I’ve always felt something warm in copper… like it remembers touch. The way it holds heat, the way it softens with time… it’s special. Seeing its symbol broken down like this makes sense. It’s a map for conduction and a crossroads where all ends must conjoin in balance…

I am loving the alchemy here! It reminds me of the vesica piscis but not, too, because it’s only half circles and they’re not intersecting. I feel like there’s a message in the geometry of this design. Lining it up with the breath center makes total sense. It’s there, but open on both sides. The higher and lower come together, but don’t combine.

i love how u covered this. for me, walking between the worlds means i listen more than i speak. i pay attention to the energy around me and go with tha flow. i try to act from the higher place but keep my feet in the dirt. i help when i’m called, but i don’t cling. like the symbol says… don’t grip too tight.

I know it’s good to use copper gardening tools, but idk the whole science behind it. It was big in ancient astrology. Maybe when we use it in the dirt its conducting some energy. I mean copper might do it in a way thats balanced with the earths energy.

Wow, this is awesome. I’m a taurus and this gave me a lot to think about. I’m gonna have to look into bismuth because it sounds like there’s some real alchemy stuff going on there.

Simple and powerful.

I always thought the serpent in the biblical myths was underrepresented… I mean, were we supposed to just wander around as naked idiots forever?

Going to have to look into this more…

Neat, I didn’t know there was all that math behind it.

The math part gives me chills. 63/64?? That’s basically saying wholeness is always just out of reach unless we bring in something beyond the material. Like… the Net is the bridge. The last thread. That missing 1/64 is spiritual alignment. I seriously got goosebumps the first time I read that. And omg the fact that each part of the eye maps to a…[Read more]