<screenersamb@yahoo.com> wrote,
> the Pepsi logo has nothing to do with a dead dog.

The Dead Dog is not an animal. In the sky, it is the *two*
constellations dog and in your mind it is materialism and
introspection. It is a story, really. In Twin Peaks, we see the
Dead Dogs (that is *two* dogs every few minutes or so) and again,
these dogs ain't animals. In the 'Prequel' of Twin Peaks there is
a joke: the Dead Dog *is* in fact *two real dogs* (in a car)
barking to Leland.

In the Pepsi Logo, the Magenta half circle refers to Horus
(the Egyptian Apollo were Magenta is the colour of Horus),
Canis Minor. The Indigo (Indigo being the colour of Sirius, the
main object in Canis Major) bottom half circle refers to Thoth
(the Egyptian Mercury), Canis Major. The white part in the logo
between the two half circles is the Milky Way, separating the
Dead Dog. The picture on a Pepsi bottle/can is a picture of Hell.
We even see Thoth (Mercury) *repairing* the Full Moon (that is:
creating the New Moon) - the 'eye of Horus'. This is about
Egyptian mythology and astrology.

> astrology is a pseudoscience based on relative astronomical
> positioning 4,000 years ago which has since changed.

Since I'm a astronomer myself, I don't like astrology. The
reason why I tried to find out what is happening here, is because
I've lost quite a number of friends to this story. These friends
are *not aware* of their changing personality; their personality
changed once they started doing yoga (yoga is alchemy). The odd
thing is that they wanted to be 'enlightened' and that I am the
one that realized that 'enlightenment' is just a trick.
To see the story is to solve riddles about Herakles and Mercury and
to see Hermetic tricks in our world. Most politicians are involved
(this is also what the final episode of The Prisoner states). See,

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/campaigns/galleries/lifeofgore/photo34.htm
where the picture shows the Solar Eclipse (the Swoosh).

The problem is that this story is the most important story in the
world. In fact, the story is even mentioned in Twin Peaks,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Dog_Farm
There is one scene in The Prisoner were Patrick McGoohan mentions
Mercury being Canis Major. In 'Dance of the Dead', he says (33m):
'Where is the man behind the Big Dog ?' This line was *removed* from
the subtitles because is is about the main plot (the Butler being
Number #1: Mercury, the Big Dog Canis Major).

> The Prisoner is about (a) man constrained by a seemingly free society;

The Prisoner is about our world being a prison (that is: Hell),
'freedom' being the same thing as dieing. This is why the persons that
obduct the Prisoner are dressed in undertaker costumes. The diety of both
Freedom (Liberalism) and Death is Osiris. This was a very popular story
in the French revolution - and this is why there are so many references
in The Prisoner to that revolution and to the Egyption Book of the
Dead (where Osiris is the main figure). The attributes of Osiris are
'the Hook and the Crook' and these are mentioned in the intro of the
Prisoner. In the final episode, 'All you need is Love' from the
Beatles is played - and this is a tribute to both the French revolution
and the Dead Dog (most Beatle songs are about the Dead Dog / Mercury
- especially 'I am the Walrus'). The Lennon song 'Imagine' is about
the Egyption Book of the Dead and living in Hell forever (so is
'Yellow Submarine' - were 'yellow' is the colour of Mercury, explaining
'Yellow allert' in The Prisoner).

All it takes is to see the trick.

Things and thoughts in the material world encode for things and thoughts
in the Hermetic world of Mercury. The things around us and even our own
thoughts have *a different meaning*. But most of us ain't aware of this.
The Labours of Herakles are about Man discovering the Hermetic World. In
his 10th Labour, Herakles even kills the Dead Dog, Orthos. And as a baby,
Herakles created the Milky Way...

Marc Fluks