Months ago I started seeing all these Ferris Wheels everywhere. I really wasn't looking they just came out of the wood work. I then noticed that as soon as my attention was looking for them they started appearing in newer movies that were made after I saw them. They have no fixed meaning for me other than the fact that the ride itself is a practice in the NOW. It has no beginning or end. It is just forever going around in a cycle. This of course mimics the spinning motif seen through out mythos. The Yin Yang, the Dog and the Unicorn, The Lion and The Unicorn, The Bird A Flight and the Flightless Bird.... All symbols of the force made from the constant ebb and flow due to the struggle of Soul and Spirit. See the Spirit is the fire that motivates. IE "That's the Spirit". The Soul however is air.... The thing that binds all of us together and is constantly trying to go home. Soon after this interpretation Christopher Knowles started talking about them... His Archives is strictly overwhelming so I am not going into that to look for his references. He calls them Illuminiti Ferris Wheels and sites the fact that more of them are being built today than ever before. It should also be mentioned that one of Jake's first post was of the London Eye, Spider-man, and Dr Who. It is also obvious that a large amount of these Ferris Wheel's are the same ones.... Landmarks from LA and NY.
In Mr Magorium's Wonder Emporium(MWE) Portalman has a Ferris Wheel dance behind her head for most of the show.
The Origins Wolverine movie has many a strangeness including the Ferris Wheel above.
Silver Surfer AKA the Angel of Death above the London EYE.

The Joker's big rig in Dark Knight.
Sync Happy John Hurt.... Ferris Wheel behind in Hellboy 2.
Linemy Snicket Literal EYE Ferris Wheel.

Cloverfeild ending attention to Ferris Wheel.
Weirdness in Southland Tales....



Richard: A few more examples...
Krop Kircle reported yesterday...Having both the Ferris Wheel and Peacock elements.
toure:
-Steve Rose, describing the London Eye,
in an article from G2, August 2007

I have a feeling the "I" has something to do with it...

http://big5.ce.cn/gate/big5/en.ce.cn/Life/travel/200904/07/t20090407_18723861.shtml

http://www.reuters.com/article/lifestyleMolt/idUSPEK26882120071105
Out of all the Ferris Wheels on the list above, the Cosmo Clock 21 stood out the most (although there are quite a few interesting names).
Will;
Received a message from Afferrismoon due to the personal sync that spawed for him after this post.... Or before this post.... Or whatever. The picture above is from a movie called Kin DzaDza that he talks about below.Couldn't really say what they represent or why their so popular today. Obviously it shows stages in engineering, and today they seem to show that the country or place who builds a big one has 'made it' into the developed world league.
Of course they could be giant electric generating gravitron displacement plasmate flux drives
I only downloaded Kin DzaDza the other day so it was a nice synch with your ferrising. The film is great and much different to the stress of Hollywood films
This little edition was really an eye opener for me. There are 12 peacock feather like appendages from the center.. This twist the post into multiple realms of thought considering the Ferris Wheels being named Eyes and the Multiple Eyes of a Peacock's feathers. After thinking about the relationship between this and what I was trying to get across over at AFSTS, and then the e-mail from Afferismoon I realized it wasn't a Ferris Wheel.... But, a Fairy's Wheel.


































