Esoterica

FATA MORGANA !! Real Castles in the Sky - La Puta The Whore.

ABOVE: Laputa is a flying island described in the 1726 book Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift. It is about 4.5 miles in diameter, with an adamantine base, which its inhabitants can maneuver in any direction using magnetic levitation. Lady Fata Morgana Le Fay is the incestuous witch-sister of King Arthur Arcturus the Bear who bears her incestuous son, Mordred. Supposedly, these flying castles and vessels (note the sailing ship in the above picture) in the sky are created and are the home of Lady Morgana Le Fay. She is described as a whore - La Puta - which is also the name Swift gives to the flying city in Gulliver's Travels. The Fata Morgana is associated with a world tree growing in the sky among the turrets of the flying castle. Heimdale-Hermes is described as the Irminsul Fata Morgana World Tree as well as Bifrost/Sleipnir. Bifrost is the magical rainbow bridge that connects Earthly Midgard to the heavenly Asgard of Odin. Bifrost is simultaneously imbued by and guarded by Heimdale-Hermes who is also Sleipnir, Odin's Eight-Legged Flying Steed. Heimdale-Hermes is also a magical eight-oarred flying longboat vessel. The are eight major inhabited worlds in the Viking mythos excluding Helheim - the House of Hel which is the land of dishonored dead and corpses. The mast and crow's nest of the magical flying longboat that is Heimdale-Hermes comprises the ninth world of Helheim which is an axis mundi.