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American dollar bill, the eye stands over stones, forming the
base of the pyramid. So Frankenstein= Frank + eye + stone.
But what is the symbolism of the Frankenstein monster? As
we have pointed out, the Frankists were tied in with mystical
Kabbalism, and there is a Kabbalistic tradition of such
monsters known as Golems. The Golem concept is discussed
in detail in Professor Scholem's book The Kabbala and Its
Symbolism in chapter V, titled The Idea of a Golem. In the
classical construction of a Golem, the Kabbalist forms a figure
of a man out of earth or clay and writes one of the secret
names of God on a parchment and places it in a cavity in the
Golem's head. After writing the proper formula, depending on
which legend you care to follow, the Golem comes alive.
The cryptic symbolism of the Frankenstein monster is that
the dead and decrepit ideas of the old world are to be given
new life by great mystical savants, purveyors of wisdom, who
will harness the great secrets of the universe, and destroy the
old world, and bring the millennium. In the novel, Frankenstein's
creator studied at the same university where Adam Weishaupt,
founder of the llluminati, was a professor, Ingolstadt.
Rasputin, who played a major role in the Russian
Revolutions, espoused a doctrine that was identical to that of
the Frankists of "redemption through sin." This will be
discussed later in detail. Suffice it to say that the Frankists and
their elite played a leading role in the development of
Communism, and that they continue to be an elite today within
the wider Communist circle, but nevertheless tend to be stand-
offish, forming a clique within a clique, as they did during the
latter 18th and early 19th centuries, when they chose to make
llluminati Masonic Lodges their stamping grounds.
While the Frankists were stand-offish and married among
themselves, the feeling was quite mutual. Since it is known
that the Sabbatians and Frankists indulged in adultery, their
children carried with them the taint of what is referred to in
Jewish Law as being in the category of mamzer or bastardy.
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