Signs and Symbols: Patterns

SIGNS & SYMBOLS:  PATTERNS

I won’t pretend to be well read enough to know what the patterns in this article mean or if they mean anything.  But, in the hope many of you are a better Sherlock Holmes than I am,   I will list the repetitive patterns I noticed.   I have no idea if numerology or tarot have anything to do with it at all.  Just thought I would put it in there in case someone else can connect the dots.  I do know the Tarot is based on archetypes.  

NUMBERS:

4:

Fourth time

Forty years

Quarter of an hour

Four years old in the park

In numerology, the number 4 vibrates to the energy of spirit made manifest into matter or putting things into law, system, and order.   “4” is the foundation upon which all things stand to sustain life. 

Four is all about discipline and following the rules.  It is considered “grounded energy,”

10:

Ten jellies

Ten jars

score of years

ten minutes

In numerology, the number 10 is a 1  (1+0=10).   The energy of 1 is intensely active, high mental vigor, goal-oriented, forceful, courageous energy.   Requires a complete overcoming of self before it attains its highest success.

THE MAGUS (Magician) in the Tarot card. 

6:

Insomnia

In numerology, the number 6 is focused on the energy of love as a transformative force.

8:

difficult to understand

In numerology, the number 8 involves the energy of directing, judging, and planning.  Represents the material world of money, power, and vision.

PLANTS:

Swaying and dripping tree

Darkly gesticulating trees

Groaning firs

Leafless tree

Dense tangle

mangled flowers

beautiful weeds

Does the tree refer back to the Tree of Knowledge? Garden of Eden?

NAMES:

Isaac, the Prince

Aunt Rosie

Elsa

Charlie (wrong number)  what is up with that?

CARDS:

Knave of hearts

9 of spades

Ace of spades

Does this refer to Tarot cards?  Hearts = cups; Spade = swords

KNAVE OF HEARTS = KNIGHT OF CUPS

     Knights signify a period of transition.  Cups relate to emotions.  The Knight of Cups is idealistic, artistic, sensitive and imaginative.

9 of SPADES = 9 OF SWORDS

     

     Card of gloom and doom that originates in the mind, not in reality.  Pessimistic.  Bad dreams or morbid fantasies.  Depression.

ACE OF SPADES = ACE OF SWORDS

     Ability to think logically and act in fair minded, responsible way.  Rational response to a situation of conflict.  Denotes courage in adversity.  Even if things look hopeless, truth and justice will prevail.

OTHER:

Glass surfaces

Still pools

Mirror

Life current

Dutiful beating of one’s heart

Blood corpuscles

Dentures

No teeth

Saliva husks

Birds with human hands and feet

Tiny fledgling bird half dead

Staring sky

Great mountain

Phenomenal nature

Tear a hole in his world and escape