posted on Jun, 18 2008 @ 06:36 PM
The symbology fits with things I know, so I will post my 'opinion' to answer your question.
I 'think' it's a pagan Earth Mother type ritual. I said Pagan, not Satanic. There's a big difference.
First, remember the Connie Chung story that was sidelined about GWBush and the Skull and Bones? Okay, in that fraternity that Bush proudly admits he
was a member of (in one of his own books) they had a ritual for initiation. George took the secret name of "Magog" and the initiation room had
Geronimo's skull (grave-robbed by Bush's grandfather and a few others in that same Skull and Bones fraternity. The descendants of Geronimo sued to
get the stolen grave relic back.) Anyway, part of the initiation ceremony included the new member (GWBush - at that time it was an all male
fraternity) had to lie in a dark room, in a casket surrounded by human skeletal remains. He had to tell his entire sexual history and then perform
the one-person sex act on himself.
Okay, this was all shocking and incomprehensible to me. A couple years later, I read my spouse's book on old knightly, chivalric orders. This is
way WAY way back in history now. Under Knights Templer it had a story about a knight who fell in love. This order had to vow chastity though, so, it
was a love he could not express. The woman he loved, died. A year after her death, the knight went and dug up her grave and had relations with the
dead body, then, reburied her. A year after that, he dug her up again; but, to his surprise he found the skeletal remains of a baby between his
deceased lover's legs. Supposedly, this is the origin of the symbol of the skull and crossbones, later used on pirate ships.
It is my OPINION that that old, morbid Skull and Crossbone's initiation was a recreation of the Knight Templer story.
Okay, now if that landlord is gone to the desert NOW (Summer Soltice) - I think you understand what they probably do.
It's a bonding with Mother Earth, renewal, new life.
Perhaps a practicing pagan will come and explain it better.
[edit on 18-6-2008 by Trexter Ziam]
[edit on 18-6-2008 by Trexter Ziam]