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Yeye95

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Hello friends

Today I come to ask you about a Celtic symbol but first I will tell you the reason for my question.

Days ago, rather a week ago I was doing the ritual of power of Lord Janus, it turns out that when I saw the sigil I saw this figure, at first I did not know it was Celtic, I just drew it at that time and left it there drawn.


It's been more or less four days that I am with the ritual of power of the Goddess Astarte and every time I look at the sigil of her, comes to me this figure, that I should search about this Celtic figure.

So that's why today I decided to ask you, it's a Celtic triquet, I have only consulted so obviously on the internet what it means, but I want to know the opinion of someone who knows about it and what it means.

The symbol has been in my mind present in rituals especially , below I will leave you what symbol it is for those who do not know.

Thank you very much :)


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If I remember right the 3 are symbolic for the 3 bodys off a soul:
Physical
Astral
Ether

the circle means they are connected.
 
Like any true and powerful ancient symbol, Icovellavna(name of this pattern and weaving), has many interpretations and layers of interpretation accessible to the minds of initiates. Firstly, at the microcosmic level, our soul/body is a connection between “all worlds”, that is, the physical, astral and mental. This is also the ligature of three granthas, knots that need to be untied for the safe ascent of Kundalini. The unification of three “layers” and levels of the soul around is Kundalini, which closes them all together and gives complete knowledge and the ability to understand “every world.” This is at the microcosmic level.

More mystical explanations about the connection between the three worlds and the Elinistic Three Gods-rulers of the worlds (Zeus, Poseidon, Hades). I don't know Celtic mythology very well, but I'm sure that a similar motif is also present in their Pantheon. Circle - Solar symbolism, and at the same time an indication of the conscious principle. Within the circle, all three worlds can be comprehended and interact with each other.

In Slavic paganism, there is a similar motif expressed as “three worlds”, Yav, Nav and Prav. Despite the fact that this reflects many levels of interaction between our consciousness and soul. For example, Yav can be associated with the left hemisphere, Nav with the right, and Prav with the superconscious.This also, according to the Hermetic maxim (as above, so below), has external analogies in the structure of the world. Yav as manifested, what we have as solid ground under our feet, Nav is the world of dreams, the unmanifested/astral. And Prav like a super reality.

In India, there is a teaching that Mahadev, as the root cause of existence, rules the world using the Three Gunas - Tamas, Rajas and Sattva. And again, this has both external and internal meanings. The relationship of the three through something 4 - the power of the Snake, Ouroboros, gives us an understanding of the complexity of this pattern. While studying the Nath tradition, I came across a symbolic explanation of what the symbolism of the “three rings of Kundalini” means, and I think, like all the triplets described above, this relates to this topic. The three revolutions symbolize the three states of consciousness: waking, dreaming, and deep sleep. The rise of the Snake in this symbol is expressed as 4, the achievement of Samadhi and Superconsciousness.
 
Also 666

Same with the Triskelion, Japanese Tomoe, and other ancient symbols.
Which i believe in part, have to do with the Golden Ratio
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BTW
Here is a interesting video about ''Harmonic 666''
He shows there are 3 possible Fibonacci, or Phi Sequences.
Each sequence looks like a 6, thus 666 = the 3 Phi Codes.


We of course know 666 is the Sun
The Sun is associated with Life
and Golden Ratio appears everywhere in nature

Very interesting connection and cool to see further knowledge of our Sacred Symbols!
^^
 

Al Jilwah: Chapter IV

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