I CAN explain the United Nations Security Council wall mural!

A peculiar oil canvas mural painted by the Norwegian artist, Per Lasson Krohg (1889 – 1965) is a central feature of the Security Council room at the UN. Krohg’s mural depicts the same event that has been hoped for by the Illuminated elite for thousands of years. In mythology, Python was the dragon who guarded the Omphalos of Delphi, the center of the earth. Python was the old name of Delphi and is related to pythein, meaning, “to rot.” The Proto-Indo-European root, dhubhon, from dheub, means “hollow, deep, bottom or depths.” Python was known as the chthonic (Greek: χθόνιος chthonios, “in, under, or beneath the earth”) dragon and was killed by Apollo with the darts given to him by Zeus, becoming the new guard of the Oracle.

Above the dragon in Krohg’s mural, a phoenix rises, casting off his old form. Behind the Phoenix, people emerging from the dark depths of the caves surrounding the dragon approach a door with many golden stars – further identifying the phoenix as the Asterion or “starry one” of myth.

Continuing with the myth of Apollo at Delphi, it was he, as the Nachash, who symbolically changed his image in preparation for his future expression in human form by coming as the slayer of his first manifestation, the serpent-dragon, Python. As Apollo, he plans to create his version of “heaven on earth.” Of course, the center of the earth is not really just a place marker, but it is also a time marker and a concept; it is where the beginning of all that is to come via the knowledge of good and evil sprang forth. Apollo at Delphi is similar to the legend of St. George.”

The understanding of the serpent raising himself up as Apollo was keenly perceived by the late Bill Cooper. He explains that the international flag of the Scottish Rite is the United Nations Flag and that it depicts the nations of the world encircled by the laurel of Apollo.

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