Does anyone recognise these symbols at all?

[mpod001]

Namaste

These symbols came to me in a meditation, I just wonder if anyone can tell me if they mean anything? Thank you.

[sirdipswitch]

yes, most certainly.

[mpod001]

What do they mean? They came to me whilst I was doing a past life regression!

[thunder24]

Namaste

These symbols came to me in a meditation, I just wonder if anyone can tell me if they mean anything? Thank you.


http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?59768-Scott-Wolter-the-Kensington-Runestone-the-Knights-Templar-and-American-Indians/page2

mayb ancient Phoenician or related language, post 37 has a chart

[Kryztian]

They remind me of runes.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-Saxon_runes

[mpod001]

The Phonecians fit with the location that I saw! It looked like the middle east somewhere

[Tesseract]

Nothing very spiritual, but; the 4th symbol is the Greek letter lambda, commonly used as the symbol for wavelength in physics. The 3rd symbol is similar to Phi, used for a lot of different things including the golden ratio http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phi.

[MariaDine]

Phoenician

http://www.crystalinks.com/canaanitealph.gif


Phoenician language, a Semitic language of the Northern Central (often called Northwestern) group, spoken in ancient times on the coast of Syria and Palestine in Tyre, Sidon, Byblos, and neighbouring towns and in other areas of the Mediterranean colonized by Phoenicians. Phoenician is very close to Hebrew and Moabite, with which it forms the Canaanite subgroup of the Northern Central Semitic languages. The earliest Phoenician inscription probably dates from the 11th century bce; the latest inscription from Phoenicia proper is from the 1st century bce, when the language was already being superseded by Aramaic.

In addition to being used in Phoenicia, the language spread to many of its colonies. In one, the North African city of Carthage, a later stage of the language, known as Punic, became the language of the Carthaginian empire. Punic was influenced throughout its history by the Amazigh language and continued to be used by North African peasants until the 6th century ce.

Phoenician words are found in Classical Greek and Latin literature as well as in writings in the Egyptian, Akkadian, and Hebrew languages. The language is written with a 22-character alphabet that does not indicate vowels. The Phoenician writing system survived in the tifinagh script of the Tuareg, who live in the southern Sahara.

[johnf]

Nothing very spiritual, but; the 4th symbol is the Greek letter lambda, commonly used as the symbol for wavelength in physics. The 3rd symbol is similar to Phi, used for a lot of different things including the golden ratio http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phi.

Don't sell this connection short, lambda,(closely related to frequency/vibration), as well as Phi, are very spiritual.
These particular ideas are connected to Pythagoras, and other mystery teachers.
It is no accident that the same symbols keep popping up in different cultures over time.
And no it is not all from controlling secret societies, a lot of this is from the groups that the negative groups infiltrated.

JohnF

[Lifebringer]

Atlantean, Lamurian looks like the symbols when they have the Atlantis language up. Since Lamurian civilization existed also, that is why I say one or the other.

[Milneman]

It's Ethiopian.

Or I'm relating to the whole chicken scratch thing. ;) (I love my new avatar! LOL)

[mpod001]

Thanks for your help people :)

I got these symbols when doing a past life regression and I was carving these symbols into a very large pillar. I asked what they meant and I heard ASMAR (no idea??) And a lady dressed in what looked like a turquoise sari, but it wasnt a sari appeared. She pressed her forehead against mine and told me to follow my heart. A fawn is significant too as it kept appearing.

[blufire]

My input would be Nordic or old Druid.

[Harley]

When I seen this the first thing that came to my mind was
an Amateur (Ham) Radio Call Sign:

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/attachment.php?attachmentid=24585&stc=1&thumb=1&d=1390053951

Example: K7OYF

Is someone attempting to communicate with you?

:)

[Nanoo Nanoo]

Looks like that was your name .. does that make sense to you ?

N

[mpod001]

The radio call sign sounds interesting! I can see what you mean! I have no idea if anyone is trying to contact me at all?

As for it being a name, that's quite possible too...I don't know really...I think Im going to have to do some more work on this and ask for more help.

Thank you everyone for offering your interpretations and help :) It is very much appreciated!

[Tesla_WTC_Solution]

I want to show you something from childhood as soon as I upload a picture (lol!) (has runes on it).

But first, here is something interesting to read from a book/interview with Carl Jung regarding totems from childhood (past life regressions?).


http://www.nytimes.com/books/first/m/mclynn-jung.html

To his `magical stone' and the mystery of the phallus dream, which he had told nobody, Jung now added a third element. He carved the end of a ruler into a mannikin, about two inches long, adding frock coat, top hat and shiny black boots. He then inked the mannikin over to make it all black and placed it in his pencil case, together with a smooth blackish stone painted with water colours as `company' for the mannikin. Then he took the pencil case to the attic at the top of the house where he had once hidden from the `Jesuit' and concealed it under the beam of the roof. Whenever he got into trouble at school or with his parents, Jung would take comfort from his mannikin nestling in a place where no-one could find it. The tormenting sense of being at odds with himself was gone. This `secret' symbolized the part of himself he was withholding from the world. From time to time Carl would put a `scroll' in an imaginary language into the pencil case. He later claimed that the mannikin he carved was an archetypal image corresponding to `Telesparos', the little cloaked god of the ancient world, found on the monuments of Asclepius and, significantly, shown reading from a scroll. The fact that he carved the mannikin without any inspiration from his father's library was one of the facts later leading him to believe in innate ideas.

The words used by Jung to describe his pencil box and mannikin are worth pondering: `It was an inviolable secret which must never be betrayed, for the safety of my life depended on it. Why that was so I did not ask myself.' Naturally, explanations have proliferated. One view is that the mannikin, like the stone, represents Jung's ability to project his psyche onto material objects and thus enables us to understand his later fascination with alchemy. Another idea is that the mannikin is what child psychologists call a `transitional object' -- cuddly toys are the best example -- neither something imaginary nor the objective thing for which they stand. Yet another interpretation is that phallus, Jesuit, stone and mannikin are all symbols of an as yet unapprehended Whole and represent Jung's first attempt at what he would later call `integration'. Others point to the fact that Jung hid the mannikin in the same place in which he had hidden from the `Jesuit'; that the Jesuit, like the mannikin, had an unusual hat and frock coat, thus making him also a creature of disguise. The mannikin is phallic shaped, and the `burial' of the mannikin in the attic relates to an early `corpse obsession'. So, Jung's childhood secret was `a secret compounded of a funereally dressed Jesuit and the underground phallus in addition to the contents of his pencil case ... along with all this phallicism it is important to recognize the central part played by hiddenness, secrecy, mystery or invisibility.' Finally, it has been emphasized that the secret image of the mannikin was a masculine one, and Jung's identification with it gave him a secret `power' combatting the powerlessness associated with his father. The mannikin marked a boundary which his intrusive and disruptive mother could not cross. Instead of turning vainly to this mother for the love she could not give him, or to his father for the protection he could not give him, Jung turned inwards to his own resources.

[Timreh]

My strongest guess would be very early Europe, possibly in Glozel, France..
As for the meaning.. a past life?

This diagram of Glozel signs has some matches to your drawings.
24588
Source http://www.magtudin.org/Mystery%20of%20Tatarlaka%20%20Part%207.htm


This site should give you some info..
http://www.glozel.net/ceramic_artifacts.html

[MariaDine]

My strongest guess would be very early Europe, possibly in Glozel, France..
As for the meaning.. a past life?

This diagram of Glozel signs has some matches to your drawings.
24588
Source http://www.magtudin.org/Mystery%20of%20Tatarlaka%20%20Part%207.htm


This site should give you some info..
http://www.glozel.net/ceramic_artifacts.html


COMPARE SCPRITS

http://a406.idata.over-blog.com/4/23/42/31/glozel-angol-1_karpat-m_piramisok.jpg

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GLOZEL VERSUS PHOENICIAN - A vehement controversy

http://www.atlantisquest.com/glozel.html

[GreenGuy]

They resemble any number of things...but it's likely the meaning is for you alone. If on the other hand, you could pinpoint the alphabet and language, you would have a valuable clue to a past life. For what it's worth, I think many are on earth right now, who lived in past civilizations but have not incarnated (or perhaps only seldom), for thousands of years. You have a fascinating journey of self-discovery awaiting!

[Milneman]

Just got a tap on the shoulder for this.

Write it out like writing lines in school when ya got detention and had to write "I will not throw chicken at Susan during lunch" 100 times.

Do it enough times and you'll understand what it's about.

*shrug* Can't hurt to try right?

[Tesla_WTC_Solution]

Namaste

These symbols came to me in a meditation, I just wonder if anyone can tell me if they mean anything? Thank you.

Hello OP! I said I'd show you this, but it took a while to find the camera, lol.
You saw the bit above about Carl Jung's black stone totem that he made as a child?

When I was about 11 or 12, I read the madeleine l'engle book "Many Waters".
It really made me think twice about what we are told about our world as human beings.

For some reason the book inspired me to create a strange stone totem,
a black stone with runes on it. This was way before I'd even heard the name Carl Jung or had any idea who that was.

It's weird how some kids gravitate toward the same types of stuff, i.e. the occult, anchors for the self, etc.

https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/529x397q90/822/13v9.jpg

https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/529x397q90/600/44uf.jpg

https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/529x397q90/593/ys7a.jpg

https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/529x397q90/838/tjkn.jpg

https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/529x397q90/534/6ot1.jpg

https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/529x397q90/194/6tdd.jpg

https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/529x397q90/822/7cyh.jpg



“They will come back, come back again,
As long as the red earth rolls.
He never wasted a leaf or a tree.
Do you think he would squander souls?”


― Rudyard Kipling

http://www.rootsimple.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/rb0055_enlarge.jpg

I think I am a true believer, but am not sure yet what I believe re: "hearing from the dead" vs. being an "incarnation of the dead".

Mediums get pretty confused, I'd say.

http://jeanraffa.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/carl-jung.jpg?w=353&h=456

[mpod001]

Thank you for sharing :) and for taking the time to photograph this for me to see, it means a lot to me! I'm going to digest all of this information and see what I come up with. I'm still a novice really so it takes me a little longer to process everything and understand the whole meanings behind everything. Thank you for your support and patience with me.

Namaste

[Tesla_WTC_Solution]

Thank you for sharing :) and for taking the time to photograph this for me to see, it means a lot to me! I'm going to digest all of this information and see what I come up with. I'm still a novice really so it takes me a little longer to process everything and understand the whole meanings behind everything. Thank you for your support and patience with me.

Namaste

It's actually pretty neat. Patience is a good thing that everyone needs more of around here (self included).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matres_lectionis

In the spelling of Hebrew and some other Semitic languages, matres lectionis, from Latin "mothers of reading", singular form: mater lectionis, refers to the use of certain consonants to indicate a vowel. The letters that do this in Hebrew are א aleph, ה he, ו waw (or vav) and י yod (or yud). The yod and waw in particular are more often vowels than they are consonants. In Arabic, the matres lectionis (though they are much less often referred to thus) are alif ا, waw و, and ya' ي.


Do sounds correlate to symbols?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jwrosenzweig/Dolphin_intelligence

It has been long theorised that dolphins have a complex language, which may consist of visual symbols as interpretations of high frequency sound waves (see synaesthesia). Many scientists feel there is too little evidence for this claim, although some believe it is justified.

"Fish Speaker" -- a fictional priestess (or priest!) from the Dune universe by Frank Herbert. Frank depicted the earliest of religious experiences as being linked to the dreams of fish. Since dolphins themselves cannot experience REM sleep, they must project their thoughts into the minds of other mammals who are capable of sleeping or entering a trance.

The dolphin could be the ultimate origin of symbology and language on planet earth, barring perhaps the corvidae.

It's not about "new age", it's about ancient times :(

Please pray for our friends: http://edition.cnn.com/2014/01/19/world/asia/japan-dolphin-hunt/index.html?hpt=hp_t3

http://dune.wikia.com/wiki/Fish_Speaker

Leto II named his army "Fish Speakers" because the first priestesses spoke to fish in their dreams.

[mpod001]

That article has made me cry :'( I can't bare the thought of eating any kind of meat, it makes me feel sick to the bottom of my stomach. How can anyone contribute to the demise of our friends, the animals. We supposed to protect them, not kill them for food. I'm so upset.

[Jayke]

Thanks for your help people :)

I got these symbols when doing a past life regression and I was carving these symbols into a very large pillar. I asked what they meant and I heard ASMAR (no idea??) And a lady dressed in what looked like a turquoise sari, but it wasnt a sari appeared. She pressed her forehead against mine and told me to follow my heart. A fawn is significant too as it kept appearing.

Large stone pillars, lady dressed in blue, the significance of a fawn. Safe to say that you accessed the memory of a Greek initiate either in the cult of Dionysus in Baalbek, Lebanon or the cult of Demeter and Persephone in Eleusis, 40 miles west of athens. Both of which were had a deep interest in the idea of the resurrection, death and rebirth that originate from the orphic mysteries (which in turn originates from Egypt)...

"The Orphic initiates all wore pure white robes and garments. They also were all required to be vegetarians, and fast at certain intervals. The initiates of Orpheus were well known throughout the country for their demonstration of the highest virtue and purity.
During the day of initiation, the initiate carried a symbolic serpent in their hands, which may have been a symbol for the raised kundalini. During the initiation ceremony they performed a sacred dance and then were baptized in holy water. The skin of a young fawn was fastened over their clothes to symbolize being spiritually reborn. The Higher Self had triumphed over the lower self. Each initiate was given the promise of immortality and union with God at the time of their passing.
Orpheus taught that the body was a tomb for the soul, and the purpose of life was to seek liberation from this tomb. This was achieved through the sacrifice of the lower passions and the living of a life of the highest character, righteousness, and virtue. Dionysus was the Savior in the Orphic teachings just as Jesus might be considered the Savior in the Christian teachings, or Buddha in the Buddhist teachings."
http://iamuniversity.org/orpheus-founder-of-the-greek-mystery-school/

http://www.erowid.org/library/books/images/road_to.jpg http://www.taroticallyspeaking.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/persephone-198x300.jpg

The blue dress worn by the priestess has its roots in the blue lotus flower of Egypt. The blue lotus grew abundantly on the Nile and was revered for its hallucinogenic and mind expanding properties when consumed. At night, the petals would close causing it to sink under the surface of the Nile. At daybreak, as if by magic, the flower would resurface and open its petals for the morning sun. This phenomena, along with its mind altering properties, caused it to become the egyptian symbol of resurrection.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-Zd8PGxl4zbU/T8ghD-PtV0I/AAAAAAAAD8w/hgjyZIRX3_g/s1600/a_Priestess_Lotus_Pool_detail.jpg http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_J-Bv9JlDpdM/S_CDhO8900I/AAAAAAAAAMM/Kco0mz1QCQI/s1600/blue%2Blotus%2Bflower%2Bphoto.jpg

The instructions to "follow your heart" is a gnostic tradition that was practised within the mystery traditions. Which is why the Rose Tau (Red cross), was adopted as the main symbol for the knights templar, as well as the rose in rosicrucians symbolising this practice of following the heart.

http://s2.hubimg.com/u/632549_f260.jpg

If you read the book "Entering the chain of Union" by Timothy Hogan (the modern day grandmaster of the Knights Templar), he discusses a tradition known as 'the way of the heart', which was practised not only by western mystery schools but also the Sufi, Druze, Martinists, Sabeans. It got shortened to just being 'The way' by the Taiosts and is even practised across the Atlantic by the Aztecs and Mayan. In the book, he hints that its a tradition that dates back beyond the global catastrophes when all the world was united under a single spiritual philosophy and practice.

Being able to narrow down the specific cults from which your regression vision was tapping into lets us deduce what language the glyphs were most likely written in. So in Greek those letters would most likely be:

A stylised Upsillon (Y), a stylised Chi (X), Phi, lower case Lambda, and maybe a lower case gamma.

The Upsillon and the Chi are explained in depth in a really well researched book called 'The Greek Qabalah' by Kieran Barry (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Greek-Qabalah-Alphabetic-Mysticism-Numerology/dp/1578631106) The meaning of the other letters can be found in 'Magical Alphabets' by Nigel Pennick (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Magical-Alphabets-Significance-Including-Alchemical/dp/0877287473)

The Upsillon became known as the pythagorean Y, it's the crossroads letter. It's the letter that symbolises the beginning of the spiritual jouney, the choice of the initiate to either live a life of virtue or of Vice. (http://www.theosophyonline.com/ler.php?id=309#.Ut1y7xBFDIU). And since yours is already pointing to the right, it would show that your choice has already been made and a life path has been chosen.

The Chi (the cross), was a most sacred symbol, it represented the milky way, the universal soul.


In Timaeus, Plato describes the World Soul as having the shape of an X (the Greek letter Chi) formed by the intersection of two celestial circles. One of these circles, Plato tells us, is the course of the Wanderers, the path of the Planets along the ecliptic that defines the constellations of the Zodiac. The other circle, part of the celestial lights that do not change, our reticent author does not name. But there is a golden chain that, if followed carefully, can lead us to the mysteries that Plato guarded so carefully.In the twilight days of the Empire, the Roman author Macrobius wrote his Commentary on Cicero’s Dream of Scipio, a neo-Platonist exposition of Hellenistic philosophy, where he explains that the intersections of the Zodiac (the path of the Planets) and the Milky Way indicate the very Gates of Heaven.

The soul descends from the place where the zodiac and the Milky Way intersect… Souls are believed to pass through these portals when going from the sky to the earth and returning from the earth to the sky… –Macrobius, Commentary on Cicero’s Dream of Scipio

Macrobius paints a cosmos where the Milky Way is the celestial abode of souls, spiritual entities that descend and return along the path of the Planets, the ecliptic that marks out the Zodiac and intersects the Milky Way, forming the letter X (chi) in the sky. At the intersection of these two circles stand the celestial portals.
http://www.academia.edu/1535818/PLATOS_X_on_Roman_Coins_Coin_News_Jan_2012_

The cross with perpendicular lines at the end (swastika) represent the universe in perpetual movement and was a symbol known across the ancient world.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Qt1Xe9o7uj8/SHB-QSI4aTI/AAAAAAAAAAc/UDiQB5N1sgQ/s320/swastika4.gif

The way you've drawn it, only the top of the cross is in motion, which means that the spin of universal law has only just been put into motion.

The last three letters Phi, lambda, gamma have the esoteric meaning of spiritual illumination, organic growth (attaining higher levels) and godliness respectively.

so based on what the mystery cults were all about: the symbolic death of the individual ego, shedding the illusions of matter, thereby allowing our consciousness to merge into the universal soul, the super-soul, the Hindu Paramatman. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paramatman) A process through which we experience the resurrection of the Christ consciousness.

The most likely meaning behind those symbols would be:

Upsilon = the choice of man to lead a virtuous life
Chi = begins to move in accordance with universal law
Phi = leads to spiritual illumination
Lambda = organic growth, ascent to a higher level
Gamma = attains godliness.

[mpod001]

:-o im overwhelmed here...i cant believe how much analysis youve just done for me. Thank you :-D So the Y pointing to the right is the virtuous path?

[Jayke]

That's my interpretation/speculation only, no idea if it was a common practice for them to stylise letters the way I've suggested. But if I was a greek initiate starting the spiritual path of the mysteries, I'd probably want to skew the outcome in my favour by projecting the base of the Y onto the side of valour and virtue, give myself a subconscious head start so to speak.

I've been studying most of this for my second book anyway so it's definitely a timely synchronicity that your vision would match up to the literature I've been recently reading.

[noxon medem]

..
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Interesting theme, and intriguing questions ...
(we love some puzzles, both for training and recreation ..).

I would like to come back to this thread later, please,
-so, do consider this also as being a bookmark from me
amongst so much else, to find this back, sooner or later ..

For now all I can do is add some to this fruitfull confusion :
- When carving the symbols in the stone, was it standing ?
Normaly one would carve out the basic symbols in the stone
when it was flat, on the ground (practical) from all sides easy.

- Could it be that your memory is "upside down" or inverted
in any way, when you were carving the stone in the vision.

If that could be possible, then interpretation of the
same symbols might also change accordingly .

Some (well,one) Ex(s)ample ;

24647

There could be at least 3 more perspectives,
maybe, if a vision is more abstract/dreamlike.


).(

[mpod001]

Hi there,

I was standing up carving them into a stone pillar :)