“Gravity Falls”: A New Disney TV Show Loaded With Illuminati Symbolism

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“Gravity Falls”: A New Disney TV Show Loaded With Illuminati Symbolism

By VC | July 13th, 2012 |
The many articles on this site attempt to prove that the same set of symbols – those of the ruling elite – are being permeated across popular culture. While we often look at outlets intended for teenagers or young adults (such as movies and music videos), children are definitely not exempt of it. A blatant example is Disney’s new show Gravity Falls, a “quirky and endearing” cartoon about 12-year old twins spending summer with their Great Uncle Stan in Gravity Falls, Oregon.
The 40 seconds long intro theme alone is loaded with symbolism. Here it is.

First, Great Uncle Stan wears a fez, which is the hat worn by the Shriners – an appendant body of Freemasonry. As they like to say, all Shriners are Masons, but not Masons are Shriners.

Stan wearing a Fez hat. Also, he is hiding one eye for the heck of it.

An Old School Shriner.

Up until 2010, only 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Masons (the highest degree attainable other than the honorary 33rd) or Knight Templars of the York Rite could join the Shriners. This means that Grunkle Fez is most probably a high level Freemason. Therefore, he knows what’s the deal with all of these symbols. He knows.

The show is full of eyes everywhere. There’s even a jar of eyeballs for sale at Stan’s store.

All-Seeing eye inside of triangle and more here…

This frame flashes for literally a split second at the end of the intro. We can easily recognize the Illuminati pyramid with illuminated capstone and All-Seeing eye, along with other alchemical and magical symbols. Also, there’s the Contra code on NES, which is rather hilarious.

I won’t start analyzing all of the episodes but here are some interesting shots from the first episode of Gravity Falls.

Aside from the eyeballs everywhere, the little humans in a jar are homunculi – a concept that is found in alchemy and occult rites.

19th-century engraving of Goethe’s Faust and Homunculus

All-Seeing Eye at the apex of the mountain

“Floating eyeballs, are they watching me?”.

The attic of Great Uncle Stan’s shack has a prominent Masonic stained glass window featuring a symbol that is omnipresent in this cartoon.

Stan appears to have two Owl clocks – the owl is an ancient symbol representing the occult elite (those who work in darkness), the Illuminati and the Bohemian Grove.

Check out the rug on the floor.

The letter “A” of the word “Shack” consists of a compass above and All-Seeing Eye, a combination of symbols of found in Masonic symbolism.

The entrance of a Masonic lodge.

In short, Disney’s new show is centered around a specific set of symbols associated with secret societies and the occult elite, which we call the Illuminati. While some might argue that these signs are inserted to add “mystery” to the show, we must also consider the fact that popular culture in general is being permeated with the exact same set of symbols. This show plays it part by exposing young children to the symbolism, which normalizes it and ultimately accomplishes what the occult elite has been doing for centuries: Hiding in plain sight.

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In Disney’s latest show, Gravity Falls, they show everyone which masters they truly serve. They really don’t give a shit who knows it, either. If anyone had doubts about their connections to the ‘Illuminati’, I’m sure this show validates everything. Disney has always shown who they serve, but this time they’ve let everything ‘hang out’.

Let’s start off with the first episode of the series, because pretty much everything you need to see is in one episode.

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This is the ‘Mystery Shack’, the shop that the main character’s (the two kids) Great Uncle runs. The Mystery Shack is home to an array of occultic objects that he apparently sells.  Let’s take a small tour of this lovely shop.

You’re probably thinking “who the hell would buy eyeballs?”, but don’t ask that. You’re asking too much here.

… and here you were thinking all he sold were eyeballs. There’s a couple owl clocks too y’know!

and an Egyptian curtain… yeah.. Speaking of which, what’s that the Uncle is wearing?

A Fez!

Which are quite popular in places like Egypt. Nice… He also only has his left eye showing a lot. The gag is he doesn’t really need that eye patch, so I assume he just likes to show only one eye. That’s fitting! A lot of people like to do that here in ol’ Gravity Falls.

There’s the Waitress…

.. and this guy!

Well anyway, let’s get to the juicy bit!

Beautiful :’)

Do they sell those All-Seeing Eye windows at the department store shit I want one

What’s that book he was reading anyway? With all the stuff in this town, I’m sure it was a classic.. (you can click the pictures to enlarge them).

looks kewl. 3 is a kewl # too!

ooo…!

lol. nice. the goat is trying to eat the book oh hahaha!! HA!

Wow… that book was all too revealing. I’m sure it pleases a lot of prominent individuals. But come on Disney, you’ve went this far, why not just go for the big shebang?

woo!

What all do we see here? Well obviously there’s the BIG ASS ALL SEEING EYE on the floor there, but there’s also the Star of David beside the vending machine. There’s the typical Disney diamonds (which are about as gratuitously shown as the eyeballs)…

Huh. There’s also a Mayan calender on the left (why?) and some more eyeballs. Yeah, yeah, just great. Well what else is there?!?! Let’s take a look at the intro..

You most likely missed it. There’s a nice image that flashes right after the Title is shown, and here it is:

I find this especially hilarious because they made the symbol look like a freaking cartoon character. What the hell is wrong with Disney? Do they really think no one would catch this? Well they probably know we all would, but they know the masses of people will roll their eyes at this like it’s nothing. They’ll defend their fear to the day they die from a bio-weapon. How noble they are.

Anyway, I’ll be keeping a close eye on the rest of this series. It will be covered in Disney Tricks, of course.

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.:  UPDATE #2 :.

There’s a tumblr post circulating around where some guy says a lot of word vomit and calls everyone disciples of Dan Brown. Yes as if Dan Brown created the idea of the Illuminati. By saying that you know this guy doesn’t do his research. Anyway, he says the Eye of Providence (the All-Seeing Eye) has no connection the Illuminati and the show is referencing the All-Seeing Eye because it’s the ‘Eye of God’. Well, that’s what we’ve all been told, so it makes sense that he actually believes this. To make a long explanation short though (because we’d have to get into the history of the Eye of Horus), the All-Seeing Eye  came from the Freemasons. It’s in their lodges, in their art, and on their outfits. Now a couple hundred years ago, give or take, when the Freemasons were actually powerful and popular, and when this art really surfaced, higher degrees spoke of another more powerful group infiltrating the higher degrees. Hell, even George Washington spoke of it! This group was known as the Illuminati. All you have to do is make a simple connection to when the Eye of Providence was popularized, and when the Freemasons were infiltrated and you get your answer. He also said parents are trying to get the show off the air… well I’ve looked, and I didn’t find anything on that. So I assume he’s just making that up, trying to make it seem like ‘we’re all crazy and go to extreme measures to ruin everything’. Oh, he also doesn’t account for all the other symbolism used in the show. What about the Pentagrams? Or the Hexagrams? Or the Great Uncle saying weird shit like, ‘Who wants to put on blindfolds and jump in my van’? Yeah that’s a hilarious joke!
and – @reorganizedchaos – this isn’t some kind of game here. People who look for symbolism are wanting to show others that symbolism really is everywhere. It is not to look clever and show off to others. No shit this show places it intentionally. So if it’s not hidden symbolism, that means it’s not real symbolism? I think you’ve been way too pre-conditioned from all the other symbolism placement that you’re not thinking very logical anymore.