post weird symbols
>>18724280Been trying to figure out the meaning of these colors for a while.
>>18724280I used to be into the Golden dawn because they produced Tarot cards design that worked for me.
>>18724444red for wine, yellow for harvest. not sure about the rest
>>18724595I dont know, I think there's more to it than that
>>18724444>>18724595>Order of the Eastern StarMy attempt before just uploading to ai to analyze:Upside down pentagram / polygon always means atheism and secular. 5 points itself represents 5 wounds of ChristA polygon is actually a primitive sigil tool that predates pentagrams. I think used to give the sigil maker more cred. Red/Martial - Fiery/Passion Blue/Saturnian - JusticeGreen/Mercurian - Exchange of IdeasYellow/Jovian - Bountiful harvest, or in this case growth of knowledgeWhite - Spirit and urinonically "Christ is King"LFATA>"Fair Among Thousands, Altogether Lovely "I think is saying all the classical element (our emotions in court) are in harmony with each other to contain and bind The Law, which is in the center. It uses the pentagram to specifically name and call out what emotions LFATA incorporates to bind it.
>>18724773>growth of knowledgekekI mean Fact Finding. Maybe its a reference to the Bible passage about cutting tall grass to reveal the truth.
>>18724773updateAfter thinking about it more. The emblem is more or less saying>religion and spirit has the least emphasis in the court roomSo its Romans 13 emblefied. The more pro spiritual angle: in the courtroom you pray that all things go well.Further, I think Green/Mercurian and Blue/Saturnian were placed between Martial and Jovial to represent that passion and fact finding are exchanged (mercurian) with the other side and they have a limit (saturnian) in the court. /analysis
