White Mountain, one of the four sacred mountains, symbolizes the light of the Great Spirit
White Mountain
One of the four sacred mountains of the Navahos, symbolizing day
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
The swastika symbolizes the light of the White Mountain, representing the eastern direction
The seven major deities are associated with the sacred mountains, with each mountain representing a different god
The Great Serpent Mound symbolizes the light and power of the Great Serpent, emanating from White Mountain
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
White Mountain, one of the four sacred mountains, symbolizes the light of the Great Spirit
The Sun symbolizes the Great Spirit and is a source of life
White Mountain, one of the four sacred mountains, symbolizes the light of the Great Spirit
The serpent represents the Great Spirit and is a symbol of initiation and prehistoric philosophy
White Mountain, one of the four sacred mountains, symbolizes the light of the Great Spirit
The Sacred Stone is a symbol of the eternal peace decreed by the Great Spirit
White Mountain, one of the four sacred mountains, symbolizes the light of the Great Spirit
Kahothsode is a fish god created by the Great Spirit to save the nations from destruction
White Mountain, one of the four sacred mountains, symbolizes the light of the Great Spirit
The hunched gods are represented as clouds born of the great serpent, a symbol of the Great Spirit
The seven major deities are associated with the sacred mountains, with each mountain representing a different god
Bakocho represents one of the seven deities, associated with the white mountain and light