I went through it in slow mo. None of the images jumped out at me except that as they're carrying Carl out, just as the room goes out of view, suddenly the film cuts to a bearded man in what looks like a science lab. He's sitting at a lab bench looking down at some sort of piece of equipment. I didn't recognize him. It's possible it's Hanso, or someone else we've seen. Hopefully we can get a screen cap. Beyond that, the images seemed generic (though it's possible they have some sort of combined meaning). There were 5 total written statements.
1) First: "Plant a good seed and you will joyfully gather fruit"
2) Second: "Everything Changes"
3) Third: "We are the causes of our own suffering"
4) Fourth: "God loves you as He loved Jacob"
5) Fifth: "Think About [slide changes] Your Life"
Thanks for posting the quotes from the flashing images dcnole...

1) I think Lostgirl (aka Debs) pretty much explained this one with regards to the Buddhist philosophies. There's referrences made to Dharma and I even think that the photomosaics in between the "everything changes part" and before that dolls looked like the Dharma BAGUA symbol/logo. I'll even add that the quote also has some allusion to the "Adam and Eve" bible story because their demise was caused by a fruit (apple) from a tree that they were warned was not 'good'.
2) Talk about an understatement... after this episode lots of things are about to change. The guard, Aldo, was even reading Stephen Hawking's book "A Brief History of Time" outside of the prison chamber which has some referrences to cosmology, math, and evolution - in a way, the progress of change with regards to man's existence on earth.
3) I loved this line because it deals with so many themes from the show: suffering, redemtion, purgatory (sorry I killed a kitten Pandy), evolution, the framework of time, etc. First we are shown images of old/ancient Roman coins to one 1921 Epluribus Unum coin to cds to a compass and so on... it gave me the sense of circular theory, life as a cycle, alpha et omega, sun/moon - day/night, time in clockwork motion, one gigantic circle, whatever... I have yet to develop this theory so pardon if it sound really stupid and a gross over-analysis...

--- Second, if "WE" are the causes of our own suffering, does that mean hell as other people? It reminded me Sartre's play "No Exit" where hell is how we deal with our realtionships to others and the whole survival with others or alone ordeal... live together, die alone right? --- Lastly, it's interesting that the word suffering would be associated with loads of dead fish and a cockroach.
4) One word, JACOB... I'm not going to go into this in detail, maybe another thread... religious referrences always stem some form of theoretical argument about who is Jacob and who his HIM and is Jacob = HIM... I have no freakin idea man...

5) "Think about - your life"? Again, what did Karl do that was so bad as to deserve all this aversion therapy and why is his life important? I mean, if he did something extraordinarily 'bad', why didn't they just kill him and get it over with instead of Alex making some desperate attempt to rescue him only to let him go and have Sawyer and Kate take him back to their island?
The end... Sorry it's long again, can't help it...
