Eye Of The Phoenix: Secrets Of The Dollar Bill Eye of the Phoenix documents the bizarre history of the design of the dollar bill, exposing the occult activity surrounding the FDR administration. There is perhaps no other period in U.S. history when so many people were so deeply involved in the occult, and held positions of power that reached all the way to the White House. Phoenix focuses specifically on the years prior to World War II leading up to 1935, when the Great Seal was taken out of obscurity and placed on the foundation of America's currency. According to official records from the State Department, FDR and his Secretary of Agriculture, Henry Wallace, specifically chose to use the Great Seal because, as Freemasons, they believed the "Novus Ordo Seclorum" (which they equated with the New Deal) could only be fulfilled under "the eye" of the Great Architect of the Universe (the god of Masonry). Two heavily influential occultists during the FDR era were Manly P. Hall and a Russian mystic named Nicholas Roerich. Manly Hall's writings influenced Freemasonic presidents FDR and Harry S. Truman. It is even said that Hall was responsible for the number of stones on the pyramid of the Great Seal, and for the identification of the eagle as a phoenix. Adullam Films' director, Christian J. Pinto has completed work on the new film, Eye of the Phoenix: Secrets of the Dollar Bill, which is the third volume in the Secret Mysteries of America's Beginnings series. With our crashing economy, the big question is: what is the future of American currency? As with the rest of our series, we believe the past will help us to understand the future.

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