Iscrizioni armene e protosinaitiche

quindi è proprio la Shin ..ero certa che si trattasse di un simbolo molto femminile ma non sapevo come arrivarci.. solo tu potevi dirmelo
grazie Nany

Simbologia della Spada
La spada, secondo le credenze e le civiltà, simboleggia diversi valori, ma rappresenta anche la spina dorsale dell’essere umano, dalla testa al coccige, che è la punta della lama.
www.coscienza.org/AnimSpada1.htm

...mentre la verga ed il bastone sono inequivocabilmente simboli fallici, così come la coppa è simbolo femminile, la spada rappresenta l’Androgino, essendo formata dall’unione della lama – maschile – con l’elsa – femminile. Ed anche chi non abbia molta dimestichezza con i simboli sa che l’Androgino è la rappresentazione dell’unità, della sintesi, della completezza, della perfezione.
www.ritosimbolico.net/studi1/studi1_32.html

Ninhursag. La Dea dai tanti nomi.



Ninhursag is the Sumerian Goddess of fertility. She also supplanted Ki as Goddess of the earth and mother of the Gods. Myths of her origin vary, but many state that she is the sister of Enlil, God of the air, which would make her the daughter of Ki and Anu, God of the sky. Whatever her origin, Ninhursag is most closely associated with Enki, God of the waters, as his consort. In a well-preserved myth entitled “Enki and Ninhursag,” Ninhursag bears Enki a daughter named Ninsar, who in turn is impregnated by Enki and bears Ninkurra. Ninkurra too has Enki’s child, a daughter named Uttu. Uttu, unwilling to bear Enki’s child, was instead advised by Ninhursag to bury his semen in the ground, where it grew into eight plants. These were the first plants on the earth, and Enki proceeded to eat them.

Ninhursag was furious with Enki for eating the plants, and she cursed him so that each plant caused a disease in a different part of his body. The other Gods pleaded with Ninhursag to take the curse off Enki, because without his waters, the earth and its people were dying. To cure him of the diseases, Ninhursag gave birth to eight deities—five Goddesses (Ninsutu, Ninkasi, Nanshe, Dazimira, and Ninti) and three Gods (Abu, Nintul, and Enshag). These eight were each able to heal one of Enki’s diseases, and leave him whole and healthy once again.

Ninhursag’s name means “lady of the mountains,” and she was also called Nintu (lady of birth), Ninmenna (lady of the tiara), and Ninmah (exalted lady), although it is likely that these were names of other Goddesses who were later assimilated with Ninhursag. Other names associated with her include Ninmug (lady of the vulva), Ninzinak (lady of the embryo), Ninsigsig (lady of silence), Ninbahar (lady of pottery), Nindim (lady fashioner), Nig-zi-gal-dim-dim-me (fashioner of all things in which there is breath of life), Nagarnam-luulu (carpenter of mankind), Nagar-sa-ga (carpenter of the insides), Tibira-kalam-ma (bronze caster of the nation), Sag-zu-kalam-ma (midwife of the nation), Sag-zu-digir-e-ne (midwife of the Gods), Mud-kes-da (blood-stancher), Ama-dug-bad (mother spreading her legs), Ama-dumu-dumu-ne (mother of all children), and Ama-digir-re-ne-ke (mother of the Gods).

www.goddessaday.com/mesopotamian/ninhursag

ti regalo questa dea neolitica della Vecchia Europa...
...mentre la verga ed il bastone sono inequivocabilmente simboli fallici, così come la coppa è simbolo femminile, la spada rappresenta l’Androgino, essendo formata dall’unione della lama – maschile – con l’elsa – femminile. Ed anche chi non abbia molta dimestichezza con i simboli sa che l’Androgino è la rappresentazione dell’unità, della sintesi, della completezza, della perfezione.
www.ritosimbolico.net/studi1/studi1_32.html

Heka.Il Vecchio Signore della Magia(Hyksos-Cananeo???


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Heka può essere visto come la forza creativa e vitale energia che collega gli oggetti, i collegamenti e simboli della vita con l'universo,(.....)

Originally Weret-Hekau (the Great of Magic) was a cobra goddess, whose form may have survived into serpent wands , but she was assimilated into other deities like Isis at a very early stage. She also had a lioness form, thus possessing the qualities of the two most common powerful creatures amongst the deities.

Heka is also the inherent magical energy (mana or personal power) found within living beings. Different creatures were perceived as possessing different amounts of heka. The gods had the most heka. The pharaoh (as a channel for the divine energy) also had a lot of heka, as did people who were considered unusual, such as dwarfs and people with birth defects.Red hair was considered a sign of having much heka, due to the magical associations with that colour. (....)

il resto qui :
http://heka.co.uk/egyptian_magic/what_is_heka_2.htm