoo, both of which utilze "The Force".
DARTH VADER is Skywalkers enemy. For students of the jewish quabbalah it is not far-fetched to understand "Darth" as "Daath", the invisible Sephira (a Sephira is one of the circles on the kabbalistic life tree). DAATH refers to a type of transformative threshhold from good to evil and evil to good (dont want to go into detail here). In analogy to that, the movie character Darth Vader goes from good to evil and evil to good. Darth Vader corresponds to DAATH INVADER.
Darth Vaders "Death Star" is itself a perfect mirror of the Sephiroth Daath which is known as an "artificial Sephiroth" on the Tree Of Life. Likewise, his planet is artificial. Vaders other name drives the point home: "The Dark Lord of the Sith" is easily detected as SETH, which some of the ancient egyptian lore associates with Death and Destruction.
I will leave it up to others to fill in the blanks with the rest of the names.
I conclude this post with some beautiful quotes from Star Wars:
Your eyes can deceive you. Extend your feelings there
Wenn you learn to calm your mind, you will access the Force
Trust your feelings and you can access the Force
Originally posted by Throbber
I would be very interested by what the OP thought of Vader being Luke's dad.
the spawn of evil giving birth to the spawn of good...
As they say, "Lest we forget the sins of our fathers".
Originally posted by Throbber
But what is 'Evil'?
Originally posted by Throbber
But what is 'Evil'?
Originally posted by Skyfloating
Thats pretty broad, so I will define it in earthly terms. "Evil" is what has been labelled inappropriate behaviour for sustaining and continuing life, growth and happiness. "Evil" action is often something that grows out of fear and similar emotions (desperation, rage, apathy).
Or as YODA himself says:
I sense much fear in you. Fear is a path to the dark side"
Originally posted by twitchy
Skyfloating, don't forget about Yoda. From Hebrew yada (to understand) or yodea (to know), and Yoda speaks in inverted verb/nouns, at times, similar to Hebrew grammar, hardly a cooincidence.
Great idea for a thread by the way.
Read up on literary classics that bear similar storylines and characters to the ones we find in Star Wars.
Link
Originally posted by Skyfloating
Yes. But the problem is that each human defines "the dark side" as something else. And thats where the conspiracy-theorist comes into play: Trying to discern truth from behind-the-scenes manipulation.
What is evil for YOU?
Originally posted by madnessinmysoul
um.. wrong
luke is named after george lucas, there is no symbolism in the name
the name skywalker isn't really symbolic either.. it just sounded like more of a good guy name than "starkiller"
nooo....
actually, star wars is a campbellian mythologcal tale
and they don't call it the "Force" in wanga...
Originally posted by madnessinmysoul
nooo....