Chapter 3
Back to the Aboriginal context. Bet you're starting to see the face looking out at you without my annotations, eh ? You are ? Absolutely brilliant, since you are now starting to think critically about this subject for yourselves, and allows me to withdraw from the role of sole arbiter of the covert imagery I'm asserting prevails throughout these so-called futuristic murals, apparently bequeathed to us by our cosmic brethren.
And here we go : The red arrow orientates the large white face, whilst the light-blue orientates and highlights the smaller totem pole type sub-imagery faces. Not too human are they ?
The red outline resembles that of a bullfrog ( back to the bull-dog epithets again. Lots more ' bull ' to come, patient reader ) The purple side-image is that of a sea-horse creature, or a winged draco should you have an awareness of these ancient esoteric matters.
Two contra-images in one here. One half of this face looks across that of the other's, but combines the two perspectives of each side into one overall picture. Clever.
The red outline of a massive close-up is our ET left-side face; or, is it perhaps that of a Rattlesnake slithering towards you, the observer, outside of its cage. The yellow left profile looks to the right - and its Mr Squarehead.
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