For a split second, though, it made sense. A very suspicious person might search your clothing for hidden spycams, but they'd never think to check the hair.
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I was trying to remember the context in which Epstein has come up on your blog before. So I did a search, and stumbled back onto your "Eyeing d'Epstein" post. In that post, Tony Soprano referred to Epstein as a "big old Jew eye in the sky".
His other phrase, which gave the title, of "eying d'Epstein" has that theme of seeing and observing things, just like a camera would.
Possible tie, I guess.
Epstein's first name of Jeff also came up in the Gorming of Jeff, and I don't know if we ever made the connection between that reference and Epstein. We did make some potential connections to other characters - one you made was to Gim Githil, who through much of last year I had connected to Pharazon and Peter.
Pharazon has been linked to this Blue-Green color and symbol, at least in some instances, as with the Blue-Green Abelard and Ambergris/ Ahab's lost leg digested by a Wily Whale, etc.
In looking at the earlier comments, I had referenced Epstein as coming from "Eppo's Stone", which is one reference/ theory. Another, however, is that Epstein comes from Apa Stein, with Apa being the Gaulish word for "Water". So Epstein in this case would be Water Stone.
We've talked about a few different Stones, each seemingly with different characteristics (e.g., the Anor Stone being yellow/ brass, the Rose Stone being pink/ red, the Ithil Stone as White/ Grey, etc.). Further, that these Stones "belong" to an individual. This translation of Epstein as Water Stone may reference another such Stone, and this one would be Blue-Green.
Imagining such a Stone would make a great deal of sense in wrapping together the various (and many) blue-green symbols you have been coming up with. The fact that it is a Water Stone also ties into the symbolism of the Ambergris, which is either found floating on the water or washed up on the beach.
If this interpretation of Epstein does work, this would also make sense of your brief interpretation of the statement saying one camera is "above his head". My guess has been that various Stones have been collected and stored by Being(s) living in places "above" us, which is how the Book of the Lamb has been assembled, for example. So, if this Water Stone was one of these, and if Jeffrey Epstein symbolically represents its owner and he is on this Earth now, then it would be accurate to say it is above his head.
One train of thought, at least.
"Above his head" also ties in with the symbols of Stones being attached to heads/ foreheads in some of our symbolism.
Peter was one very specific example we had of a man shown with a disc or round object sitting above their head.
Further, some of the Egyptian gods are shown with circles above their heads. Ra, the Sun God, is one of them. I mentioned Thoth the other day, who keeps the Records, and he is often shown with a circle above his head as well.
In Joseph Smith's egyptian facsimiles, we see similar Beings with circles above their heads. In Fascimile 3, for example, Joseph interpreted the Being farthest to the left as Pharaoh, a name that has been linked to Pharazon. That individual has the sun disk combined with cow horns above their head (and who I guess in all probably was originally meant to be the goddess Isis).
Of particular interest to me, however, is Facsimile 2, in which Joseph interpretes figures 22 and 23 as Stars, where what we see are two different Beings, one on each side, who have circles on their heads. These characters are in reality apes, according to Egyptologists, which for our purposes, given Joseph's interpretations, work out really well. Apes wearing Circles, called Stars (Stones), on top of their heads, while, according to Joseph, receiving "light" from far off places like Kolob.
Sounds about right.
Funny you should bring up a Water Stone “above” us just as I was posting about Tinbad the Tailor. The story of the Brave Little Tailor involves both squeezing water from a stone and making a stone fly. Also, in a Pharazonic twist, the tailor boats of his killing “seven at one blow” by wearing a belt with that phrase written on it.
Boasts. Talk about a Freudian typo!
I was just thinking about those Fax 2 ape-stars after seeing that Gemini image on /x/.
In my teens I had long periods of writer’s block which took the form of sitting down to write verse and being unable to think of anything but the word “water.” I even wrote a few bits of doggerel about this predicament:
Water is all I can think of today.
It’s stuck in my head, and it won’t go away.
I’d rather be writing
Things new and exciting,
But “water” is all I can say.
And, more succinctly:
“Water” is a common noun
In which a Pegasus can drown.
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