One eye sign in Equivalenza

Exactly. Sauron’s eye 😉

Crazy how symbols transform over the ages. Since the image’s article mentions Christmas, the star above the adored Christmas tree seem also to be the same one that you mention, curiously when one studies the myths it leads possibly to the hated Rempham star. Christmas tree that is very likely a representation of the sacred mountain, celestial mount Zaphon, Sinai, Sumerian Enlil, biblical El Shaddai and countless others)

This ensemble seem to be just an interpretation of the famous archaic keyhole figure depicted around the world, St Peter square being a famous modern example but thousands of years old geoglyphs can be found in Saudi Arabia for example.

A bit out of subject, or not if you read until the end, and speaking of Christmas, which is derived from Christ/anointed/greasy, isn’t it strange/suspect that Mary Magdalene cleaned his feet with her hair?

I say suspect because the celestial body associated with the goddess of countless names was known in antiquity to have long hair, even being bearded (barbata), having a comet like behavior, the famous fiery dragon, known in meso-america as the feathered snake Kukulkan, likely being the same one as hindu Agni.

My controversial opinion is that the Mary’s are just facets of the same old archetypes, the one that once was pure, beautiful, virginal, queen of heaven, that ruled over the nations and then destroyed it. Known also to be adulterous, the virgin goddess of the women of the oldest profession in the world.

Might even be the same one that rides the beast with seven heads. Or is it just another coincidence that there’s seven mentioned Mary’s, if my memory is correct? The same seven headed candelabrum that can also be found depicted around the world in one form or another…

And to complete a full circle, it’s arguable but all points out that the main Mary is very likely a personification derived from the navel of the world, the inner circle in the Ouroboros figure 😉

The famous center point that gave birth to the holy mountain and first man (Daniel’s dream?)…

If you find all the above outrageous then what about my forty years old well renowned encyclopedic dictionary stating that Jesus was called lucifer in the first centuries of Christianity O_o. This in the lucifer article, not in the Jesus article, too sensible I guess.

Ignorance is bliss, or not 😉