Hieroglyph, The Judgement→Concept
Symbol AYIN appears in the scene of judgement, representing fallen life
Ayin
AYIN is a symbol closely bound to the concept of forcing nature to grant freedom to mankind as desired or orchestrated by a higher power or force. This symbol is visually represented by an image of a figure, likely one of the personages, falling from a tower. This depiction suggests a pivotal moment or transition, possibly signifying the fall or liberation of a significant individual in a narrative or story associated with this concept.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Lunar CainitisConcept
The shape of AYIN aligns with symbols of lunar tradition
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Ayin & Hieroglyph, The Judgement
Symbol AYIN appears in the scene of judgement, representing fallen life
II. Hieroglyph, The Judgement & Living
Life symbolized in the personages of judgement rising from the dead
I. Ayin & Hieroglyph, The Judgement
Symbol AYIN appears in the scene of judgement, representing fallen life
II. Hieroglyph, The Judgement & Miscellaneous Principles
Judgement symbolizes the unity of all principles, including those represented by the heaven of mercury