This document discusses various images found in Jehovah's Witness publications that contain hidden or subliminal images when viewed through a mirror. Some examples mentioned include demon faces hidden in images of Jesus' crucifixion, a dragon hidden on the cover of The Watchtower magazine, and decapitated heads hidden in other artwork when viewed with a mirror. The document suggests that these hidden images are inappropriate and not aligned with the religious messages of the publications.

1. SUBLIMINAL IMAGES IN
WATCHTOWER PUBLICATIONS
(PART 2)
IMÁGENES SUBLIMINALES EN LAS
PUBLICACIONES DE LOS TESTIGOS
DE JEHOVÁ (PARTE 2)

2. “LA
ATALAYA”, 15
DE ENERO
DE 1988,
PÁGINA 18:
"The
Watchtower
", ISSUE
JANUARY 15,
1988 (PAGE
18):

3. Coloque el espejo en el lado izquierdo del círculo
amarillo y obtendrá la siguiente imagen reflejada
(mirroring image):
Place the mirror on the left side of the yellow circle
and you’ll get the following mirroring image:

5. THE CRUCIFIXION
The following image
can be found in several
Watchtower
publications (e.g. page
32 of the AWAKE!
Magazine, issue
January 2012 // page
230 of the book “Draw
Close to Jehovah”):
Page 230 of the
book “Draw
Close to
Jehovah”

6. Place a mirror in the
middle of the image
and you’ll get a
demon’s face in the
Jesus’s body:

7. Now, we’ll show
the same piece of
art as it appears
on page 32 of the
AWAKE!
Magazine, issue
January 2012:

8. If you follow the
same procedure
you’ll get the
same result:

9. Now, on page 230
of the book “Draw
Close to Jehovah”,
place the mirror
next to Jesus’s
body and a terrible
face will be
exposed:

10. “THE
WATCHTOWER”
, ISSUE 1
AUGUST 2010
(COVER)
The following
image is on the
cover of “The
Watchtower”
magazine, issue
August 1, 2010:

11. Turn the cover 90° clockwise and place a mirror on the right side of the yellow
square. You will get a dragon:

13. Can you
see the
dragon’s
eyes?

14. Now, if you look at
the mirroring image
carefully you will
notice a gliding bat
over the dragon’s
head.
The bat is deeply
related to witchcraft.

15. BAT IN THE BOOK
“LIFE—HOW DID IT
GET HERE? BY
EVOLUTION OR BY
CREATION?”
The following piece of
art is on page 6 of the
book "Life, How Did It
Get Here? By Evolution
or by Creation?”:

16. Turn the cover 180° clockwise and
place a mirror on the right side of
the red square. You will get a
huge bat:

19. THE GOD OF THE WITCHES IN THE FIRE:
The following image is on page 21 of the magazine “La
Atalaya”, January 1st, 2008:

20. This piece of art represents Elijah, the prophet, asking God to send fire from heaven to consume an
offering. God answered his prayer and sent fire from heaven. This picture, however, hides a scene
related to worship the “horned god of the witches”. Turn right (a bit) the image and then place the mirror
on the right side of the yellow square:

22. This piece of art appears again on page 10 of “The
Watchtower” magazine, issue September 15th, 1997:

23. If you follow the same procedure you’ll get the same result:

24. FACES
The next image is on
page 31 of the
Watchtower magazine,
issue April 2012:

25. With the help of a mirror a hidden
mirroring image is evidenced in the
middle of the piece of art; a pair of
piercing eyes looking directly to the
reader.

26. In the Greco-Roman mythology the werewolf play a key role.
Mount Lykaion (Λύκαιον ὄρος) is a mountain in Arcadia where an altar of Zeus
was located. Zeus Lykaios was said to have been born and brought up on it, and
was the home of Pelasgus and his son Lycaon, who is said to have founded the
ritual of Zeus practiced on its summit. This seems to have involved a human
sacrifice, and a feast in which the man who received the portion of a human
victim was changed to a wolf, as Lycaon had been after sacrificing a child.
The epithet Lykaios ("wolf-Zeus") is assumed by Zeus only in connection with the
Lykaia, which was the main Arcadian festival. In the founding myth, of Lycaon's
banquet for the gods that included the flesh of a human sacrifice, perhaps one of
his sons, Nyctimus or his grandson, Arcas, Zeus overturned the table and struck
the house of Lycaon with a thunderbolt; his patronage at the Lykaia can have
been little more than a formula. Long afterward, in the late 3rd century CE, the
philosopher Porphyry reported that Theophrastus had compared the sacrifice "at
the Lykaia in Arcadia" with Carthaginian sacrifices to Moloch.

28. WAREWOLF MIRRORING IMAGE ON PAGE
10 OF THE BOOK “IMITATE THEIR FAITH”:

29. Place a mirror on
the left side of
the yellow square
and you will get
an unbelievable
werewolf.

31. WAREWOLF MIRRORING IMAGE ON
PAGE 23 OF THE BOOK “GOOD NEWS
FROM GOD”:
Place a mirror in the middle of the original
piece of art and you will get this warewolf.

32. DEMON’S FACE IN FIRE
The following picture is on page 28 of the book "Learn From the Great Teacher":

33. Now place the mirror in the fire and you will get this mirroring image:

34. Here we
have
magnified
the
image a
Little bit:

35. This image
appears again
on page 18 of
The
Watchtower
magazine,
issue March
15th, 2005:

36. Follow the same
procedure and
you’ll get the
same result:

37. "THE
WATCHTOWER",
ISSUE AUGUST
15th, 2007:
The following piece
of art is on page 16
of the "The
Watchtower"
magazine, issue
August 15th, 2007:
"LA ATALAYA", 15
DE AGOSTO DE
2007:
la siguiente pieza de
arte se encuentra en
la página 16 de la
revista "La Atalaya"
del 15 de agosto de
2007:

38. Place a mirror
in the middle
of this piece
of art and you
will get this
beheaded
man:
Coloque el
espejo en
medio del
cuadro y
obtendrá este
hombre
decapitado:

39. This mirroring
image is very
clear. This
man has just
been
decapitated.
He is
struggling for
breath (a
common
reaction of a
human body
that has just
been
decapitated).

40. ANOTHER HEADLESS
MAN
The following image is
on page 9 of "The
Watchtower" magazine,
issue July 1st, 2012:

41. Place a
mirror in the
middle of
this piece of
art and you
will get this
headless
man:
The headless man is one of the
main characters of Halloween.
Take a look at the headless man
of the movie "Sleepy Hollow",
directed by Tim Burton: