Look up the symbolism of the black cube and you will find that in ancient cultures it represented three dimensional space – and time. Kronos, the King of the Titans who was eventually overthrown by his own son Zeus – King of the Olympians – are the Greek names for our largest planets, better known by their Roman names – Saturn, and Jupiter. The Titanomachy – the war of the gods in which Zeus overthrew Kronos – represents the ancient transformation of heaven and earth in a catastrophic pole shift. Kronos was said to have ruled “over the pole” and “the axis of heaven” during the golden age before he was overthrown. In this role, as Saturn, he is often depicted as Father Time and was associated with the “alter ego of Helios, the sun.” He ruled over the biggest transformation in human mythological history, the fall from the golden age, and as we note below, the night sky showed a certain astronomical arrangement when the fall/pole shift occurred – an arrangement represented by the black cube of space.
I think it’s obvious that the black cube has deep symbolic meaning in our movies (often coming from space) and religions (in which the word of God comes from heaven):
The Cube ship from the Star Trek Federation’s most fearsome enemy – the Borg:
The Allspark Cube from the Transformers Movies:
The cube from the Hellraiser movies:
The Tesseract – Marvel Universe’s containment vessel for the very powerful Space Stone:
The very obvious choice from movies:
There was the black monolith that initiated humanity’s transformation in 2001: A Space Odyessey – not a cube, but looking like one from some angles:
It is merely a coincidence that we objectify the black cube so often:
Or is there a deeper meaning, long lost on the ignorant masses, but remembered by those who study ancient religions and symbolism?
The Kaaba in Mecca, the sacred Black Cube of Islam – was built around the black stone – generally believed to be a meteorite from heaven/space:
The Tefillin worn by a religious Jew while praying:
The Christian Cross as an unfolded Cube:
From the Sepher Yetzirah, we learn of the Cube of Space (the twelve edges of the Cube are formed from the twelve double letters of the Hebrew alphabet which are attributed to the signs of the zodiac) within which the jewel-like Tree of Life forms. This astrological concept is the mystical Jewish representation of the universe. (Jay Wiedner has more to say on this.)
The cube in the Kabalah’s Tree of Life:
I believe the cube of space is meant to be viewed as the “tree of life” depicts it above: not on edge but “on corner” with a corner in front blocking one’s view of a corner directly behind it. This view is a symbol of the sun behind the sun, or the dark or hidden sun.
There will be an actual “heavenly enactment” of these positions (as shown above) in a few years when the sun, moon, galactic center, and planets are in the proper positions to represent all the major stages of an ancient Jewish wedding ceremony in late December 2019, and then as if that were not impressive enough – the fastest moving objects in the sky alter the arrangement and represent the Tree of Life pattern in January 2020. Neither arrangement has happened for at least 5,000 years.
I believe the crucial part refers to the alignment of the sun and the (currently dark, but soon-to-appear-illuminated) black hole at the center of the galaxy. All spiral galaxies have a central black hole which periodically has an active phase. It began about 23,000 years ago, but it takes 23,000 years for the light, radiation, and gravity waves to reach us this far out from the center. When this “galactic superwave” arrives, it will literally rock our world with a pole shift. I believe ancient religions described the last such event as the presence of God. It will occur during the alignments described above, which will be more meaningful once the galaxy’s central black hole appears to become active. I believe it could be the end of the world as we know it – when it happens in December 2019. (There is much more detail in End Times and 2019.)
These are my conclusions – but I welcome other thoughts and comments on the symbolism of the black cube – it is far too widespread to be ignored as coincidence.
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