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What Time is it at the UN Headquarters?

The statue erected in December 2021 at the UN Headquarters in New York created by Jacobo and Maria Angeles and donated by the government of Oaxaca, Mexico is considered by the artists a “guardian for international peace and security.” From the artist's website, they explain that they created two “Guardians” (capital “G”) sculptures and sent them to New York City on a mission.


This 13.5-foot statue along with another piece from the artists first showcased at Manhattan’s Rockefeller Plaza depicts an 11-foot winged dragon, both sculptures sandwiched neatly between the “Wisdom” statue that towers over the entrance to the building and the Prometheus statue that rests in the gardens below.  Wisdom, by Lee Lawrie (1877-1963), depicts the “Ancient of Days” holding his golden compass over the earth, adapted from occultist and illuminist William Blake’s painting, along with a deliberately truncated quote from Isaiah (33:6), that serves the illuminist’s “enlightened” notion of wisdom and reason being the most powerful creative force in the earth. Prometheus, created by American sculptor Paul Manship (1885-1966) and the central theme of the building’s visual statement, reveals its mission’s hero, the light bearer himself, in an engraving in red granite, “Prometheus, Teacher in every art, brought the fire that hath proved to mortals a means to mighty ends.”


The installments by Atelier Jacobo and María Angeles very closely resemble the dragon and the 1st beast depicted in Revelation chapter 13. These symbols represent Satan and the end time Beast World System but are portrayed in the media as not just the artist’s contributions to the celebration of Día de Los Muertos being commemorated at the Plaza (Day of the Dead, an annual celebration that honors dead ancestors), incidentally, on the pagan holiday of Samhain, but a representation of ancient traditional folk art known as alebrijes.


There is a surprising esoteric connection here that runs very deep. Take a look...



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