Eleanor M. Owens
Mar 07, 2026
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In a previous Epstein files dump last year, images were released of the interior of the infamous Epstein Temple, located on the island of Little St. James. Photographs depict a decaying space, filled with nothing but disturbing-looking mattresses sitting aside a large bookcase flanked with two pillars. On the ceiling is a celestial, hand-painted mural, adorned with a dark blue starry background and illustrations of mythological figures, constellations, and zodiac signs.
The blue-and-white striped temple, built on the highest point of pedo island, is surrounded by palm trees and shares interesting visual similarities to both a Mamluk-era public bathhouse in Syria as well as talk show host Ellen DeGeneres’ television set. The purpose of the temple is still currently unknown. For obvious reasons (corruption), no one has been trying to explain it to us. So in the meantime, we are left to speculate and then of course get scolded for speculating.
What does the imagery within the temple mean? As I’ve described previously, we are currently still learning about the beliefs and practices of our corrupt Pedo Class, so none of us can actually know for certain. It’s always possible that nothing means anything and we’re all just overthinking it. However, this doesn’t seem particularly likely, and many within esoteric circles have been offering other interesting suggestions regarding what the symbolism could mean
The Ceiling Mural
The temple mural is probably the most interesting aspect of the Temple to analyze. The painting depicts the traditional 12 zodiac signs, as well as Ophiuchus, the Serpent-Bearer, which is sometimes considered the 13th sign. Mythological motifs can be noted, alluding to Greek myths and constellations such as Orion (the Hunter), Draco (the Dragon), Pegasus (the Winged Horse), and the Argo Navis, the seafaring ship from Jason and the Argonauts.
As the mural appears styled after classical astronomical maps, some posit that the mural represents a “celestial clock” for predicting or influencing global events. The emphasis on the ecliptic path of the Sun and Moon in the painting suggests that whatever went on in the Temple could have been attuned to solar and lunar cycles. Tracing the paths of the planets would not be out of the ordinary for a religious practice or ritual. Many wiccans for example believe the moon offers celestial guidance and allows one to harness the power of nature, while Rabbi Mordechai Genuth suggests that lunar eclipses have spiritual meanings for both Jews and Muslims.
Other discussions suggest that the mural could represent the Hermetic principle of “as above, so below,” a philosophy you might recognize from select horror movies. Hermeticism is an ancient philosophical and esoteric tradition rooted in texts attributed to Hermes Tismegistus, a figure combining the Greek god Hermes and the Egyptian god Thoth. The “as above, so below” axiom is reportedly derived from the legendary Emerald Tablet, and suggests that patterns in the macrocosm (ie universe and heavens) mirror that within the microcosm (the Earth, human body, and the individual soul) and vice versa. While the principle is more dedicated to mutual reflection and harmony between the heavens and earth, the concept of “sympathetic correspondence” suggests that rituals performed on an earthly level could align with, invoke, or harmonize with divine forces because of inherent mirroring. Similar beliefs influence practices like astrology, which suggests that planetary alignments affect fate.
Others still see the mural as evidence that the Pedo Class partakes in astrotheism. This group suggests that the presence of constellations like Orion (tied to ancient gods like Osiris) and Sirius (nearby in Canis Major) signify connections to or worship of extraterrestrial or interdimensional beings. While it sounds bizarre to the uninitiated, if this theory is true it would suggest the Pedo Religion shares a cosmic thematic similarity to Scientology, the “Hollywood religion,” which also involves a space-aspect. Scientology was founded by L. Ron Hubbard, an occultist and admirer of Aleister Crowley who participated in a series of “sex magic” rituals called Babalon Working in 1946. Hubbard also wrote a space opera involving a “Galactic Confederacy” that influences Scientology teachings.
The Bookshelf Pillars
I have noted less debate about the meaning of the massive bookshelf photographed in the Epstein Temple, and while this remains speculative many appear to agree that it evokes imagery tied to Masonic lore.
This is because the Epstein bookshelf is flanked by two pillars, and Freemasonry incorporates twin pillar symbology in their lodges to represent the two bronze pillars that stood at the entrance of King Solomon’s Temple in Jerusalem. Called Jachin and Boaz, the pillars are drawn from Biblical descriptions and appear to also be associated with Egyptian obelisks.
Interpretations of the twin pillars as symbols differ according to distinct Masonic lodges, however, in most lore however they appear to represent a symbolic gateway to a sacred space, or the crossing of a threshold into Solomon’s wisdom/hidden knowledge. This interpretation for example describes how the two pillars represent “opposing forces in life: darkness and and light; creation and destruction; male and female; above and below.”
Since in esoteric circles the sun traditionally represents masculine energy while the moon represents the feminine, the pillars also tend to be associated and depicted with the sun and moon. This interpretation suggests that Boaz represents the sun and Jachin the moon, and together they are “Egyptian pylons” that honour Ra, the Egyptian sun god. The description goes on to suggest that walking between the pillars represents enlightenment, as together the pillars represent balance. Choosing to walk between them through one’s own free will is thus seen as crossing a gateway/threshold into hidden knowledge and the unknown. This could be fitting regarding the Epstein bookshelf given books are also associated with knowledge. The myth of Hiram Abbiff is also a core Masonic legend that suggests Masons are intended to guard secret knowledge from those who seek it without earning it.
Another interpretation can be noted here, which suggests that Masonic pillars may represent two out of the three pillars of the “Tree of Life,” the Jewish/Kabbalistic mystical symbol for the creation of the universe.
Again, all of the above is purely speculative. None of this has been proven. But this is all still intriguing given what we already know for a fact about the Pedo Class. We already know they possesses hidden knowledge because many prominent politicians, celebrities, and other ultra-wealthy individuals on both the right and left have been aware of Epstein’s activities for some time, and yet have said and done nothing to stop it. We as the lower classes were just not supposed to know about it and were certainly not supposed to know about anything to do with “rituals.”
So IF the above is true (again, I’m always open to be proven wrong if other information comes along that is superior), and the Pedo Religion has something to do with hidden knowledge, what exactly is this hidden knowledge?
Fittingly, this is what the word occult actually means (“available only to the initiate; secret or mysterious.”) So what’s the secret? Is that impatient and arrogant of me to ask?
- L. Haywood, freemason:
“In some cases these crude rock pillars were thought
to be the abodes of gods or demons; in others, homes of
the ghosts; and often as symbols of sex. Of the last-named
usage one writer has said that ‘pillars of stone, when
associated with worship, have been from time immemorial
regarded as symbols of the active and passive, the generative
and fecundating principles.’ In Egypt, Horus and Sut [Set]
were regarded as two living pillars, twin builders and supporters of the heavens…
*Eleanor M Owens is writer of the Anti-Zionist and anti-globalist Canadian newsletter.
Source: https://eleanormowens.substack.com/p/whats-up-with-the-epstein-temple
