The Internet as Hera's Peacock

Have you ever noticed all the eyeballs in website logos? Up until a year ago, I seemed to find them everywhere! Now, many of those same sites have changed their designs. Did anyone else observe the abundance of eyeball motifs in times past?

Could it be that myths hold some of the secrets of understanding the symbols that are unfolding in front of us today?

Hera was the Queen of Heaven. Argus was Hera's servant watchman who had 100 eyes.

The epithet Panoptes, reflecting his mythic role, set by Hera as a very effective watchman of Io, was described in a fragment of a lost poem Aigimios, attributed to Hesiod[3]

"And set a watcher upon her, great and strong Argos, who with four eyes looks every way. And the goddess stirred in him unwearying strength: sleep never fell upon his eyes; but he kept sure watch always."

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When Argus was killed, Hera preserved his eyes in the feathers of a peacock.


Could this be another occult symbol being revealed?
Another luminutty "in your face" message?

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Who is the modern day Hera, the Queen of Heaven?

Who is the peacock most interested in watching? and why?

Who are the peacocks reporting back to?

No, it's just people using the eye as a symbol. Moreover, it's altogether too easy to claim any vaguely circular or oval shape is an "eye". You've only got so many geometric shapes to work with, many of which are somewhat circular.

It's not some "occult" symbolism - or rather, it's not any sort of organized occult symbolism. All "occult" means to many people is "not Christian". So the symbols of other religions would be considered "occult", as well as symbols from secret societies, Pagan religions, and folk symbolism. And yes, an eye is a common symbol, so sure, you're going to see some eyes floating around. Also crosses, stars, crescent moons, ankhs, and so on.

I think it's important to realize that secret societies - ones that are "occult" - don't tend to advertise. That's what makes them secret. If such societies exist, and if they have any sort of symbolism, you can be sure that it won't be anything obvious, that everyone and their cousin knows about. Not much of a secret, if the whole Internet knows about it.

Originally posted by chiron613


I think it's important to realize that secret societies - ones that are "occult" - don't tend to advertise. That's what makes them secret. If such societies exist, and if they have any sort of symbolism, you can be sure that it won't be anything obvious, that everyone and their cousin knows about. Not much of a secret, if the whole Internet knows about it.

Where have you been?

Do you really believe the owl symbol, one of the oldest in antiquity that goes back to the relief of Lilith, has not been used as a coded symbol to send meaning and signals to others of a group?

Have you not seen any of the corporate symbols revealed for their significance?

Art was the first language. These images are not without meaning.

And "occult" does not mean simply "not christian." Occult means hidden sinister undertones.