Everything Under the Moon

What do you guys think it means. It took a couple sessions to get the entire image.

Thank you!

The bottom part -- the cross section of the yellow sphere -- reminds me of old alchemical creation circles. Especially these from Robert Fludd:

What about the ship looking thing? This image doesn't have symmetry like the ones you're showing.

I see quite a bit of symmetry in your image.

Where did you 'channel' it from? That might help narrow down its meaning.

corvidus wrote:I see quite a bit of symmetry in your image.

Where did you 'channel' it from? That might help narrow down its meaning.

Unfortunately I haven't the slightest clue. Just the state of the world.

I don't see the symmetry due to the lines interior of the yellow space being squiggles rather than uniform. Yes it's a sphere, but, pretty sure I don't have to explain the rest to you. I wanna know about that ship looking thing too.

Channeling isn't my forte

Well if you're certain it's a ship, I would point to the connection between a 'vessel' and the 'creation of the world' found in a lot of alchemical texts.

An analogy drawn between the two by Canseliet is that the physical body is a 'vessel' (the ship-lookingthing) and the sphere of creation (the yellow crosssection sphere) represents the internal processes "carried" within.

Did you get these images while meditating?
I recieve interesting images when inhaling the scent of roses or other strong floral fragrances and the patterns I get in my minds eye are usually quite geometric and with beautiful colors.
Your "ship" reminds me very much of the stealth plane in some ways but the symbol isn't familiar. The sphere resembles and eye or some sort of all seeing thing, with the slice of pie being the iris....and then it reminded me of those electronic spheres like this

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Canseliet. I'll look that up.

Thank you both for your responses. I can see how it could potentially be a blend of both. An eye, literal or metaphorical, opening while being observed by an outside entity?

Here is what I thought of when I saw it, not a clue why or what but this is the first thing I thought of.

Seventhwatcher wrote:Canseliet. I'll look that up.

Kool. It is Eugene Canseliet, and the book I'm thinking of is Book on Swift. Full title is "L'Hermetisme dans la vie de Swift et ses Voyages"

Thank you both for your responses. I can see how it could potentially be a blend of both. An eye, literal or metaphorical, opening while being observed by an outside entity?

Let there be Light!