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Dolly Parton: An Alternate Look At Her Hollywood Connection And Faith

Some fans wonder if she changed her mind about selling out.

By Cheryl E PrestonPublished 16 days ago Updated 16 days ago 3 min read

There are all types of articles being written about Dolly Parton since her death. She has been referred to as a faithful Christian, a top-notch entertainer, and a philanthropist. Others say her beliefs were not rooted in the Bible and that she was a sellout.

This article addresses one aspect of her life which is her association with symbolism connected to the occult and the alleged illuminati. The pictures speak for themselves.

Dolly allowed herself to be photographed wearing red with a checkerboard floor underneath her. Around 2015, many younger entertainers began wearing combinations of red, black, and white. Award shows became dark with practically everyone in attendance wearing one, two, or all three of these colors.

There is no way that Dolly Parton was not aware of people saying this symbolized Satanism yet she a confessed Christian complied with being photograped. She has said in interviews that she knew Jesus loved her and https://https://www.youtube.com/shorts/4fiagsFW-7sso what happened that she embraced all three of the methods that many believe indicate a link to the darkside?

Why would a seasoned God fearing actress/entertainer/business woman belittle herself by mimicking young celebs many who have satanic images on their album covers and at their concerts. I am not accusing Ms. Parton of anything, just wondering why she chose to associate herself with something so controversial.

One eye being covered is linked to the all-seeing eye and the elite who are supposed to be in power. Did anyone explain to Ms. Parton what this meant, or did she see it as a harmless pose that kept her relevant? Was she aware that many of her fans questioned these moves?

Dolly was famous long before this symbolism became mainstream, so she did not need it to become famous, but did she have something to prove?

The Queen of country music also has been seen making the devil horn gesture with her fingers. No one has specifically stated what these symbols indicate when used by Hollywood, and it's mostly speculation, but no one thinks it's anything good.

There are varied opinions on what these symbols mean, and it's left up to interpretation. Still, the rumors persist that in the world of entertainment, they are associated with Freemasonry and nefarious.

What many would like to know is the real reason so many entertainers embrace the red, white, and black images and the checkerboard floor. This has not been a fad but has been going strong for the past decade.

There were even a few years when soap characters on General Hospital and The Young and the Restless would embrace this color scheme.

An example would be a character wearing black, standing in front of a white table with a red cup on top. Or three characters talking, and each of them wearing red, black, or white.

People have noticed many celebrities who throw up the devil horn sign with their fingers when they are on camera, as Parton does in the above photo. A month before she passed away, fans were questioning the above image along with her saying she wanted Travis Kelsey and Taylor Swift's first child.

Unless someone explicitly proves these symbols indicate selling out for fame and fortune, there is no way to know for certain what they mean. Dolly Parton is not able to defend herself against the accusations, but there are two adages that should be considered in this situation.

The first is "Actions speak louder than words and many believe these three images are worth a thousand words and speak volumes. The second is to pay attention to what people do rather than accept what they say.

Again, this article is not an accusation against Dolly Parton but is addressing what some of her fans are curious about.

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Cheryl E Preston

Cheryl is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. She enjoys writing about current events, history and baby boomer nostalgia. Tips are greatly appreciated.

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    Written by Cheryl E Preston