More Dogs 4/3: To be, or not to be

To be or not to be
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Shakespeare as an actor might have been a historical figure, but
the play writer Shakespeare never existed. The plays are supposed
to have been written by a Freemason Lodge.

* What does this well known line from Hamlet by Shakespeare really
  meaning ?
     To be, or not to be
  See,
     http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/To_be,_or_not_to_be
     http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamlet

* The material meaning is clear: it means,
     Live or die

* The Hermetic meaning will be reveiled once we look at this line
  another way. In order to do that, we must rewrite the homophones,
     'to' -> 'two'
     'be' -> 'b'
  yielding,
     Two be or not two be = BB or not B
  and also,
     Be Two or be One
  Both refering to the same thing: these lines refer to the Dead Dog
  (two dogs, BB) and the Awakening of the Dead Dog (1 dog, B). Note
  that in '1984' by Orwell, 'BB' refers to 'Big Brother' (it is also
  very popular in 'bees').
  The Hermetic meaning therefore is,
     Die or Live

  -> Note that the Hermetic meaning is exactly the *opposite* thing
     of the material meaning - although the words are *identical*.
     Note also that there is a McCartney song and a James Bond story
     written about this.

...You only live twice, Mr. Bond...



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