Heath Ledger's last movie is a mind-boggling one. From its enigmatic storyline to the mysteries surrounding its production, "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus" deserves to be duly explored. An interpretation of its rich symbolism reveals to the viewers timeless esoteric truths as well as coded references to today's occult cryptocracy. This article looks at the mystical meaning of the "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus" and the sacrificial nature of Heath Ledger's death.

Found by Parnassus' traveling troupe hanging under a bridge, Tony Liar (whose name is based on British Prime Minister Tony Blair) may or may not have been sent by the Devil. Despite his mysterious past, Tony is integrated into to the show and he quickly uses his charming yet dishonest ways to attract more people to the show.
He is, however, focused on generating more money and is not interested in people's spiritual salvation. He finally convinces Parnassus to change the style of the show to make it more modern and to change the audience to make it more .. rich.

People close to Ledger observed a strange transformation in him during the filming of Batman: The Dark Knight.
Shortly before his death, he posed for this artwork painted by his friend Vincent Fantauzzo.

The artist depicted Heath surrounded by two 'mind spirits' whispering into his ears. Vincent said the whispering spirits represent Heath's inner thoughts.

What was going on in his head? Was he victim of mind control or possession? Was he sacrificed by an occult brotherhood? No positive answer can be given at this point and time. All I can say for now is Heath Ledger's last line in the film, and his last ever as an actor: Don't shoot the messenger.

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