It’s calling the viewer half informed, or they only see half of it.
Loud_Muffin_3268 on
These are extremely popular prompted poses given by portrait photographers. Similar to placing your hands on your hips; it likely means absolutely nothing and is purely aesthetic.
Friendlyhuman420 on
Worshipping their demons and reptos, they do this in plain sight and the rest of us is too distracted to realize that
TumbleweedFit252 on
well first and foremost it definitely represents the all seeing eye, which I believe ties with freemasonry. Some of their depictions including the all seeing eye
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It’s calling the viewer half informed, or they only see half of it.
These are extremely popular prompted poses given by portrait photographers. Similar to placing your hands on your hips; it likely means absolutely nothing and is purely aesthetic.
Worshipping their demons and reptos, they do this in plain sight and the rest of us is too distracted to realize that
well first and foremost it definitely represents the all seeing eye, which I believe ties with freemasonry. Some of their depictions including the all seeing eye
I think there referring to the Dijal