Re: VMs: Souls on a Journey

[jean-yves artero <jyartero@xxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

 

Interesting discussion!

 

There could be a variety of symbolic meanings hidden in such pictures. I did not really

try and find references, but:

 

- stars or angels,

- nymphs/nude bodies or souls or spirits (the latter including chemicals).

 

A star is often associated to in MA with generation at work, which of course is not far away

from a flower signification.

 

The overall traditional basics remain:

 

- as above, so below ( stars, flowers),

- all beings are composed with body, soul and spirit.

 

There is something peculiar too in the "journey" concept, which perhaps is to be linked

with a quest, or a process.

 

Jean

 

mesinik@xxxxxx wrote:

a good point ... in the west a picture of a nude did often mean, the person is
"a soul", is dead (did it?)
If so, it correlates with the türcic point of "holding, keeping a flower", which
directly does mean the same (could it be like "he/she is changing to flowers"?
if I do not mess up things now, flowers was sometimes equal to stars, too)

Quoting Dana Scott :

> Are there lost souls in the VMs?
>
>
http://www.paintedchurch.org/sthleig2.htm
>
>
> Regards,
> Dana Scott




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