Talking about candy. I wonder is they give drugs to people under mk to control them or there is a conection.
This is the meaning of leopard print according to one of the new yorker writer:
"These days—on, say, the
women of New York City—leopard print, whether thrift or high fashion, seems to signify, more than anything, a certain knowingness, and the wearer’s confidence that her own sartorial intentions, whatever they may be, can withstand the print’s thick past:
haughty luxury, prim sophistication, seedy overexposure, rock, kitsch, and, of course,
many shades of sex. Leopard—though so fixed and loud—actually seems to be a welcoming surface for projection, if you can throw some
self-possession behind it."
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/photo-booth/the-meaning-of-leopard-print
So to me this looks like maybe people using drugs are more open to be possesed by demons which is might be what mk is really about. Of course they do way worst things to them to please their master. Children are the most innocent humans and satan loves seeing harm happening to them.
On the other hand also h0pe shirt says holly w00d. I heard magicians used sticks to make magic and that's how that city was given its name. Also stars on Jamal.
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Genie shirt can't be seen completely. But it looks like a witch hand over a magic ball. And it says the bead?
Also they have a yellow and blue theme. What are those bubbles meaning? Change? metamorphosis?
"Bubble dreams can indicate a number of things, but remember a
bubble is a symbol of childhood memories, of protection and of feelings of security and comfort. In your dream you may have… Found yourself inside a
bubble. Spent time blowing a
bubble or multiple
bubbles."
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Look at jamal arm.
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And also water beneath them.
"A concept frequently found in the grimoires, which has its origins in the Qabalah is that of ‘Living Water’, which is water which has fallen as rain or which has been drawn from a natural source such as a spring, or from lakes, ponds and rivers. It is pure water, as it has fallen from heaven. The importance of living water continues through into instructions found in grimoires such as the
Key of Solomon for the magician to bathe in a river or similar source of living water. It may also be used for purifying ritual items, and in talismanic magick. This is why dew is sometimes associated with the highest Sephira of Kether in Kabbalistic texts as living water. This use of living water is also found in numerous native magical traditions in Europe and Britain which survive through to the modern day.
Water can be nurturing, the
‘waters of life’, or it can symbolise death, the journey beyond the physical into the unknown, which has always been represented as a journey over water. The ancient Egyptian underworld, Amenti, was believed to be on the west of the river Nile, and the Celts saw the Isles of the Blessed (afterlife) as being in the west over the Atlantic Ocean. Such worldviews show that the link between water and the direction of the west has been symbolically present for thousands of years. Water additionally represents rebirth as well as death, and the compassion that comes from accepting inevitable change and encompassing it."
http://www.penton.co.za/to-dare-the-element-of-water-in-the-western-esoteric-traditions/