#hidden messages

[kblupeach]

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[buffetlicious]

The Mid-Autumn Festival (中秋节), also known as the Mooncake Festival, falls on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month. It is called the Mid-autumn Festival because the 15th day is the middle of a month, and the eighth lunar month is in the middle of autumn. In Singapore, mooncakes and lanterns are offered for sale as early as a month before the festival. These days, however, it has become more common to give mooncakes as gifts than to eat them during the festival. The custom of offering sacrifices to the moon has been replaced by celebrating the festival with family and friends. Moon-viewing parties is one way to enjoy the occasion, with family and friends sitting in gardens lit by paper lanterns, sipping tea, nibbling on mooncakes, and if so inspired, composing poetry in venerable Tang Dynasty fashion.

The Full Moon is considered a symbol of reunion, as such the Mid-autumn Festival is also known as the Reunion Festival. Shaped round like the full moon, mooncakes signify reunion. The Mid-autumn Festival is associated with the moon and “moon appreciation” (赏月) parties, particularly because the moon is at its brightest during this time. The festival also coincides with the end of the autumn harvest, marking the end of the Hungry Ghost Festival, which occurs during the seventh lunar month. The day of the Mid-autumn Festival is traditionally thought to be auspicious for weddings, as the moon goddess is believed to extend conjugal bliss to couples.

Among the Chinese, the most popular of all the tales connected with the Mid-autumn Festival is that of Chang-E (嫦娥), also known as the Moon Lady, and her husband Hou Yi (后羿). This myth is said to have originated from storytellers in the Tang dynasty (618–907 CE), and even as far back as the time of Emperor Yao (2346 BCE).

Hidden Messages in Mooncakes played a major role in the liberation of Yuan China (1206–1341 CE) from the Mongols in the 14th century. Despite a prohibition against large gatherings, rebel leader Zhu Yuan Zhang was able to instigate a rebellion by placing secret messages in mooncakes. The rebellion took place during the Mid-autumn Festival, and the celebration of the festival and eating of mooncakes took on a different meaning thereafter.

Information from National Library Board. Bo Jio literally meaning “not invited” in Hokkien.

[2022dirt]

Hidden messages on circuit boards. A creative tradition left by engineers as a fun signature or easter egg.

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2019

[fablesrealm]

I FOUND A PUZZLE IDK WHAT IT SAYS BUT ITS COOL AS SHIT

[rainprincess64]

1. Supposedly this author wrote 13 books according to a video she did on this.

2. One of the sons is named Shep.

3. The "patriarch" Del gets into a mysterious car crash.

4. America's favorite couple on television huh? As their ratings are going down in the book also.

5. Funny timing making this post knowing this tidbit, Jared's post about Favor jipping him the other night (and saying his leg is broken) and seeing as how just last night I made their 2025 recap post showcasing their "greatest moments" to me 🤣

Tumblr is a place to express yourself, discover yourself, and bond over the stuff you love. It's where your interests connect you with your

6. Genevieve Nicole Padalecki was originally born Jennifer Nicole Cortese, same first name as the author here. Funny, Gen's middle name starts with Ni, just like the book author's last name. Hmmm...

7. This author wrote a book that became a Netflix movie, All The Bright Places. Huh... and Jared broke his leg while filming the Netflix movie based on Katherine Center's The Bodyguard. Hmmm....

Jennifer Niven's Meet the Newmans Is a Love Letter to TV — Read an Excerpt! (Exclusive)

The book follows 'America's favorite family' who have ruled the airwaves for decades as they face a changing landscape. Read and listen to a

So Gen, what is the cost of maintaining your perfect image? What are you telling us here?

[alice-the-demon]

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[highandlowculture]

In my long-awaited second video about the Paul Is Dead mythology, I reveal further evidence that the Beatles were behind its creation and discuss its inspirations from real-life motor accidents to LSD to author Lewis Carroll and his two Alice books (Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass). I also do a deep analysis of how Paul Is Dead works as the Beatles’ Jabberwocky and break down several clues and hidden messages that follow an undeniable pattern. Finally, I reveal the true significance and identity of the walrus: John or Paul?