A new magazine was launched on the Fourth of July, America's birthday,
and the covergirl of the premiere edition of this new VEGAS magazine is none
other than Our Lady Heidi Klum:
http://www.azcentral.com/ent/front/articles/0702vegasmag02.html
VEGAS magazine can be found at centrally located Barnes and Noble
bookstores around the country and also features a pictorial and interview with
Angel Heidi. Her painfully long legs in the photographs pierced my heart
again, such a sweet pain! The interview is very informative and describes,
among other things, Heidi's adventures as a young girl in Bergisch Gladbach,
Germany.
The magazine was launched on America's birthday because America,
imperfect though she may be, represents the best hope of humanity. It is the
Promised Land, where a foreigner, like Arnold Schwarzenegger, can come and,
through his hard work, become an international superstar, marry the President's
niece, and even have a good chance of becoming the next Governor of the richest
and most populous state of the Union, California.
Las Vegas is the setting of the recent movie "Ocean's Eleven", an
allegory about the colonization of our Earth by space aliens who had to abandon
the dried-out planet Mars. They moved to Earth with her plentiful oceans. The
city of Las Vegas is based on the human creativity, guided by the Entities,
that harnessed the waters of the Colorado River at Hoover Dam and transformed a
desert outpost into the fastest growing city in the country.
Las Vegas celebrates the dream of financial success and the continuation
of human life, through the city's emphasis on sexuality. Las Vegas focuses on
hope and life and Angel Heidi is a most appropriate carrier of this message.
This week NEW YORK magazine has Heidi on its cover of its "50 sexiest New
Yorkers" issue:
http://www.newyorkmetro.com/nymag/toc/20030811/
http://www.newyorkmetro.com/news/articles/03/08/sexiest/50newyorkers/index.htm
This magazine's issue date is August 11. According to the book "The
Secret Architecture of our Nation's Capital: The Masons and the Building of
Washington, D.C." by the professional astrologer David Ovason, the District of
Columbia is secretly dedicated to the Great Goddess, the beautiful Virgin. It
is situated between the states of Virginia and Maryland to emphasize the
District's connection to the Virgin Mary, a prominent avatar of the Great
Goddess. (This book is not a fringe publication, but carries a foreword by C.
Fred Kleinknecht, 33rd Degree, Sovereign Grand Commander, i.e., the leader of
the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, based in Washington, D.C.)
The Church celebrates the Nativity of the Virgin Mary on September 8,
right in the middle of the Zodiac sign of Virgo. According to author Ovason,
Pennsylvania Avenue, the main thoroughfare of Washington, from the Capitol to
the White House, has been aligned by the Masonic city planners to point to the
setting Sun around August 11 every year. At that time the constellation of
Virgo hovers in the western sky above the Sun. August 11 also happens to be
the mid-point of the pregnancy that brought forth Jesus Christ on December 25.
The Sun represents Jesus Christ, the Sun of Righteousness, and Virgo
represents His Mother, the Virgin Mary, the Great Goddess and Mother of God.
The Great Goddess is thought of as a Virgin because, even though she has
children, her regenerative powers remain ever-powerful, ready to create new
generations.
Heidi was chosen to be on the cover of the August 11 issue of NEW YORK
magazine, because she is the most important modern avatar of the Great Goddess.
New York City is the international center of the publishing industry and
many models live there. The city is also a center of the entertainment
industry and many actresses live there, too. Out of all these beautiful and
accomplished ladies, NEW YORK magazine chose Heidi for the cover because she
presents a unique mix of superlative beauty, hard work ethic, and likability.
Empress Heidi Klum, Empress of the Empire State of New York, Queen and
Angel Protector of the City of New York.
Congratulations again, Our Lady!
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