Aleister Crowley, aliens, owls and Jesus

the mysterious Lam, drawn in approx. 1917

Little is known of the origin of the big headed entity known as Lam. All that can be known for sure is that this image was drawn by Aleister Crowley (probably in 1917) to depict a being that was summoned during a magickal ritual titled The Amalantrah Working. This sketch later hung on a gallery wall at Crowley's Dead Souls exhibition in Greenwich Village, New York, in 1919.

the mysterious gray alien, drawn by an abductee

The similarity of Lam to the prototypical gray alien is pretty obvious, and the subject of endless speculation among UFO enthusiasts. More on this weirdness HERE.

Blogger and researcher Regan Lee pointed out that if you look above Lam's eyes (see top image) you can see the shape of the gray alien eyes in the shaded texture on the forehead. Once you notice that, its hard to notice the actual eyes at all anymore.

a horned owl seen in the reversed image?

Things get weirder, when the image is reversed, an image of an owl emerges! Granted, I'm seeing owls everywhere I look these days, but still.

tweaked with photoshop to enhance the owl image

Also, the name Crowley has OWL embedded right in it.

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I mean, that's an owl, right?

I did another posting a while back where the image of an owl, well two owls really, flank a certain somebody. Like seeing the owls in Lam's head, this also requires reversal to bring out part of the image, and it's none other than Jesus himself. This comes from the Shroud of Turin, supposedly the cloth that covered Jesus after the Crucifixion.

The Shroud of Turin, click on image for HI-Rez view

The symmetrical triangular stains on the shroud were created by fire damage when the church (Sainte Chapelle, Chambéry) burned in December 4, 1532. The shroud was held in a box on the alter and some silver fittings on the box melted and damaged a corner of the shroud. The shroud was folded when it happened, creating the stained pattern. The patches, the rounded white triangles, were sewn in place by nuns. These created the sides of the owls.

Queen of the Night

I can't help see the resemblance between The Shroud and the Burney Relief (above), a clay tablet showing a curvy female Babylonian demon (thought to be Lilith), also flanked by owls. More about this image, called The Queen of the Night, HERE.

Granted, at this point I'm seeing owls everywhere...

image sent to me by Carlos Cruz

I mean, it doesn't take much to see that car as an owl, right? And, it's painting of a UFO abduction, right? See what my life is like? 

Text added May 12th

I need to add that pretty much all the points here were either sent to me by readers thru facebook. The thing about seeing the shape of the gray alien eyes in the shaded texture of Lam's the forehead was seen by me at The Lunar-Barbecue Facebook page. The two owls flanking Lilith matching the owls on the Shroud of Turin was my observation alone.

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