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General Symbolism
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➾ direction
⤔ up: hope, progression
⤔ down: failure, obstacles
⤔ north: wilderness, purity
⤔ south: antiquity, freedom
⤔ east: beginning
⤔ west: adventure, expansion
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➾ landscape
⤔ cave: protection, subconscious
⤔ cliff: danger, inaccessibility
⤔ desert: death, isolation, sterility
⤔ forest: freedom, spontaneity
⤔ mountain: adventure, obstacles
⤔ ocean: adventure, infinity, obstacles
⤔ running water: life, purity
❁
➾ season
⤔ spring: birth, fertility, rejuvenation
⤔ summer: freedom, knowledge, maturity
⤔ autumn: aging, decline
⤔ winter: death, emptiness, hardship, stagnation
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➾ time
⤔ dawn: birth, new beginnings
⤔ morning: optimism, youth
⤔ night: fear, mystery
⤔ light: goodness, knowledge, life, reason, truth
⤔ darkness: death, ignorance, mystery
❁
➾ weather
⤔ fog: confusion, mystery, uncertainty
⤔ ice: death, rigidity
⤔ rain: cleansing, danger, transformation
⤔ rainbow: hope, optimism, promise
⤔ snow: isolation, purity, transformation
⤔ storm: violent emotions
⤔ wind: change, inspiration, power
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➾ items
⤔ apple: temptation
⤔ book: education, knowledge
⤔ candle: illumination, knowledge, passion
⤔ chain: bondage, restriction, suffering
⤔ circle: perfection, wholeness
⤔ cloak: trickery
⤔ clock: time
⤔ crown: power, wealth
⤔ door: opportunity
⤔ farm: nature, productivity
⤔ gate: entry, opportunity
⤔ hearth: domesticity, warmth
⤔ junction: choice, option
⤔ mask: deceit, mystery
⤔ ring: belonging, eternity, exclusivity
⤔ road: journey, passage of time
⤔ sword: protection, strength
⤔ table: family, negotiation
⤔ tree: family, life, origins, nature
⤔ window: freedom, perspective
Permaculture instructor Andrew Millison demonstrates how your hand is a map of the basic pattern of landform found throughout most of the planet. He then explains how water travels from source to sink in a Permaculture designed landscape versus conventional civil engineering practices.
The terminology in this video describing the landform: Main Ridge, Primary Ridge & Primary Valley was coined by P.A. Yeomans, founder of the Keyline Plan:
https://soilandhealth.org/book/the-ke...
Andrew Millison’s links:
https://www.andrewmillison.com/
https://permaculturedesign.oregonstat...
“The strata of Switzerland and Cumberland.” Deucalion. Collected studies of the lapse of waves, and life of stones. 1866.
Internet Archive
One of the most impressive impact craters on Earth, Pingualuit Crater in Ungava Peninsula / Canada
Coffee Morning Sky by MACH1N3 https://flic.kr/p/2kjKjFR
One of my favorite timelapse video photographers takes us on this voyage to China's famous rainbow mountain. More about this location here: https://the-earth-story.com/post/147870051106/zhangye-danxia-landform-geological-park-china