A brief transcript of one old picture.
At the top left you can see an object that refers to the time of the "sifting" of souls. An angel from the upper world is depicted above the head of the bull. One of his hands points to eight lampstands protruding from the book. The second hand and its gaze are directed towards the book, as is the gaze of the bull. With one "hand", the bull points to a square object that is divided by stripes into nine subsections with the number 5 in the centre. This is the first magic square and the first of the eight lampstands.
In his second hand, the bull holds a book on which a number is depicted vertically rather than horizontally, indicating the double meaning of this number (6 and 9). Table 6 is the last table of those containing 81 numbers and nine subsections.
The child is holding a cross in one hand. The marking shows that the cross is equilateral, but with an extension of the lower part, which makes it a funeral cross. In the other hand, the child is holding a knife with the letter Z next to it, which symbolises destruction and war. This symbol is often used to represent the biblical figure Elijah, who killed the true high priests of Judea. Elijah is also often depicted as a golden calf - a symbol of vanity. A chalice is depicted at the level of the bull's belly. This refers to the chalice of the Holy Grail, which many people argue about. In fact, it symbolises the holy blood of the Messengers of the Almighty. Next to the chalice is the number 3, which symbolises the Trinity of the three worlds.
The bull's legs are the beginning of the growth of the soul. Its legs and hooves are depicted in the same position as those of the demon. The middle part of the bull represents the middle world and the upper part represents the upper world, but not the higher world. Next to the symbol of darkness is the number 4 - the symbol of the four cardinal points, which indicates the presence of light and darkness in all peoples, without exception. In the upper part of the picture we see the number 1, which symbolises the higher world. The "hands" of the bull emerge from the middle world. This means that the middle world opens the book.
Elijah with sword and burial cross is a mistake by the creators of the picture. They assumed that Elijah would open the book and provoke great events on Earth under the auspices of the "golden calf". The book has already been opened, the Temple has been built and the eight-pointed star has been taken from the seven golden lampstands. The worshippers of the "golden calf" will crumble to dust. Nevertheless, they will try to destroy this world.
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