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Shaman Comment by anki on June 9, 2013 at 3:34pm

Alchemist Comment by Jesse Lee Alexander on April 9, 2013 at 4:16pm

This symbol is a symbol that I created at work the other day, I call it the Fibonacci cross, because I made this symbol inside of a Fibonacci Spiral that I had drawn out and it fit within the spiral perfectly, the cross it's self here represents a coming together of humanity the purple and white triangle represent the ascension of the human light body the black black part represents coming out of the darkness rising into a higher state of being while the gold arrow represents the knowledge of man expanding outward. and of course the caduceus snakes represent the healing of the human DNA the lot of knowledge that we can gain through life. now the color scheme is basically all correlates to the elements Green Earth, Blue Water Gold Fire, Purple Spirit, and the White, Air.

Comment by Scaler Wave on January 10, 2013 at 12:54pm

Ra Punz El - Watching "Tangled" with my daughter, the sun symbolism sort of jumps right out at you.  Then I took closer note of the name "Ra Punz El" ... interesting.... just curious if anyone here has looked into this.  Usually sun character stories fall in line with the seasons of the Zodiac.  Long hair is a symbol for the rays of the sun like in the story of Samson who is also a sun symbol character.

Comment by wrdwzrd on February 3, 2012 at 1:26pm

http://www.esotericonline.net/forum/topics/sigil-symbol-meanings-in...

I posted this in the forums the other day, wondering if anyone here can help me out? Thanks!

Comment by AMENMAATRA on February 15, 2011 at 8:08pm

The Image above the tree of Alchemy is one that is considered Proto-Rosicrucian- as Alchemist were outlaws during that time, and they were in the midst of morphing into Rosicrucianism.

http://specialcollections.library.wisc.edu/khunrath/labtxt1750.html

Comment by V "Cro-Maat" C on February 15, 2011 at 7:43pm

I am not an Alchemical pro but I have some insight on the last picture or the "bishop". This is just my personal thought on it and some things I have read over the years.

 

1. Red cape or gown- red is a masculine color and also represents fire or the alchemical fire. He is wearing it to show the triumph he has over alchemy or the philosophers stone?

2. Crown-what may look like a crown actually resembles a pine cone. Pine cones in ancient babylon/sumer represented knowledge

3. In his left hand- he is holding a one of the tres primas which is salt or the exalted body, hence the cross on it. The keys may represent him having gained the secret knowledge of alchemy/hermetics and he holds the keys to the secret.

4.The staff-in his right hand may show triumph over the material since it is on the ground. The 3 crosses on top of it may represent once again the tres primas or maybe the trinity.

 

This picture is very different from most of the alchemical plates I have seen.

 

I doubt this is a religious figure also because if you look at the clothes beneath the robe, it looks like workshop or laboratory clothes. These are note clothes of a bishop or pope.

Comment by AMENMAATRA on February 15, 2011 at 5:33pm

Comment by AbZu on September 23, 2010 at 3:33pm

Mystic Comment by ☤Tris☤ on January 31, 2010 at 4:54pm

Hi unbaptised, can you repost them as a discussion here? In that we we can reply to them specifically, sometime in the comment area things get pushed down and lost.

I have some idea's as to their symbolism.

Comment by Self-baptised on January 31, 2010 at 2:51pm

Here is another one

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