Is this “Big Brother” telling us, he is watching us?

A friend has seen this in the movie theaters lately as well. What is the “Media trying to tell us”? Anything?

I found out the hard way. The answer is that the rod was for dowsing. Dowsing contacts knowledge but the knowledge is a life force (that is also the the snake)….deceptive, manipulative, cunning, all knowing but also willing to lie and very, very dangerous.
Signed… a person fighting for my life against paranormal attacks after taking an herbal class that taught dowsing.

Thank you

Symbols don’t belong to any people. They are spiritually influenced

i as well have drawn the right eye since I was young. Whenever I have found myself without thought and my mind free and focused on only a piece paper I have automatically started the sketch of an eye. I’ve always wondered why. And until I read your comment, I never figured anyone other than myself questioned or had this same habit. I find it that much more fascinating now. Knowing I’m not alone just leaves more questions in my mind about how we are all connected and the true meaning of the eye .. As far as finding myself drawn more and more to symbols and their use I couldn’t agree more and hints finding myself reading this article. I believe in history and modern civilization the we all have had a yearning to find our common link as humans and see everyone as an equal striving to find peace within. I personally find myself Wondering why our cognitive dissonance eats at us I believe all of us know we are connected to each other and to our Mother Earth somehow. yet bloodshed and power, wars and destruction still commence. The greed of a few influential propaganda wielding men keep us at odds. We all have a third eye but yet religious and man made power struggles that are created by the few in power keep us from achieving this. over all the average person the common man/woman feeding their family raising their children yearn for a peaceful world. Reguardless of place, race or upbringing we want to live in peace and find common ground. We need to open our minds to knowing accepting and embracing our connections we should strive to join hands and see as one. we are all connected. One eye is a sign that we are all of the same seed that we have a single connection with this universe. Our only religion our only political system should be equality and let the universe our inner spirit be our guide.

Don’t call others copy cats if you cannot prove that they are. Eyes are not original art pieces they are on almost every animals body So if a culture uses the eye as a symbol it does not mean it copied India, not just that but I am pretty sure he is right about Egyptians used it before India ever did.

I am joining your “right eye doodlers” club, girls. 🙂 Have always been doing it too, and exactly as Olga says, I have also felt like it was the easiest way to start drawing the face, like it was defining what the face would be expressing somehow, and then also the shape of the eyeline and the whole face outline would come after that, with the left eye either staying closed (just gently suggested that its there), or drawn much later. I also had the back pages of my school notebooks filled with these faces, sometimes so many the whole page became completely blue from the ink. 🙂 I even remember an occasion when a teacher saw it and angrily tore apart my notebook since she considered it inapproppriate (which it most likely was :-O) Nice to know its a common “diagnose”!

That’s interesting because I used to doodle the hamsa image (an image of a giant right eye inside the palm of a hand) as a teenager even though my ethnicity is predominately Italian – not a part of a culture who uses it or is familiar with it! I recall coming across it in an article I was reading and was immediately drawn to the image that I would draw it whenever I had a creative need to draw something. I didn’t even consider it unusual until now .

Hmm.. I have never put much thought into it either, but seeing both of your comments (Lils & Emily) I must admit, I also have always drawn the right eye when doodling since I have been a child. My school notebooks have always been filled with eyes (and right eyes), its always been the first thing I was attracted to when starting to draw. (Hearts, Flowers, and Trees are also honourable mentions)

I always thought this was the easiest point to start with or something to do with my right hand drawing the right eye. I also thought it was more appealing to start with, rather than the nose or chin. There is a balance when you draw the eyes first because they are so central (and soul-revealing) when you draw a face. I personally don’t consider this a sign of spiritual awakening, but perhaps there is a link that is ingrained in the subconscious of something from one’s deeper past. Nonetheless, very interesting that others have been drawing the right eye like I have, and have picked up on something surrounding it.