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I was feeling like I need to get back to my purpose in life and opened up some photos of Mount Olympus. August 25, 2011 between 10-11 PM I received this revelation from a study of a picture I took last winter of light and shadows on The Apocalrock. It was given to me to correctly name the fish god of the Philistines as I was hoping that the other lighted image would be a determinant for this sighting and I somehow knew it would be the god of the Philistines. I only thought I was guessing it was Dagon. So I Googled, Dagon god of the Philistines, and lo and behold it turned out to be a fish god and that is very nicely what we can see to the left before a fallen Goliath laying dead before David who is posed as having just flung his stone. The marker points at the end of his sling to the leather pocket as you can follow that up to the image of David. How cool is this? I mean, look at the snow! This is very, very cool.


Here is an image of Dagon the fish god who was the forerunner of Zeus no less.

I don't see it. :/

Joseph Antley wrote:I don't see it. :/

I will doodle a tracing of it later. In the mean time expect to see it rather expect not to.
The Apocalrock almost bores with its commonplace astonishment. You will be astonished.

I don't see it. :/

You're not smoking the right kind of weed man.

Hello Mr. Nightlion,

I see it. It's wonderful. It's marvelous. It's a miracle.

I have see the face of God, and it's the Apocalrock.

V/R
Dr. Cameron

Equality wrote:http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/2MBBxU

I've read about that fellow before and he is really interesting. "Savant" ability to work through masses of data are one thing (as in those with the ability to store vast tables and lists, or make complicated calculations). What I find interesting about Stephen Wiltshire is his spatial memory, something which strikes me as a much different skill, though I don't have the requisite understanding of neurology to know if this is correct or how such impressions may be processed differently in memory.

Edited to add: Jersey Girl may find his work interesting if she doesn't know him already. I believe he works with children and is a supporter of various Children's Art programs and benefits. I don't recall if he's done any work with children here in NYC, but he does visit often. I watched him work on a panorama in 2009. Oliver Sacks has also written quite a bit about him, I believe.

Nightlion,

Here's a recent picture that I took on vacation. I sense that there is something different about it. What do you think?

Doctor CamNC4Me wrote:Hello Mr. Nightlion,

I see it. It's wonderful. It's marvelous. It's a miracle.

I have see the face of God, and it's the Apocalrock.

V/R
Dr. Cameron

Thanks, man, now I can shuffle on and be content that my life has counted for something.

Everybody Wang Chung wrote:Nightlion,

Here's a recent picture that I took on vacation. I sense that there is something different about it. What do you think?

It that Equality's Stephen Wiltshire?