The Riddle of the Shoe

In Twin Peaks, the Riddle of the Shoe is presented by shoe-salesman/devil
Gerard and Andies new shoes. In the other Freemasonry TV-series 'The 
Prisoner', the riddle is presented by a shoe-shine man that directs the
main character to a lighthouse (the symbol of Freemasonry). It is also
present in the Beatle song 'Old Brown Shoe' and in many other pop songs.

This is the alchemy to solve the riddle.
 * The shoe refers to the Egyptian deity Shu.
 * Shu is the Egyptian Herakles. This is important because the 12 labours
   of Herakles originate from Egyptian mythology.
   The 'Riddle of the Shoe' also explains the 'Riddle of the Weasel'
   - also present in Twin Peaks.
   This is a riddle on the birth of Herakles - where the weasel is the
   person neutralizing the magic of Hera and Eileithyia, allowing Herakles
   to be born. The weasel is Galanthis, the servant of Alcmene (the mother
   of Herakles) that was punished for doing so by Hera (the Greek Hera 
   being the Egyptian Isis). In the USA, Eileithyia is also known as
   Libertas, Lady Liberty, the Statue of Liberty in New York - also the
   statue on Capitol Hill in Washington. During the French revolution,
   she was the 'Goddess of Reason' in the Notre Dame in Paris.
   Eileithyia is the Deity of Labour and Freedom - explaining the text
   'Arbeit macht Frei' above the gate in the Nazi concentration camps
   (it says that the inmates will 'reincarnate' - that they will be
   killed).
   In Egypt, Eileithyia is called Nekhbet in the South of Egypt and
   Wadjet in Northern Egypt. When the South conquerred the North (also
   covered in Twin Peaks when Ben Horne suffers a nervous break down),
   both deities merged and where called Mut. Later on, Mut merged with
   Hathor (the Cow-deity of the Milky Way) and then with Isis - explaining
   *all* stories (including why some people believe that the Statue of
   Liberty might also be Isis). The fact is that the Statue of Liberty
   used to be a Lighthouse and was first to be builded in Egypt, replacing
   the Pharos of Alexander the Great (this is why the Lighthouse is the
   symbol of Freemasonry). The Statue of Liberty also refers to the Deity
   Athena - explaining the Owls in Twin Peaks (since the owl is the bird
   of Athena).
 * Herakles is the one that killed the Dead Dog Orthos in his 12 labours.
   And almost everything in these stories is about the Dead Dog.
 * The Riddle of the Shoe says that a person must not throw away old things.
   The Riddle of the Weasel says that people that assisted Herakles in
   killing the Dead Dog must be punished (that is: they are to be murdered).
 * Another name for Herakles is Melqart - explaining the name 'Milky Way'
   where the Milky Way separates the two constellations Dog (the remnants
   of the Dead Dog Orthos).

So the Riddle of the Shoe also explains the Riddle of the Weasel.


Marc Fluks


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