George Carlin died yesterday - the 22nd - of heart failure. Or should I say George Denis Patrick Carlin.

The name George is of Greek origin, and its meaning is "farmer". Saint George was a knight who became the patron saint of England.

The name Denis is of French origin and is a variant of Dionysius. Saint Denis (third century) was the first bishop of Paris and is the patron saint of France.

The name Patrick is of Latin origin, and its meaning is "patrician, noble". The famous Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland.

The name Carlin is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and its meaning is "little champion".

Do you see what I see? One person - who died on the 22nd, near the time of the Summer Solstice - and his name includes the names of the patron saints of England, France, and Ireland.

The George thing is full of historic meaning - King George, George Washington, George Bush - the latter representing the excesses of America in the eyes of the world.

Denis - Dionysus - again representing excess.

Patrick - St. Patrick's Day - a day of excess.



George Carlin - dead on the 22nd - and one of his primary comedy routines involved decrying the excesses of modern American culture. The message seems to me to be one of judgment.

The name Carlin also synchs up in interesting ways. There is a city in Nevada named Carlin. From Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlin%2C_Nevada):



August 12 is the peak of the Perseid meteor shower, named for the Constellation Perseus, which was itself named after the Greek hero Perseus who killed Medusa. Perseus contains the star Algol (the Demon Star or Eye of Medusa).



Which reminds me of the Cerne Abbas Giant, who certainly appears to be a model of excess (as is the City of San Francisco, which is ironic considering it was named for the poverty-embracing St. Francis of Assisi):



The Perseids meteor shower was called by some in Europe the "Tears of St. Lawrence," who was martyred August 10, 258. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Lawrence)



August 12 is also called the "Glorious Twelfth" in the UK because it is the opening day of grouse-hunting season. That may seem unimportant, but I don't think it is, as I will explain later.

John Rolling Thunder Pope, aside from his intriguing surname, is worth looking into (http://www.wovoca.com/thunderpeople/) because he believed his people came from space. From his book Rolling Thunder Speaks:



I wonder if there is a connection between the seven-pointed star and George Carlin's famous "Seven words you can never say on television"?

"Carlin" is also the French name for Pug dogs.




And this one is especially for Raybeam:


This last one is named "Hutch" - a very similar name to a character played by Will Smith, co-star of the MIB pug ("Frank").



The Pug has a colorful history (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pug#Pugs_in_media_and_culture), and possibly this is the most important part of this whole post:



From Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Orange):





If you've been reading Goro's work and following my Gaelic thread, I think you'll get the point.

More about "The Twelfth" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Twelfth):

Just looking a little more into the etymology of Carlin - or "pug". It seems the word pug comes from the Latin word "pugnus" which means fist (same root word as in pugilist).

As soon as I red that, I thought again of the red fist in the center of this picture:



In my first post, I pointed out Carlin's "Seven words you can't say on television" and the "Glorious Twelfth". Notice on the poster above for the Folsom Street Fair in San Francisco (home of excess) that the festivities occur between 7th and 12th Streets. The "Last Supper" pose, a la Da Vinci, tells us something is up there (no pun intended).

Pugs have also been called "figure-of-eight" dogs (I have no idea why). The 8 is certainly coming up a lot lately - as in analemma.



Pugs are also called "dwarf mastiffs". I wonder if the pug is a sort of "Mini-Me" of the "great mastiff" that supposedly will "howl all night", according to Nostradamus? If so, then might the great mastiff be the House of Orange?



Which begs the question, does Mike Myers resonate the House of Orange?


Pugs are thought to have originated in ancient China. Chinese pug breeders would specifically look for either wrinkles or coat markings that would form characters from the Chinese language. The Pug's forehead wrinkles would be checked for the formation of the "W" shape, which resembles the Chinese character for "Prince."

That pug that woke up the Prince of Orange (Prince William the Silent), thereby preventing his assassination, was named Pompey, by the way.

Pompeii ........................................................... Prince William


Those who have been following the Nightmare on Elm Street/JFKLincoln thread will appreciate the fact that Prince William of Orange became Prince of Orange at the age of 11 in 1544. He was assassinated. Interestingly, he was the first head of state ever assassinated by use of a handgun.

William took on Fernando Álvarez de Toledo, Duke of Alba (also known as "The Iron Duke"), and their battles launched the "Eighty Years War."

How funny, then, that Mr. House of Orange Mike Myers is paired up with Jessica Alba in the Love Guru. Just after we've all seen Iron Man.



Iron Duke ............................................ Iron Man


And to top it all off, here's Jessica Alba and her dog, Sid - the symbol of the House of Orange:



Sid is short for Sidney - which means from Saint-Denis. Denis being the patron saint of France, and George Carlin's middle name.

But back to another synch with William of Orange. William had counted on intervention from the French Protestants (Huguenots) to defeat Alba, but this plan was thwarted after the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre on August 24, which signalled the start of a wave of violence against the Huguenots.

Guess what else happened on August 24 in history?

Pompeii


Funny, isn't it, that one of George Carlin's famous lines relates to Pompeii:



"Wanna know how the planet's doin'? Ask those people at Pompeii, frozen into position from volcanic ash."

With George Carlin's passing there may be one less living voice of truth but his spirit lives on in all of us who have been inspired by him.

C

Carlin on 9/11

I saw time of death was 5:55.

I've heard that number jokingly referred to as "neighbor of the beast" but after looking it up it does seem to be associated for some with 666. This doesn't surprise me because Carlin's humor could be said to have a rebelious luciferian (as in devilish) streak. Some occultists believe 5 to be a number of death making 555 symbolic of highest death.

Here's what a couple of numerology sites had to say about that number:

"555 - When you see this sign a life changing thought or event has just occurred. You may not like it, or you may. Whatever the case your Spirit Guides are notifying you that a change in your life path direction has just occurred and it is time for you to change too. Move with it, follow these thoughts."

"Number 5 - Adventure, change, freedom, exploration, variety, sensuality, unattached, curious, experienced, periodicity, knowledge seeker, knowledge teacher, traveler, imagination, child-like, playful, five senses (taste, touch, smell, sight, hearing).
http://www.spiritual-path.com/numerology.htm
The number for Mankind is 555. 5 + 5 + 5 = 15 = 6"

FWIW

5 is the sacred number of "Shiva" (name means "auspicious")

His mantra has 5 syllables and he has 5 powers.

Penrose tiles feature 5-fold symmetry,



The tiling pattern requires rules to be followed in order to avoid gaps. An ordinary 5-sided pentagon cannot tile a surface without gaps.

But when the rules are followed the pattern will tile an infinite plane without ever repeating (proven mathematically) and shows the feature called "self-similarity." There are 64 unique ways a plane can be tiled using this method. Each has a unique center. One is called "Batman"



"Shiva" is officially the "God of Destruction" but prefers to see himself as the "God of Redemption" and healing.

He's akin to Pan (or Priapis) in that (in certain "incarnations") he wanders the forest with a permanently erect penis and seduces ("in them creates insane lust," so say the (likely male) narrators!) the wives of the "Rsis" (or "seers") who live there.

He is the "Lord of the Animals," so there is a "Pan" Sync. His mount/totem is the bull.

He's very multi-faceted, since he's also an hermaphrodite. (As with "Batman" you find the bi-sexual vibe.)

yet
A renunciate



The little mini-me next to "him", with the elephant head, is the son of the "Goddess," "Shiva's" female counterpart.

"Shiva" (gud luk!) beheaded the son by mistake and had to resuscitate him. The only head available was that of an elephant. The child head itself apparently had gotten lost (I am a conspiracy theorist, so I'm wondering what happened to the original head).

"Shiva" subsequently made the child the leader of his army of strange ghouls- the "gana." So the son is called "Ganapati" - Lord of the Gana.

An hunter, a dog (dog star, "Hound of heaven"), and many more things - takes the form all all the cutlery in your kitchen (according to the "Rudrum" ( a section of "Vedic" hymn, part of the Rk Veda)), the ugly and the fair.

His friends are ghosts and the outcasts of society. He frequents cremation grounds and smears himself with ash as penance. His army are demons and monsters. He will afflict the enemies of his followers and has a bad temper. And is proud, also, to deserve the title "compassionate one."

He is worshiped by all the animals in the forest, who depend upon "him," and recognize him there, as (his form) the Sun.

All the pairs of opposites, called "Neela- Rohita" "the blue and the red" - represented by both ends of the spectrum, completely strange and perpendicular to everything which is "normal" or "right," totally pure, the original being and ground, pure "consciousness," without stain. "He" sees the world arise within "himself" as if witnessing a city arising in a mirror, the "mirror" of pure consciousness, which is the foundation and support of "reality."

Best language I can put it into, after reciting the hymns and studying about it for long years ago.

His old-fashioned name is "Rudra" which means (probably) the "terrible." I suppose Carlin was "terrible" to those who did not want to hear what he had to say. Ditto with Lenny Bruce.

The hymn to Rudra is used in a fire ritual.

555 determine the start and end triggersdates on a 1111 days awakeningstimeframe around a random monitored events day.

On the same day that George Denis Patrick Carlin died:

Dolores "Dody" Goodman (October 28, 1914 – June 22, 2008)

Born in Columbus, Ohio.

Goodman posed for photographs by Cris Alexander in the Patrick Dennis mock-biography First Lady, as Martha Dinwiddie's sister Clytie, who in the story married a European Count Przyzplätcki (pron. "splatsky") and perished on the S. S. Titanic.

And with my new-found obsession for Jacques Costeau-synchs I might add the following:
During the first expedition to the Britannic (Titanic's sister ship) in 1976, Jacques Cousteau used the SP-350 denis, the "Diving Saucer", for the exploration of the debris field.