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Really neat! I am working through GA228 as of right now which heavily is reflecting on things mentioned in this post. I am not far enough into these studies to give what I would call my true impressions... But theories where I slice the mold from the bread(or try to lol).

Regarding the painting, it strikes me of a myriad of possibilities. The polarity present in the colors of each side. Presumably of the same mineral-like material.. A few of the stones, I believe 3, casting shadows and a presumable mountain like peak making a fourth to the left.

The idea of things above my head regards zodiacal and cosmic purposes there;

But with irony, Then is what I believe to be an altar for the dead with the swirling 'cross' upon it. This representing something alive, along with the dead, or rather in symbiosis with it.

The man below meditating in the direction of the altar/stones, replicating for me the values held in such a culture in this drawing. As the observer becomes the encased; And the cycle continues on microcosmically, adjacent to the macrocosmic of the Henge-stones.

It captures in a way the separation of red and blue in the natural world. While representing a glimpse of the cosmic relation as well. I would go as far as the say the person in meditation down below, can represent time/patience as well.

A thought which I considered and still do, is of the significance of someone bringing to life... Our deaths.

Memorials and so on as examples. Something possibly so intertwined in Western society, that the significance evades like an obvious truth. Though, this takes time for the individual depending on a myriad of factors to come to terms with in life.

How for granted we can take something so seemingly simple.. Yet imo may be a corner-stone to the building of all civilization.

Really interesting. Thank you for posting this... I would have regrettingly passed by an art of this sort with no second thoughts if not given context for.

That makes me curious on the significance/art needed to enliven these archetypes of human history into current-day culture. Perhaps the cycle has turned in favor of these ancient truths to spark back to life

Edit; Seeing a different view of the picture, I notice two other men with halos of some sort.

Edges black and white; Inners blue, red, green, yellow, brown, orange

Michele Forbes's avatar

Thank you Hazel for including the Druidenstein painting in this post.

I had never seen this before and found it to be profound… and so alive….

You are truly incredible in how you access & share so much…

This painting for me has for me chalk line qualities. I hope to visit this place one day.

Always with much gratitude to what you bring forth

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