One of the most famous symbols is the pyramid with the eye-that-all-seeing (eye of Lucifer) This symbol is so real you can see it in $ 1 bills. (Symbol introduced by Franklin Roosevelt in 1933). Roosevelt was U.S. President, one of 13 presidents who were Masons.
One theory suggests that the use of these symbols hidden money is for the "phantasmagoria" of the monopoly the state has on psychic energy. The conditioned symbol (symbol-money) would control fully our mental wellbeing. One thing we have to admit, money affects us psychologically when we are no money started getting depressed "how to pay the bills?" "That will reach the end of the month?", Etc. ..
The citizen-capitalist neurologically learns that money equals security and lack of money insecurity.
Above the pyramid contained the Latin phrase "Annuit coeptis" (he has favored our undertakings) he probably: Lucifer, the architect, the eye-that-sees everything. The eye also mean an allegory to their ability are simultaneously everywhere. (E.g. with surveillance systems, Echelon, etc.).
Below the pyramid power read "Novus Ordo Seclorum" (the new order of the ages) ie The New World Order. Take a note of $ 1 and see what is really true.
The pyramid divided into two:
It consists of 72 blocks of stone. Some would say that the 72 steps of Jacob's ladder, thus being related to Judaism and the Kabbalistic tradition. Moreover, the pyramid is not finished, which could be interpreted as a reminder for the future. (They were going to do something else).
The Phoenix
It was the first winged figure printed dollars, but in 1841 was replaced by the eagle, a symbol Egyptian solar. Above her are 13 stars corresponding to the 13 states then. These stars, with his five points, is a Masonic symbol.
She has 9 feathers in the tail, corresponding to the degrees of ritual maçónio York
The wings exhibit respectively 32 and 33 feathers, thus alluding to the degree of the Scottish rite.
On the left paw holds 13 arrows, indicating action and transmutation.
She holds in its beak a scroll on which one reads in Latin "et pluribus unum", an allusion to the need to integrate and aggregate the members of the former colonies which now constitute a single nation. Make all nations one.
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