"Dallas [site of the JFK assassination] Green throws out the ceremonial first pitch as his dad, John Green looks on at opening night of the Canyon Del Oro [= "Gold"] little league, Friday, April 1, 2011, in Oro Valley, Ariz. A statue was unveiled and a field was renamed Green Field in memory of Green's sister, Christina-Tahylor [sic] Green who played little league for Canyon Del Oro. Christina-Taylor Green was fatally shot on Jan 8th while attending an event with Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords." (Mercury News)
Lei Hennessy-Owen [LHO = Lee Harvey Oswald!?], 51, already has a design —a thin, steel angel she created after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks —and was looking for opportunities to place it. Her goal is to have angel statues placed at sites around the country.
She made one for the site of the fallen Twin Towers in New York and another for the Pennsylvania field where the hijacked Flight 93[= Θελημα] crashed....
Hennessy-Owen said she was touched by the story of Christina-Taylor, who was born Sept. 11, 2001, and wanted to make something positive to come out of that day.
Crist said she picked the angel because "of the connection to 9/11," she said. Plus, Crist said, "I'm all about angels."...
After the 9/11 attacks, Hennessy-Owen said firefighters near her home in Blaine, Wash., suggested she create a large angel to take to New York City.... It was later placed in a hangar at the John F. Kennedy International Airport along with other pieces of steel from the site.
The little tailor, who only made believe to be asleep, began to murmur plainly, “Now, boy, make me that waistcoat and patch me those breeches, or I will lay my yard measure about your shoulders! I have slain seven at one blow, killed two giants, caught a unicorn, and taken a wild boar, and shall I be afraid of those who are standing outside my room door?” And when they heard the tailor say this, a great fear seized them; they fled away as if they had been wild hares, and none of them would venture to attack him. And so the little tailor all his lifetime remained a king. ("The Gallant Tailor")
"Horus ... has not destroyed Typhon utterly, but has brought over to his side his efficacy and strength; hence they say it is that the statue of Horus at Coptos grasps in one hand Typhon’s virilia." (Plutarch)
Baseball and E.T.s or flying beings from the heavens:
JL as the Scarlet Woman
During one crucial game, orphan Bridget White insists that she can see the angels helping out the "live" ballplayers — understandably so, since it was Bridget's prayers to the Archangel Gabriel that prompted the angel to visit McGovern in the first place.
Masonic Baseball: The ball (Baal) is the Spermatic Logos (the Son) thrown by the pitcher (in the place of the Masonic G--God the Father) and hit (ejaculated) by the batter's phallus (Ace of Wands). The catcher is he who has to "catch" (i.e., sublimate) this seminal energy before it is sacrificed in the "field" of matter. Though the ball, the phallus of Osiris, may be lost for a time, it always returns to the Source--the Primordial Pitcher's Mound. (This, kids, is the real meaning of The Catcher in the Rye!)
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When he hears a voice telling him to build a baseball field in the midst of his corn crop in order to give his hero a chance at redemption, he blindly follows instructions. The field becomes a conduit to the spirits of baseball legends. Soon, Kinsella is off on a cross-country trip to ease the pain of another hero, the reclusive writer J. D. Salinger ... ("Shoeless Joe")
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