In occult symbolism the All-Seeing Eye is manifested in three forms: Inside a pyramid, inside the capstone of an uncapped pyramid, and as a single eye.
In ancient Egyptian lore, the left eye (Eye of Horus) is the moon (representing occult knowledge/hidden wisdom), while the right eye (Eye of Ra) is the sun (representing sun worship): these represent the Egyptian gods Ra and Horus.
Eye of Horus
Eye of Ra
Ra as the sun god represents Satan. In the pre-flood world, Satan took a human woman named Astarte as his wife, and they had a son named Tammuz. Since Horus symbolises Tammuz, the Eye of Horus is really the Eye of Tammuz — the symbol of Satan’s son.
Jesus Christ or Tammuz or Horus or Bacchus or Ares or Cupid or Quetzalcoatl or Apollo or Shiva, who has reincarnated as Prince George of Cambridge, in an advertisement for a CNN ‘documentary’. Note the obfuscated ‘H’ between J and E, signifying Horus (see The Great Deception and Pagan feasts)
Hell Energy Drink logo — Satan/Eye of Ra
The All-Seeing Eye is one of the most widely used Freemason/Illuminati/occult symbols. Satan wants to be like Yahweh, ‘like the Most High’ (Isaiah 14:12-14), and has stolen this symbol from Him — Yahweh is Omnipresent and sees all — and uses it as his own.
The All-Seeing Eye in the Pyramid is originally a symbol of Yahweh, the Pyramid represents His attributes of Love, Will and Intelligence.
Since Satan is, in truth, NOT omnipresent, it means his demons are there, representing him and working their evil.
Everything Satan and his agents use is stolen from heaven, he has no originality. He is a thief, a liar and a murderer (John 10:9-10).
The celebrities who are Monarch slaves are used by the Illuminati/Freemasons to show who they work for, and are photographed symbolising the All-Seeing Eye, ‘Eye of Ra’ or ‘Eye of Horus’ or wearing clothes embellished with these symbols (see Monarch slaves). Corporations owned by Freemasons/Illuminati also feature these symbols in their logos and products.
Whenever these occult symbols appear, the message is: ‘This belongs to Satan’. They can be seen in advertisements, book covers, magazine photoshoots/covers, logos, films, film props, posters, music videos, album covers, clothing, jewellery, accessories, toys, etc.
Let’s take a look at some of the places the All-Seeing Eye, Eye of Ra and the Eye of Horus appear:
Christopher Reeve
Marilyn Manson on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine
Asgardia satellite, the first step in the creation of a space nation called Asgardia, which aims to settle thousands of humans on Mars and the moon; the image is taken from the website Asgardia-The Space Nation. Note the Eye of Ra on the satellite, representing Satan, since it is the will of the devil to relocate mankind from the planet Almighty Yahweh gave them as their home
Paris Hilton, sex slave for hire: Photographed in Malibu, California, U.S., by David LaChapelle for the September 2000 issue of Vanity Fair magazine. The gemstones identify her as an assassin
Sigourney Weaver
Cover for Jeffery Archer’s novel The Accused
Jackie Chan, photographed for Elle Men magazine’s January 2013 issue. Note the ‘666’ hand sign. The stripes on his clothes symbolise duality/the demons that possess him; the polka dots signify ritual sodomy
Kevin Spacey, photographed by Marco Grob for GQ magazine’s December 2013 issue for Men of the Year
Cover for Aaliyah’s single Miss You
Cover for Michael Jackson’s Invincible album
Cover for Madonna’s U.S. Number One Singles
Cover for Janet Jackson’s single Miss You Much. Note the crosses attached to her hair. Half of Janet’s face is in shadow and the other half is lit; ‘illuminated by the sun’
Album cover for Lisa ‘Left Eye’ Lopes’ (from TLC) Eye Legacy
Album cover for CeCe Winans’ Everlasting Love. CeCe is wearing a leopard print hat, identifying her as a sex slave
Album cover for R Kelly and Jay-Z’s Unfinished Business. Note the six pentagrams
Selena Gomez on the cover for Selena Gomez & The Scene’s album Kiss and Tell; the love hearts represent buttocks and signify ritual sodomy
Cover for Ray C ‘s album Mapenzi Yangu; the colours purple and yellow symbolise dissociation and fear (see Dissociation/Fear)
Zhou Dongyu on the cover of Woman’s Day magazine
Mark Morrison on the cover for the single Return of the Mack; the handcuffs represent his enslavement
Mary Jane Russell, photographed in the 1950’s
Matthew MacFadyen
Bob Dylan
Logo for Cablemas
America Online logo
Logo for Art Bell, which also features an Ouroboros
Time Warner Cable logo
Logo for Columbia Broadcasting System. This logo also has at least a dual satanic significance — as a phallus/yoni depiction. The ‘football’ shape being the female counterpart to the phallic ‘circle’ inside the ‘yoni’
LG logo
Cover for Paul McCartney’s The McCartney Years, a three-DVD set
Logo for Chrysler, a winged sun disc with the Eye of Horus at the centre
Televisa Networks logo
Google Chrome logo
Google Chrome logo also represents the number of the name of the Beast ‘666’ (Revelation 13:18)
Logo for weibo.com
Logo for Live5News WCSC
Naomi Campbell’s Turkish island home that rests on Isla Playa de Cleopatra, a gift from her Russian billionaire boyfriend, Vladislav Doronin
Catholic church with Pyramid and All-Seeing Eye in Zamosciu, Poland. ‘Mocni Nadzieja’ means ‘Big Hope’. The Pyramid symbolises the three attributes of Yahweh: Will, Love and Intelligence, and the All-Seeing Eye represents His Omnipresence. Satan and his agents have stolen this symbol and use it as their own, since Satan wants to be like Yahweh
Karl Lagerfeld on the cover of i-D magazine. Karl is wearing black and white, symbolising duality/alter personas/demonic possession
Annette Bening in the film In Dreams
Kerry Washington and Jamie Foxx on the cover of Los Angeles Confidential magazine
Angelina Jolie on the cover of TIME magazine
Advertisement for Ssense
Nicole Richie on the cover of That magazine, wearing black and white; duality colours, symbolising her alter personas/demonic possession
Ajak Deng on the cover of i-D magazine. Note her black and white hair, symbolisng duality/the demons that possess her
Barry Kamen; note the cross earring
Christopher Lee in the film To the Devil a Daughter
Win Rockefeller Jr. on the cover of Little Rock Soirée magazine. Note the red cross on the left, and the star painted over his right eye; a star is a metaphor for angel ~ Satan is a fallen angel. The Black, Red and White colours symbolise Black Mass and Duality; and the acronym ‘KISS’ on his armband stands for ‘Knights In Satan’s Service’
Charlize Theron in the film Aeonflux
Annette Bening on the cover of Vogue Paris
Iman in an advertisement for De Beers
Model wearing belt with an All-Seeing Eye buckle
Naomi Campbell wearing a necklace with an All-Seeing Eye pendant
Sharon Tate wearing a chain, symbolising enslavement, with an All-Seeing Eye pendant
Entry to Big Brother Britain 2013 house. The freestanding doors represent inter-dimensional gateways, used by evil spirits to enter our world
Poster for the film Harry Potter and the Deathly Gallows
Bruce Willis, Madeleine Stowe and Brad Pitt in the film 12 Monkeys
Alek Wek
Advertisement for Dior
Katie Price
Advertisement for TechnoMarine featuring Arben Bajraktaraj
Kevin Bacon in the film Stir of Echoes
Advertisement for Louis Vuitton
Poster for the film 127 Hours. This image is both a pyramid with an All-Seeing Eye and a Lakota symbol for Duality: As Above, So Below
Album cover for Skeeter Davis’ I Can’t Believe It’s All Over
Logo for Snapfish by Hewlett-Packard
Cover for God of War video game
2012 London Olympics mascots, Wenlock and Mandeville, ‘monsters’ or ‘aliens’ are demons; W is the 23rd letter of the latin alphabet, an important number in Freemasonry, as the Knights Templar have 23 Grand Masters, M is the 13th letter, another important number in occult symbolism
John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson in the film 1408; in occult symbolism the key represents those properties which unlock the mystical ‘wisdom’ of the occult. It also represents the unlocking of ‘latent psychic powers’, thereby opening the doors to the supernatural realm. In Freemasonry, the symbol of the key is used to convey the importance of the order’s secrets, which are to be kept within the brotherhood alone. The numbers 1+4+0+8=13, 13 is a very important number in Freemasonry
Cover for Pebbles’ single Giving You the Benefit
Cover for Enrique Iglesias’ single Escape
Cover for George Michael’s album Older
Album cover for Tamia’s A Nu Day. The orange ring on her index finger represents Betelgeuse, the star revered by witches, Freemasons and magicians; and which represents Nimrod or Satan. The index finger in her mouth symbolises oral sex
Illustration by Phil Disley for the Wry Society column titled ‘The tax avoider’, featured in How To Spend It magazine. Note the One film and a Tax Bill poster; the man hanging upside down forms an anchor/tau cross (see The cross)
Album cover for Tevin Campbell’s I’m Ready
Poster for the film Pecker; note the sunburst behind the statue of Christian goddess Mary on the top left image
Matt Damon on the cover of Esquire magazine
Cover for Bob Marley and the Wailers’ album Catch A Fire
Mick Hucknall on the album cover for Simply Red’s Home. Note the sunburst
Woody Allen in the film Annie Hall
Cover for Nelly Furtado’s single Try. Nelly’s right eye is covered with the eye of a peacock’s feather, hence she is symbolising both the Eye of Ra and the Eye of Horus
David Beckham on the cover of WSJ magazine
Nicole Kidman on the cover of DuJour magazine; note the blue cross on the lower left
Tom Cruise on the cover of Details magazine; note the black cross on his right
George Clooney, Jeff Bridges, Ewan McGregor and Kevin Spacey in The Men Who Stare At Goats
Kate Moss on the cover of AnOther magazine
Cover for Listen Up The Lives Of Quincy Jones box set; ‘lives of Quincy Jones’ refers to his alter personas /demons that possess him (see Duality/Black Mass). Quincy is a Monarch slave
Album cover for Julie Andrews Star!
All-Seeing Eye crop circle found on 25th June, 2010 in Ufton, Warwickshire, England
Album cover for Gregory Abbot’s Sure Feels Good
Logo for BBC Children In Need
Book cover for Anthony Burgess’ A Clockwork Orange
Omotola Jalade Ekeinde on the poster for the film Last Flight To Abuja
Cover for Julio Iglesias’ single Crazy
Album cover for K Maro’s Million Dollar Boy
Cover for Nicolette Good’s album Monarch; on the bottom left is Satan with a cross on his chest, and on the bottom right is Samyaza, leader of the Watchers
Mike Tyson
Jim Carrey in Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events
Cover for the book Froi of the Exiles
Lupita Nyong’o poses for Dazed & Confused magazine’s February 2014 issue
Poster promoting the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA). The light is coming from the sun/sun god/Satan, illuminating the Eye of Ra (sun worship), and also illuminating or enlightening those who worship the devil with a false light or false knowledge
Pharrell Williams on the cover of Elle UK magazine’s July 2014 issue
Blair Underwood in the film Woman Thou Art Loosed
Cover for Steven Tyler’s single (It) Feels So Good
Advertisement for Project D perfume by Dannii Minogue and Tabitha Somerset
Kenny Lattimore
Cover for Chris Brown’s single With You
Cover for Lauryn Hill’s single Doo Wop (That Thing)
Slash on the cover of Classic Rock magazine
Cover for Deborah Cox’s single Beautiful U R
Poster for The Transformers: The Movie
Cover of Don William’s album Currents
Logo for Securex
Comic-Con logo
Cover for Cheryl Cole’s single Promise This
Cover for Sean Paul’s single Temperature
Vanessa Williams on the cover of Essence magazine
Cover for Backstreet Boys’ single Show ‘Em (What You’re Made Of)
Album cover for Lionel Richie’s Time
Monsters Inc. poster; monsters are demons
Cover for Ruben Studdard’s single Sorry 2004
Katrin Quinol on the album cover for Black Box’ Remix Hits
Cover for Tiffany’s album New Inside
Album cover for Jon B’s Bonafide
Cover for John Mayer’s single Why Georgia
Album cover for The Diary of Alicia Keys
Album cover for Raphael Saadiq’s Instant Vintage
Cover for Jojo’s eponymous album. The star represents Satan as a fallen angel (a star is a metaphor for angel)
Cover for Natalie Cole’s single Wild Women Do
Coldplay
Poster for the film Ghostbusters. Ghosts are demons (see Aliens are Demons!)
Commodores
Nelly
T-Boz and Chilli from TLC; the band’s song Red Light Special is a reference to sex slave status: Red light = red-light district. A red-light district is a part of an urban area where a concentration of prostitution and sex-oriented businesses, such as sex shops, strip clubs, adult theaters, etc. are found. The term originates from the red lights that were used as signs of brothels
Poster for Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Album cover for Brandy’s Never Say Never
Album cover for the Bee Gees’ One
Poster for Despicable Me 2
Album cover for Overdose’s Hustle or Die (H.O.D)
Katy Perry in the music video for Dark Horse
Cover for Game’s The R.E.D. Album
Katie Hopkins
Cameron Diaz in the film The Box
Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Album cover for David Bowie’s Aladdin Sane; note the blue and red lightning bolt over his right eye; blue and red are colours of duality (see Duality/Black Mass), the lightning bolt represents Satan (Luke 10:18)
Freddie Mercury in a video shoot for The Great Pretender, Britain, 1987
Boyz II Men
Cover for Marc Cohn’s Join the Parade Live Ep
Poster for Jet Li’s Fearless
Cover for Alessi Brothers’ album, Alessi
Bill Clinton on the cover of TIME magazine. Note how Bill’s head is strategically placed over the ‘M’ of ‘TIME’ to appear as though he has horns
Crest for DePauw University’s Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Logo for TomorrowLand music festival
Cover for Jennifer Paige’s single Always You
Michael Douglas on the cover of New York magazine
Danny DeVito on the cover of Esquire magazine
Album cover for DC Talk’s Free At Last, 10th Anniversary Special Edition; note the sunburst denoting sun worship, and the cross
Cover for Eric Clapton’s album Complete
John Legend on the cover of Scene magazine
Sergio Ramos photographed for Men’s Health magazine. Note the letters ‘YO’ painted on his hand. Y is the 25th letter of the Latin alphabet: 2+5=7. O is the 15th letter: 1+5=6 ~ 7+6=13; 13 is the number of rebirth and transformation, and the number of the rebel-lord-beast
Kenny G
Cover for Sting’s album Mercury Falling
Album cover for Kenny Rogers’ Love Songs
Cover for Michael Bolton’s single Can I Touch You…There?
Heavy D
Cover for The Fugees’ album The Score
Cover for Isley Jasper Isley’s single Caravan of Love
BIC ballpoint pen logo
Oscar Pistorius
With the Beatles vinyl record
An 11-year-old Miley Cyrus (then known by her real name Destiny Hope Cyrus) photographed for her modelling portfolio in Los Angeles in 2004. The star represents Satan
Wiz Khalifa on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine
Eurovision 2015
Pierce Brosnan
Cover for Adina Howard’s single Freak Like Me: Alex Top Remix
Sarah Palin on the cover of Newsweek magazine
John F. Kennedy posthumously on the cover of Newsweek magazine in December 1963
Lou Diamond Phillips
Kevin Costner in 3 Days To Kill
Amy Winehouse posthumously on the cover of Billboard magazine’s May 2015 issue
Cover for Conway Twitty’s album The Rock ‘N’ Roll Years
Album cover for Eric Gable’s Can’t Wait To Get You Home
Cover for Sheryl Crow’s single Strong Enough
Album cover for Maxi Priest’s Intentions
Jeff Goldblum on the poster for Hideaway
Album cover for Michael Learns to Rock’s The Actor
Patrick Duffy in the film Murder C.O.D.
Richard Gere, photographed for GQ magazine in 1980
Cover for De La Soul’s single Eye Know
Michael Schumacher on the cover of L’Uomo Vogue magazine
Cover for Da Brat’s single Sittin’ On Top of the World
Album cover for The Cranberries’ Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We
Björk on the cover of Interview magazine
Richard Dreyfuss on the poster for Coast to Coast,TV movie (2003)
Cover for Tori Amos’ album Unrepentant Geraldines
Mia Farrow
Album cover for Ginuwine’s A Man’s Thoughts
Dale Midkiff and William Shatner on the poster for Falcon Down
Cover for Brownstone’s album All for Love
Cover for Terence Trent D’Arby’s (now known as Sananda Maitreya) single Wishing Well
Album cover for TobyMac’s Eye On It
Endemol logo
Taco Bell logo
Barack Obama on the cover of Vibe magazine
Cover for Rob Thomas’ album Cradlesong
Album cover for Womack and Womack’s Starbright
Album cover for Jeezy’s The Autobiography. The pyramid and eye are surrounded by Masonic symbols that form a stylised Masonic keystone
Cover for Justin Timberlake’s single Magic
Cover for Celine Dion’s single Eyes On Me
DVD cover for the Ninth Season of the American sitcom Scrubs
John C. Reilly (see Face of a clown)
Cover for Jimmy Cliff’s EP Sacred Fire
Kurt Russell and Steven Seagal on the poster for Executive Decision
Album cover for Billy Ray Cyrus’ Back to Tennessee; Billy is wearing chains, which signify his enslavement
Eva Green
Farrah Fawcett, photographed by Bruce McBroom on the day he took the famous red-bathing-suit picture, 1976; Ryan O’Neal in Fawcett’s apartment in Los Angeles on June 19, 2009, standing next to Andy Warhol’s drawings of Farrah’s eye and Ryan’s lips. Photograph by Jonathan Becker. The eye is the the All-Seeing Eye; the lips signify a ‘kiss’, or ritual sodomy in witchcraft to create Monarch slaves
Ali MacGraw
Martin Sheen in Bhopal: A Prayer For Rain
Bruce Springsteen on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine
Album cover for Tim McGraw’s Let It Go; the colours purple and yellow symbolise dissociation and fear (see Dissociation/Fear)
Nastassja Kinski on the cover of Cosmopolitan (Germany) in February 1996
Dorothy Dandridge on the cover of her biography
Colin Farrell on the cover of GQ magazine
Kate Winslet on the cover of Elle magazine
Advertisement for Utopia‘s (UK TV series) second season
Téa Leoni
Album cover for Sammy Davis Jr’s Here’s Lookin’ At You
Samuel L. Jackson
Cindy Crawford on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar Brazil
Hugh Grant on the cover of Cinema magazine (Germany)
Emma Watson, photographed for Marie Claire’s December 2010 edition
Sienna Miller on the cover of Esquire magazine
Eric Benét on the cover of the album A Day In The Life
Billy Dee Williams on the cover of Ebony magazine
Cover for Frank Sinatra’s album Come Dance With Me!
Christopher Plummer in Barrymore
Christian Bale on the cover of Variety magazine
The Great Seal of the State of Colorado. Nil Sine Numine is Latin for ‘Nothing Without the Deity’ ~ Satan is the deity or god
British Guards Armoured Division patch
Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation logo
Original Remedy Entertainment logo
Logitech International S.A. logo
Advertisement for Max Factor mascara
Advertisement for Estée Lauder mascara
Farah Khan jewellery
Adobe Photoshop
Shia LaBeouf and Michael Douglas on the poster for Wall Street
Swoosie Kurtz in Pushing Daisies; eye patches are used to signify the Eye of Horus and the Eye of Ra. Swoosie is wearing animal print, identifying her as a sex slave
Madonna with an eye patch
Ellen DeGeneres with an eye patch
Lindsay Lohan, Lady Gaga and Solange Knowles with eye patches
Kat DeLeuna with a tortoise shaped eye patch
American series Nip/Tuck poster
Kim Kardashian wearing All-Seeing Eye bracelets, which are amulets to reinforce demonic possession
Meg Ryan
Hugh Jackman
Amanda Seyfried
Album cover for Yello’s Essential Yello
Mark Harmon on the cover of Brentwood magazine
Scream 2 poster
William Shatner
Advertisement for Christian Louboutin
Woody Harrelson, photographed by Greg Kadel
Harrison Ford
Cover for Emma Bunton’s single I’ll Be There
Album cover for Melanie C.’s Beautiful Intentions
Cover for Yvonne Chaka Chaka’s album Motherland
Du Juan on the cover of Vogue China in July 2007
Ricky Martin
Warren Beatty
Cover for Alla Pugacheva’s Double LP Zerkalo Dushi (The Mirror of the Soul)
Album cover for Paul Simon 1964/1993
Axl Rose on the cover for Guns N’ Roses single One In A Million
Wendy James on the cover of Vox magazine
Yasmin Le Bon
Lily Cole
Russell Crowe in A Beautiful Mind
Robert Redford
Clint Eastwood
Album cover for Willie Nelson’s My Own Peculiar Way
Cover for Tony Bennet’s album I Wanna Be Around
Shaggy, photographed by Anderson Ballantyne
Wet Wet Wet
Ted Danson on the cover of GQ magazine
Donatella Versace, photographed for Interview magazine
Cover for Jon Secada’s single Just Another Day
Album cover for The Doors’ Essential Rarities
Nirvana on the cover of Spin magazine
Leonardo DiCaprio in Shutter Island, a film about a Monarch slave; ‘someone is missing’ refers to Leo, who has been driven mad and is dysfuntional
Denise Quiñones Miss Universe 2001
Leila Lopez, Miss Universe 2011, on the cover of New African Woman magazine
Rob Kardashian
Khloé Kardashian on the cover of YRB magazine. The headgear is reminiscent of BDSM gear, and represents Khloé’s bondage — her insanity and demonic possession. ‘I now have the power’ refers to Jesus/Horus/Tammuz having control of the world as the Beast of Revelation
Rihanna; the barbed wire signifies bondage/enslavement
Montgomery Clift in the 1951 film Une Place au Soleil (A Place in the Sun)
Calista Flockhart
Marlon Brando
Christina Applegate
Album cover for Joe Pesci’s Little Joe Sure Can Sing
Ray Liotta
Magda Steczkowska
Raphaella Booz advertisement
Jake Gyllenhaal on the cover of Variety magazine
Xiao Wen Ju, photographed for V magazine. The eye is the the All-Seeing Eye; the lips signify a ‘kiss’, or ritual sodomy in witchcraft to create Monarch slaves. Note the love heart on top of the crown aligned with the position of the ‘third eye’, symbolising ritual sodomy to open the pineal gland and allow demons to possess Monarch slaves. The diamanté represents the demons that possess Xiao. In occult symbolism, the cap represents knowledge and skill; the illumination gained through ritual sodomy. In this case it represents the knowledge and skill of the demons that possess Xiao
Al Pacino
Keith Urban, photographed for GQ magazine
Benedict Cumberbatch
Gary Oldman
Colin Firth, photographed for W magazine
LisaRaye McCoy and Khamani Griffin on the poster for the American sitcom All of Us
Album covers for Tanita Tikaram’s Closer To The People and Sentimental
Covers for Tanita Tikaram’s singles Glass Love Train and I Don’t Want To Lose At Love
Album cover for Etta James’ At Last
Bill Pullman and Nicole Kidman on the poster for Malice
Cover for Adventures Of Stevie V’s single Body Language; note the pyramids
Humphrey Bogart in Conflict
Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn in The Internship
Luke Wilson
Tommy Lee Jones and Ashley Judd in Double Jeopardy
Mutya Buena
Christopher Walken
Rachele Schank
Peter Andre
Michael Jordan on the cover of Stack magazine
Album cover for Gerald Levert’s Stroke of Genius
Façade of the Stonecutters Lodge or headquarters on an episode of The Simpsons
Ciara on the cover of Trace magazine
Ethan Hawke
Nicole Ari Parker, photographed for Denim magazine; note the eyes on the peacock feather pattern
Luciano Pavarotti
Shola Ama
Kel Markey
Bianca Balti, photographed for Harper’s Bazaar Spain September 2010 edition
Salman Khan
Grace Jones
Ola Rudnicka, photographed by Boe Marion for Vogue Netherlands in March 2014
John Malkovich
Gene Kelly
Album cover for James Blunt’s All The Lost Souls – Limited Special Edition, UK, 2-disc CD/DVD set. The cover is a collage made from pictures of James, representing his multiple alter personas/demonic possession
Gene Hackman and Danny DeVito in Heist
Michelle Pfeiffer on the cover of RollingStone magazine in September 1992
Corey Feldman in Exposure; the ‘x’ is a diagonal cross
John Cusack
Anjelica Huston, photographed by Richard Avedon in 1974
Doe Deere, photographed for Auxiliary magazine
Deepika Padukone in Vogue India
Freida Pinto, photographed for Vogue India; note the butterfly ring, a symbol of her demonic possession
Ice Cube
Jacqueline Fernandez on the cover of Vogue India
Katrina Kaif, photographed for Vogue India in November 2009
Bow Wow
Samantha Fox; the star represents Satan as a fallen angel ~ a star is metaphor for angel
Cover for Garbage’s single I Think I’m Paranoid
Gina Lollobrigida; the animal print clothing identifies her as a sex slave
Robert Carlyle in Stargate Universe
Cover for Sean Kingston’s Mixtape King Of Kingz (Hosted by DJ ill Will & DJ Drama)
Julia Bergshoeff in Vogue UK January 2015, photographed by Karim Sadli; blue and red are the colours of duality/alter personas/demonic possession
Maryna Linchuk, photographed for Vogue Turkey in December 2010
Sui He, photographed by Katja Rahlwes for Vogue China in July 2013; the colours blue and red symbolise duality/alter personas/demonic possession
Daniel Wu on the cover of Men’s Vogue China in 2009
Josefine Ekman on the cover of Vogue Hellas in May 2010
Album cover for Labi Siffre’s Man of Reason; the bracelet and ring are amulets
Wang Xiao, photographed by Ben Hassett for Vogue China in February 2013; the gold necklace is a symbol of enslavement
Joan Smalls, photographed for Vogue Turkey in December 2012; note the cross ring (an amulet) and the chains around her neck and peak of her cap, symbolising enslavement
Cover for Richard Marx’s single Whatever We Started
Lay (member of South Korean band Exo), photographed for Vogue China in 2015
Agyness Deyn, photographed by Hedi Slimane for Vogue China
Cover for Dannii Minogue’s single Disremembrance
Ryan Gosling
Ryan Reynolds
Anais Pouliot, photographed by Ben Hassett for Vogue Germany, May 2012
Tyra Banks, photographed for Zink magazine’s Spring 2014 fashion issue. The headgear is reminiscent of BDSM gear, and represents Tyra’s bondage — her insanity and demonic possession
Robert Downey Jr.
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar UK magazine in September 2015
Jason Momoa
Michael C. Hall, photographed by Eric Ray Davidson
Cover for Ini Kamoze’s album Shocking Out
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Cover for Usher’s self-titled debut album
Kanye West on the cover of Ebony magazine’s June 2014 issue
Sade on the cover of Ebony magazine
Cover for Michael J. Fox’ memoir Lucky Man
Linda Evangelista, photographed for Vogue Italia in 1992; the chains symbolise her enslavement
Regina Belle on the cover of the album Stay With Me
Regina Belle on the cover of the single You Got The Love
Kurt Cobain
Johnny Depp in The Ninth Gate
Album cover for Jordin Sparks’ Battlefield
Tyrese Gibson, photographed by Christopher Voelker
Album cover for Chanté Moore’s Exposed
Sandra Bullock
Monica Bellucci
Sandara Park
Natalia París
Donyale Luna
Sophia Loren
Shannon Tweed
Mickey Rourke
Telly Savalas
Sherman Hemsley
Lena Horne
Isaac Hayes
Troian Bellisario, Lucy Hale, Shay Mitchell and Ashley Benson in Pretty Little Liars
Advertisement for Clairol Lemon Go Lightly, 1970
Andy Garcia on the cover of Tucker magazine
America Ferrera, photographed for Seventeen magazine in October 2008
Ashton Kutcher
Mila Kunis, photographed for Marie Claire UK magazine. The blue zircon ring identifies her as an assassin
Muhammad Ali
Daniel Day-Lewis in My Left Foot
Zhang Ziyi, photographed by Chen Man for Harper’s Bazaar in 2012
Cover for Fine Young Cannibals’ debut album
United Nations Centre for Human Settlements; note the ouroboros
Twenty One Pilots (Josh Dun and Tyler Joseph)
Louisa Johnson, 2015 X Factor winner, photographed for online retailer Very magazine
Daria Malygina on the cover of XOXO The Mag December 2015/January 2016 edition. ‘XO’ is an obfuscated sun cross
Cover for Tone Lōc’s album Lōc-ed After Dark
John Slattery; note the cigarette. To create Monarch slaves, demons possess the slave and completely control every aspect of their lives. A cigarette is a symbol of this ‘taking of the body’. The smoke from the cigarette represents the spirit/demon replacing the slave
Dwayne Johnson photographed for Esquire magazine in August 2015
Andie MacDowell
2007 London transport billboard about CCTV camera security
Cristiano Ronaldo on the cover of GQ magazine in July 2010
CNN advertisement
Lisa Marie Presley on the cover of Healthy Living magazine
Harrison Ford and Brad Pitt in The Devil’s Own
Ben Kingsley
Gene Wilder (left) in the American series Something Wilder
Haylie Duff
Zac Efron
Christian Slater
Brendan Fraser
Christina Ricci
Lance Armstrong on the cover of Sports Illustrated in June 2005
Rachel Edmunds
Jethro Cave
Cover for A-ha’s single Take On Me
Viola Davis on the poster for How To Get Away With Murder
Ronald Reagan on the cover of TIME magazine
Fantasia Barrino on the cover of Jet magazine
Guy Pearce
Eminem
Martin Short
George W. Bush on the cover of TIME magazine
Ludacris
Album cover for Ray Charles’ Soul & Blues
Phoebe Cates on the cover of Tatler magazine
Kevin Kline on the cover of Rhapsody magazine
Album cover for Christina Milian’s Best Of
Eye of Qatar, Al Matar Street in Doha, Qatar
Clément Chabernaud, photographed by Jumbo Tsui in For Him Magazine Collection 2013-2014
Evangeline Lilly on the cover of Fashion magazine’s February 2015 edition
Karrueche Tran on the cover of Modeliste magazine, April 2016
Russell Crowe
Leona Lewis on the cover of her single One More Sleep
Big Sean on the cover of XXL magazine; the tigers identify him as a sex slave, the chains are symbols of his enslavement
Drake
Cover for Macy Gray’s single Covered
Omar Sharif, photographed for Entertainment Weekly, January 2004
Kenzo World Eau de Parfum; note the light radiating from the eye — the Luciferian light of illumination
The Gazette (Japanese band)
Bono
Notorious B.I.G. on the cover of Blender magazine
2PM (Korean band) ~ Kim Min-jun (Jun. K), Nichkhun Buck Horvejkul (Nichkhun), Ok Taec-yeon (Taecyeon), Jang Woo-young (Wooyoung), Lee Jun-ho (Junho), Hwang Chansung, Park Jae-beom (Jay Park)
Album cover for Chaka Khan’s I Feel For You (1984)
Dixie Chicks
Cover album for Barry White’s Best of Love
Frances Bean Cobain; note the leopard print carpet, identifying her as a sex slave
Coldcut
Daria Werbowy on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar España magazine
Dulce Maria (Mexican singer) on the cover of the album Extranjera (Segunda Parte) (Foreigner: Second Part); note the purple hair, signifying dissociation
Cover for Alana Davis’s album Surrender Dorothy. ‘Surrender Dorothy’ is a line from the film The Wizard of Oz, identifying Alana as a courier
Michael Fassbender
