As soon as I saw the first trailer for “Pan” I knew to associate the title with Pantheism.  It’s so transparent at this point, right?

So I decided to do what a lot of folks do now, just watch the trailer for “veiled” signals/signs occult symbolism, etc.  I am sure greater minds than my own will find a boatload (oh, sorry, excuse the pun) of stuff I missed, but just in watching the first two trailers on You Tube, there are a few things I picked up that seem, well, interesting for anyone watching the development toward the global government, religion, and economy of the end times.  The images below are screenshots from the trailers for “Pan”.

The opening imagery on the first trailer shows a file, that of Peter, and it contains a letter from his Mum, which he asks his friend to read to him.

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(Is it me, or does anyone else think it is really strange that the notes on the inside of the folder give instructions that make Sheldon Cooper look like Mr. Laid Back?)

 

 

The letter says “My dearest Peter, I long for the day that I can come back for you and explain everything.  As the letter is read in the mother’s voice, saying to Peter “you are extraordinary” video cuts to Peter putting a pan-flute necklace on by a cinderblock wall on which the number 5 is plainly seen.  Narration goes on to say “more than you can imagine” as we see a stern looking Nun looking down over the children and a sign over her right shoulder that says something about “workers are forbidden….” it shows a defiant Peter dropping his plate of gruel in the orphanage.

(Well if that isn’t a little reminiscent of The Hunger Games  and Animal Farm already…)

Mum goes on to say “I promise that you will see me again, if not in this world, then in another”.

The folder/file is marked on the outside with “The Lambeth Home For Boys”.

Just out of curiosity I did the compulsory wiki check. (Wiki is in on the whole “indoctrinate the people” plan, of course). Lambeth was recorded in the “Doomsday Book” (record of the great survey of England and parts of Wales by William the Conqueror in 1086) as an area that came later to be called “Waterloo“.  Waterloo, of course, has become a pop-culture term that carries the meaning: final and utter defeat.

The location of the fictional boys home in the movie is “St. Mary’s Yard” and the second trailer shows that this home is run by the “Sisters of Eternal Prudence”.  Well, prudence is defined as “seeing ahead“.

There is soundtrack that plays at one point and just as they are saying “this is not the end, but the beginning” we see Peter with a quick shot of a noose around his neck like a dog-catcher uses.

I mean, folks, that’s just in two brief trailers.  I would like to see the movie, just to see what else is tucked in there, but I’d have to wait until I can watch it at home with the lights on and the remote for pausing, so I can take notes, lol.

Which I won’t bother to actually do, so don’t worry.

At another point Peter says to Blackbeard “I will NEVER bow to you”

The second trailer shows Blackbeard the pirate telling Peter about “a prophecy about a little boy who disappeared from this world until he was old enough to return and lead an uprising against me”.

Peter is the boy who could fly.  He is told in whispered (remembered) voice: “come on kid, you gotta believe” and then we hear Peter say “I believe, and then he floats up into the air like gravity let go of him.

(Kind of like that bizarre NASA/FEMA commercial that just played for, like one day or maybe two on TV and never to be seen again except on YouTube).  It starts out with an image of a toy dinosaur in the foreground, like, oh, it’s reminiscent of another time when there was some mass extinction?

Does any of this smack of mockery of religion on some level, and the make-believe and flying? (Rapture?) I don’t know.   Pan, of course, or Pantheism, is the belief that all of Nature and the totality of everything is itself Divinity.  There is phrasing in our founding documents about “Nature’s God”  which the Freemason’s call god, but the god they refer to is the GAOT “Great Architect of the Universe” or Baphomet (Satan) who just happens to have the words solve and coagula tattood on his arms.  That is the whole idea of total destruction of the world we know, to replace it with Utopia.  Wow.  That’s also the theme behind the mythical Phoenix of Greek Mythology, when it crashes, burns up, and then rises from the ashes as something altogether new and victorious.  And it is the double-headed “eagle” we see in so many insignia. It is particularly known as a symbol of the Scottish Rite of the Knights Templar in Freemasonry dating back to the pre 1700’s and pertaining to Mason’s of 33rd degree.  Yes, the Freemasons definitely pre-date America, and though they claim that the present-day Mason’s are not a continuation of the Mason’s of old, I for one, don’t believe it for a minute.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here are the trailers:

I’m sure there is plenty of stuff just in these two-and-a-half minute videos that I have missed.  Let us know if you find more!