In an article entitled "Hidden Symbols in the Architecture of St. Petersburg" I told you about some of the secrets of our beautiful Northern Palmyra. Today I will continue my story, but we will talk about much more terrible and dark mysteries of the city of St. Petersburg.
Perhaps I'll start with such an architectural element as a flowerpot. The flowerpot is essentially a large stone vase on the street and is a decorative element of the building. Here's an example:
There are flowerpots in St. Petersburg, too, any resident will tell you. Yes, that's just not everything that is called vases. Take a look:
Noticing anything unusual? Here's another:
In the upper right corner of the photo, on the roof of the building, we see strange flowerpots with lids. Here's another:
Promotional video:
And further:
But the building where there are pedestals, but the "flowerpots" are gone. Why were they removed?
Please note that all photos with "flowerpots" are old, that is, they are now practically not in the photo. I guess that this is due to the fact that the decor items that are called flowerpots are not actually flowerpots. Why close the pot with a lid? Moreover, if there is nothing there. And this is what these pseudo-zones remind me of:
Let's take a look at another decorative element in architecture, namely mascaron. In simple terms, a mascaron is a bas-relief in the form of a human face or an animal's muzzle. Undoubtedly, the owner of the house, when ordering a mascaron, wanted to capture a symbol with meaning on his facade. Looking at various mascarons, I caught myself thinking, from which I felt creepy … Here are some of these mascarons
Look at these faces, these closed or slightly open eyes. The facial muscles of these people are completely relaxed. Where else have you seen this? These are the dead, these are the death masks of people. Something like this, only decorated with additional elements:
Now answer the question, who and why "decorates" residential buildings with urns for ashes and death masks? And most importantly, whose faces and whose ashes are in the urns?
Isn't this tacit evidence of some large-scale and terrible events that have occurred quite recently, in at least one city, and maybe all over the world?