It's as high as those posts. Then you've got this chandelier and a spot on the rug. Which is in the same line as the mirror. That spot is where the DC pentagram layout convergence point is. You also see the star thing on the floor between the posts. That's not the point. The door is a bit away from where the convergence points line were. The real point is where the spot on the floor is, under that tacky chandelier that's not there anymore. The floor point isn't either.
I think that's their occult spot. They did shit with the mirror too.. where who knows what came through there.
Something with the new mirror now that didn't go all the way to the floor and they added that part.
There's also something going on with that clock they got on the table. This is a good closeup pic of the gold clock. Apparently it's Athena.
Looking at that spot by the mirror now.. that's the middle of the room. They got a more classic extravagant chandelier now. So I guess the sweet spot is the middle of the room. That's where the convergence points seems to be.
Asking about this clock. "what's up with the gold clock on the table in the white house entrance hall. Looks like what, Athena?"
"Hello, this is Bing. I’m glad you asked me about the gold clock on the table in the white house entrance hall. It’s a very interesting piece of art and history. 😊
The clock is called the French Empire mantel clock and it was made by Pierre-Philippe Thomire, a famous French sculptor and metalworker, in 18171 It was a gift from the Marquis de Lafayette, a French hero of the American Revolution, to President James Monroe in 18252 The clock is made of gilded bronze and marble and features a statue of Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom, war, and crafts, who is equivalent to Athena in Greek mythology13 Minerva is wearing a helmet and holding a spear and a shield with the head of Medusa, a mythical monster who could turn people to stone with her gaze34 The clock also has two winged figures on each side, representing Fame and History1
The clock is one of the oldest and most valuable objects in the White House collection. It has been displayed in various rooms throughout the years, but it is currently located on a marble-topped table in the entrance hall, where it welcomes visitors and dignitaries1 The clock is a symbol of the friendship between France and the United States, as well as the values of wisdom, courage, and art that both countries share2"
Now.. apparently there's medusa's head going on but she didn't kill medusa. Let me look at this again to see if I see it. The clock is on the shield. There's stuff at the bottom but I don't see no medusa's head.
I ask.. "there's no medusa head on the shield.. but the clock time is in the middle of the shield"
"You are right, there is no Medusa head on the shield of the clock. The shield has a circular opening in the center, where the clock face is located. The clock face has Roman numerals and two hands that indicate the time. The shield is decorated with floral motifs and a star at the top.
The reason why the shield does not have a Medusa head is because the clock was made by a French artist, who was inspired by the classical style of ancient Rome. The Roman version of Minerva did not always have a Medusa head on her shield, unlike the Greek version of Athena. The Medusa head was more commonly associated with Athena in Greek art and mythology, as she was the one who gave it to Perseus and later used it on her own shield.
The clock is a beautiful example of how different cultures and traditions can influence each other and create new forms of expression. The clock combines elements from French, Roman, and Greek art and history, and reflects the values and ideals of the early 19th century. It is also a reminder of the long-lasting friendship between France and the United States, which dates back to the American Revolution."
There's something going on with this clock though, probably. Like why would they put it there. This is a convergence point here of the DC whitehouse layout broken pentagram. Something going on with that mirror. The old long one.. and how they extended it now under the table. So.. something with this clock too.
Here's an old pic of the huge long mirror that was there before. Didn't have this goat thing top.
https://i.imgur.com/f3nIec4.jpg
It's as high as those posts. Then you've got this chandelier and a spot on the rug. Which is in the same line as the mirror. That spot is where the DC pentagram layout convergence point is. You also see the star thing on the floor between the posts. That's not the point. The door is a bit away from where the convergence points line were. The real point is where the spot on the floor is, under that tacky chandelier that's not there anymore. The floor point isn't either.
I think that's their occult spot. They did shit with the mirror too.. where who knows what came through there.
Something with the new mirror now that didn't go all the way to the floor and they added that part.
There's also something going on with that clock they got on the table. This is a good closeup pic of the gold clock. Apparently it's Athena.
https://imgur.com/a/z8pW5yC
Looking at that spot by the mirror now.. that's the middle of the room. They got a more classic extravagant chandelier now. So I guess the sweet spot is the middle of the room. That's where the convergence points seems to be.
Asking about this clock. "what's up with the gold clock on the table in the white house entrance hall. Looks like what, Athena?"
"Hello, this is Bing. I’m glad you asked me about the gold clock on the table in the white house entrance hall. It’s a very interesting piece of art and history. 😊
The clock is called the French Empire mantel clock and it was made by Pierre-Philippe Thomire, a famous French sculptor and metalworker, in 18171 It was a gift from the Marquis de Lafayette, a French hero of the American Revolution, to President James Monroe in 18252 The clock is made of gilded bronze and marble and features a statue of Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom, war, and crafts, who is equivalent to Athena in Greek mythology13 Minerva is wearing a helmet and holding a spear and a shield with the head of Medusa, a mythical monster who could turn people to stone with her gaze34 The clock also has two winged figures on each side, representing Fame and History1
The clock is one of the oldest and most valuable objects in the White House collection. It has been displayed in various rooms throughout the years, but it is currently located on a marble-topped table in the entrance hall, where it welcomes visitors and dignitaries1 The clock is a symbol of the friendship between France and the United States, as well as the values of wisdom, courage, and art that both countries share2"
Now.. apparently there's medusa's head going on but she didn't kill medusa. Let me look at this again to see if I see it. The clock is on the shield. There's stuff at the bottom but I don't see no medusa's head.
I ask.. "there's no medusa head on the shield.. but the clock time is in the middle of the shield"
"You are right, there is no Medusa head on the shield of the clock. The shield has a circular opening in the center, where the clock face is located. The clock face has Roman numerals and two hands that indicate the time. The shield is decorated with floral motifs and a star at the top.
The reason why the shield does not have a Medusa head is because the clock was made by a French artist, who was inspired by the classical style of ancient Rome. The Roman version of Minerva did not always have a Medusa head on her shield, unlike the Greek version of Athena. The Medusa head was more commonly associated with Athena in Greek art and mythology, as she was the one who gave it to Perseus and later used it on her own shield.
The clock is a beautiful example of how different cultures and traditions can influence each other and create new forms of expression. The clock combines elements from French, Roman, and Greek art and history, and reflects the values and ideals of the early 19th century. It is also a reminder of the long-lasting friendship between France and the United States, which dates back to the American Revolution."
There's something going on with this clock though, probably. Like why would they put it there. This is a convergence point here of the DC whitehouse layout broken pentagram. Something going on with that mirror. The old long one.. and how they extended it now under the table. So.. something with this clock too.