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| − | Ancient symbols | + | Ancient symbols are found throughout the cultures of the Pallathantic West and many are shared among different cultures and cults. |
;Contemplative Incarnandism | ;Contemplative Incarnandism | ||
[[File:SymbolIncarnandistAncepsContemplative.png]] | [[File:SymbolIncarnandistAncepsContemplative.png]] | ||
| − | Symbol of universal God connecting with the | + | Symbol of universal God connecting with the aspect of God within each human |
;Militant Incarnandism | ;Militant Incarnandism | ||
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Symbol of [[Incarnandism]] at war during the [[Isbajutha]] | Symbol of [[Incarnandism]] at war during the [[Isbajutha]] | ||
| − | ;Pre- | + | ;Pre-Arathracian Sun Symbol |
[[File:SymbolAncientSun.png]] | [[File:SymbolAncientSun.png]] | ||
Pre-Yophenthean symbol of the sun, of the god [[Amrulon]] | Pre-Yophenthean symbol of the sun, of the god [[Amrulon]] | ||
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;Cosmic Bull | ;Cosmic Bull | ||
[[File:SymbolCosmicBull.png]] | [[File:SymbolCosmicBull.png]] | ||
| − | The cosmic bull of Kalama | + | The cosmic bull of [[Kalama]] |
;Cosmic Mountain | ;Cosmic Mountain | ||
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;Imzaha | ;Imzaha | ||
[[File:SymbolImzaha.png]] | [[File:SymbolImzaha.png]] | ||
| − | The symbol of the Imzaha Religion | + | The symbol of the [[Imzaha]] Religion displays the two crescent moons of Asdar. |
;King's Seal | ;King's Seal | ||
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Symbol of a wind god, especially a lord of the cardinal wind, favored among the [[Medibgösk]] | Symbol of a wind god, especially a lord of the cardinal wind, favored among the [[Medibgösk]] | ||
| + | ;Mystic's Sword | ||
| + | [[File:Mysticsword.png]] | ||
| + | A [[Mystic's Sword|mystic's sword]] represents the relationship of the mind-body-spirit of the soul. The short horizontal line indicates the mind resting above the vertical line of the body and the upper vertical line of the spirit reaching into infinity. | ||
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
*[[Cultural Meanings of Colors]] | *[[Cultural Meanings of Colors]] | ||
| + | *[[Hand of Shaqeth]] | ||
[[Category:Lists]] | [[Category:Lists]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:21, 17 November 2024
Ancient symbols are found throughout the cultures of the Pallathantic West and many are shared among different cultures and cults.
- Contemplative Incarnandism
Symbol of universal God connecting with the aspect of God within each human
- Militant Incarnandism
Symbol of Incarnandism at war during the Isbajutha
- Pre-Arathracian Sun Symbol
Pre-Yophenthean symbol of the sun, of the god Amrulon
- Arathracian Priest-King
Symbol of the Arathracian Priest-Kings of Yophenthea
- Arathracian Sun Religion
Symbol of the Arathracian Religion, Eight points parallel to Eight Points of the Sun
- Cosmic Bull
The cosmic bull of Kalama
- Cosmic Mountain
The Cosmic Mountain, the Temple, the religio-magical access to the gods
- Cosmic Tree
The Cosmic Tree that wheels like the stars above, the cosmic tree of the ancient world, Kuol Tuvahr
- Crown of Magdala
The symbol of the crown of the kingdom of Magdala, derived from the symbol for the Arathracian Priest-Kings of Yophenthea
- Earth-Sun Conjunction
- Imzaha
The symbol of the Imzaha Religion displays the two crescent moons of Asdar.
- King's Seal
The powerful, magical King's Seal used to access and bind magical energies
- Rod of Yal
The symbol of the rod of the priests of Yal, the god of the Khahonri people
- Three Witches
The symbol of the trinity of goddesses, or the three witches that guard the Cosmic Tree.
- Wind God
Symbol of a wind god, especially a lord of the cardinal wind, favored among the Medibgösk
- Mystic's Sword
A mystic's sword represents the relationship of the mind-body-spirit of the soul. The short horizontal line indicates the mind resting above the vertical line of the body and the upper vertical line of the spirit reaching into infinity.
See Also
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