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Alright man, peace. So brothers, a few months ago, I did a video called "Progressive Insurance and the Boogeyman." In it, I conveyed how many of these major corporations and businesses are galvanized by the energy of the "quote unquote" demonic goat god Pan, aka the Baphomet, or as that entity was known as in the scriptures, Azazel. Or also, in Greece, he was known as Pan. In Rome, known as Faunus. In ancient Kemet, he was known as Buto-neph-jet, the Great Creator God. And that is why the entertainment industry venerates the goat guy because he presides over the entertainment aspect. He's the creator. They believe that he inspires. He's also called Rain Man.
And in the video that I did for that commercial, I showed how they very surreptitiously tried to sneak the "quote unquote" goat god entity into their advertisement for Progressive Insurance to show you who they feel they owe their success to, and who almost every major corporation across the planet Earth owes all their success to. And that's why I make these videos, especially for many of you brothers who are on the path to to learning to understanding how society operates according to a convention of creating a series of veils that make it very difficult for people to understand what they're looking at, even if it's directly in front of their face. And I will tell you, brothers, to go back and watch that video right before you watch this one because you'll see that the same entity that was in the Progressive Insurance boogeyman commercial is the same entity that we see here, just stylized or costumed a bit different.
Now, this commercial happens to be for a product known as POM, P-O-M, which is basically a soft drink based on the mass production of pomegranate juice, which in antiquity was always associated with knowledge. Just to get back to the point, the owner of the POM soft drink corporation is a man by the name of Stuart Resnick, who happens to be a Caucasian Jew. And you'll find that in many of these organizations that are presided over by these so-called Caucasian Jews, they tend to allude to the notion or to the understanding that their true God is Baal, or the goat god Azazel, or whatever you want to call that entity.
But as we view this advertisement here, the way that this commercial is crafted is meant to subliminally convey to you their understanding of the "quote unquote" God Pan and how much he presides over everything that galvanizes this society. And their understanding of the craft, or the "quote unquote" Wiccan system, that always harkens you to the horned "quote unquote" deity and the notion that you have to go out into the woods and from an allegiance with on alliance with that entity and allow that entity to enter into your body and use you for whatever means that entity wants to use you. And in return, he's going to grant you with great success.
Now, normally, that happens out in a forested or woody area, what the scriptures call a grove. And I've touched on this in previous videos a very long time ago. The term "academy" comes from the word "academia," meaning a grove. It's a Greek word that meant grove because in the ancient world, when you practiced the Babylonian chromatic mystery school system, you would go out amongst the oak trees and there you would summon the mother goddess and or the father god or their son. And that normally meant the goat god Pan, or as the cows called him, Sironus. The people of India call him Shiva. Okay, the horn God. The Greeks referred to him as Kronos. The Romans as Saturn. As I stated already, in Kemet, he was known as Buto-neph-jet. Why believe he was also known as Khnum. K-H-N-U-M.
I go over this for many of you brothers so that you get an understanding of what they're trying to convey to you, the energies that they're sending your way through these commercials. And we're going to see here that that is who this entity is. It's this same creature that we saw in the Progressive Insurance commercial. So, anyway, we're going to let this commercial run, and then we're just going to touch on some things.
Thanks very much. I was thrilled when he had his health scare, but now he runs and drinks a POM, and nothing I say makes him worry anymore. Watch, Jake, don't run too hard, you're gonna chafe. Yup, shave my pulse now.
If you notice, this monster refers to itself as "Uncle Jake's worried monster," meaning he's some sort of divining spirit who's assisting "quote quote unquote" Jake in some level of success, and he's chasing him through a wooded area. It's very obvious that this creature is meant to represent a more palatable version of many of the more demonic representations of this same creature that we'll see later on in this video. So let's let this run further.
As Jake's worried monster, I was thrilled when he had his health scare, but now he runs and drinks POM, and nothing I say makes him worry anymore. Watch, Jake, don't run too hard, you're gonna chafe. Shave my pulse.
So now, brothers, as we've just seen, this is this is Jake's "quote-unquote" worried monster. So now let's compare him to other representations of what I deem to be the same entity in other other broadcasts, other advertisements, of the films, etc. This is the creature from the now-classic film called Pan's Labyrinth. And for those who don't know what a labyrinth is, it's meant to be a representation of a mechanism to ascend through your pineal gland into the spirit world. That's what it's meant to represent.
So, for example, I believe that it was on the island of Crete where at one time you had the "quote unquote" legendary King Minos, and he created what was known as the labyrinth. And you had to be able to navigate through the labyrinth, and at the center will be the "quote unquote" Minotaur, or the bull of my nose, the part man, part bull, at least that's the representation in pagan mythology. But once again, it's very clear, at least to me, that the entity of Pan and the entity of the Minotaur are meant to represent the same the same personnage, that being the son of King - or as he was known in Kemet, for our main ease, that being a Tsar Osiris, who's also known as what? The Apis bull, or Baal, the bull god. And he's also known as the goat god. Remember, Buto-neph-jet, or the "quote unquote" God of Kemet, is the Ba, or the soul, of a Tsar Osiris. So it represents lust. It represents creativity, both with the arts and also physically, your ability to create new life. That's why the goat is always a symbol of what? It's always a symbol of lust and fruitfulness, so on and so forth.
But when you watch that film, Pan's Labyrinth, they're giving away many of the components of Hollyweird and what they adhere to because in that film, there's a young girl by the name of Ophelia, if I remember correctly. And this young girl is supposed to be the reincarnated spirit of a very high and noble queen who's supposed to rule in hell. And when the young girl encounters Pan, when she wanders through a certain labyrinth, which once again is meant to represent a portal from the physical world to the spiritual world, he gives her three tasks to perform. And the third task is that Pan wants her to bring her younger brother and sacrifice her younger brother, or at least cut him so that two drops of blood will be sufficient so that she can ascend to an even higher level.
What they were trying to what they were trying to convey to the audience in a more palatable form are the mechanism of the Babylonian mystery school system that they adhere to, meaning that blood sacrifice is what opens up portals from the physical world to the spiritual world that will allow them to communicate with the demons or with the entities that are guiding this world. So at the end of the film, she refuses to sacrifice her brother and instead she sacrifices herself, and that allows her to become the "quote unquote" queen of the underworld. But they were releasing, or at least they were communicating and conveying many very important sentiments to the viewing audience. So let's continue on.
So now, brother, this is a still shot from the film Beauty and the Beast. And we've all seen this film, or at least one incarnation of this film, either the animated version that came out in the early '90s, or this live-action version here. I know that for a fact because this movie did well over a billion dollars at the box office, so many people saw it. And that was a form of mass spell casting to get the masses, or society at large, to accept or allow into their spirit the concept of the "quote unquote" beast, that meant the Baphomet, and him being the consort of a female figure who they call Beauty, which actually represents the mother goddess archetype.
Okay, this film was also directed by Guillermo del Toro. So it's very clear that this person, Guillermo del Toro, is very high on the totem pole when it comes to the understanding of the craft. Many of these top directors and producers and stars and Hollyweird, and even in other movie studios, etc., are just witches who have purposefully tried to engraft themselves within the cinematic industry to spell cast, to to project their understanding of what life and and spirituality "quote unquote" is supposed to be about. So you'll see these themes over and over and over again.
But as we can see, this character of the beast, "quote unquote," is who is the Baphomet here. This entity is again dancing with "quote unquote" Beauty. The reason why they make these films is as an attempt to "quote unquote" humanize this character or this entity known as the "quote unquote" Baphomet, or as Pan, or Sironus, or what-have-you, is to make him seem, I was the horse, to make him seem "quote unquote" warm and cuddly.
Now, brothers, let's also keep in mind that the female lead in this film, Beauty and the Beast, is played by this person, Emma Watson. And for those of you who don't know, the two or three of you who may have been living under a rock for the past 15 years, she played the character of Hermione, or Hermy-own, in the Harry Potter series, where she once again is what? Indoctrinated into the craft. She's a witch. It's what they've been doing for the last 50-plus years or so in film and television is trying to make witchcraft seem like something that people should be doing and that they should be accepting. And once again, this goes back many, many years. This is not anything new. Like in the '60s, they had a TV show called Bewitched. Back in the late '90s, early 2000s, they had a show called Charmed. For those who can't remember that show with the chick, Alyssa Milano, from Who's the Boss, and Shannen Doherty, etc., when they were just witches running around acting like they was saving the world. Most of these comic books and these films are about witchcraft. Star Wars was about witchcraft. Okay? Basically, the Harry Potter series was meant to be a redo from a different perspective of the Star Wars series. As opposed to having Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, and Leia, they had Harry Potter and the chick and the other dude with the red hair. That's how they changed it up. Instead of lightsabers, they had magic wands because that's all the lightsaber is anyway. It's a magic wand.
And by the way, the reason why she's wearing the yellow dress is because once again, she is Aurora. She's making love to the Horned God so that she can bring forth her son, or their son, the son. As she went, they consummate their relations, and she brings forth the son, or the salvation, that being Horus.
Now, brothers, not to digress, but speaking of Guillermo del Toro, since he did both Beauty and the Beast as well as the film Pan's Labyrinth, he also did a film that was highly praised called The Shape of Water, which was about who? It was about the fish god Dagon. For those of you brothers who read the scriptures, you'll be familiar with that. Once again, the fish god Dagon, spelled D-A-G-O-N. Who was Dagon? He is a Tsar. He was venerated as a fish entity after Saul was killed and dumped into the river, he emerged from the river reborn. So in order for his worshippers or his idolaters to commemorate that supposed event, they gave him fish attributes. The Pope wears the the mitre of Dagon. That headpiece that the Pope wears is him posing as the fish god. He was also known in Babylon as Alana, spelled A-L-A-N-A, and his in Nancy, and his A-N-A-N-C-Y, es. He was the fish god of wisdom and knowledge, so on and so forth. But they wanted to push this notion of this great entity from the waters. And this film, The Shape of Water, and I believe that it got the Oscar for Best Picture.
Now, brothers, we're going to end it here with this person, Guillermo del Toro. He's someone to watch. Any film that he makes, be wary and have an understanding of what his purpose is in the cinematic sphere. It's to push Luciferian ideologies, whether it's for the Horned God, for the Mother Goddess, for the "quote unquote" fish God. Every film that he does, he shows that he has an understanding of the Babylonian kinetic mystery school system at a very high level, at a very high level. Just looking up rudimentary information on this person, his first film was a film called Cronus. And for those of you brothers who know who Cronus is, spelled C-R-O-N-U-S, it's a S-A-T-U-R-N, and it's A-N-A-N-C-Y-U-S, or sometimes spelled C-H-A-R-O-N, and O-S. That's the "quote unquote" god of time. That's the Greek name for the god Saturn. Okay? In the Hindu Pantheon, he was known as Shiva, the god of time, the god of destruction and renewal. So once again, this person's first film was Cronus. And he also did The Shape of Water about the fish god, Pan's Labyrinth, as well as Beauty and the Beast. So he's someone who's well acquainted with the Luciferian aspect of this society, and he's being used to push it cinematically. Many. We're brothers, peace.
Now, this is the same entity that we saw in the POM commercial, just far less stylized. It's a far more realistic attempt to communicate to the audience what the key deity is in the entertainment industry and in the corporate world that they venerate for power and prestige and for creativity and fruitfulness. This is Pan, yet again, aka the Progressive Insurance boogeyman. But as we see, it's the same creature that we saw in the POM commercial. This is that same creature again with Flo. And as you can see, she has her index finger over her lips to show what? That that is hypocrisy. Remember, the finger over the lips expression is not only meant to convey that you are a holder of the secrets of the craft, but also that you venerate the boy god Harpo. Harpo also known as Cupid. Okay? That is the entity that is celebrated on "quote unquote" Valentine's Day, also known as the Lupercalia. The Lupercalia is for Apollo. Now, Apollo is the Greek version of Horus. Horus is who? Hippocrates. So we see the same things over and over and over again.
But as you can see, this creature here on the Progressive Insurance commercial, this is not something that you should be putting on television that children can see. It's very obvious that the overall intent are for audiences to become accustomed to this creature without them understanding what it actually represents. So, peace.