SH Archive Rosette: what's the meaning of this architectural flower design?

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Username: Paracelsus
Date: 2019-06-07 21:56:07
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I am fairly certain the rosette symbol related to the wireless energy of the sonic temple.
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The Templar cross may be the great pyramid from above.

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And the Templar chevron could be what they found when the broke in.
Something got covered up.

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There's more to that story too. No-one remembered that the Khufu Pyramid was 8 sided until the specific solar alignment cast the correct shadow/light balance on the structure.

Can't remember if it's a Solstice or an Equinox.

Stankman, any thoughts?

 

[BStankman]

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Username: BStankman
Date: 2019-06-08 10:46:29
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There's more to that story too. No-one remembered that the Khufu Pyramid was 8 sided until the specific solar alignment cast the correct shadow/light balance on the structure.

Can't remember if it's a Solstice or an Equinox.

Stankman, any thoughts?

This says autumn equinox.



I like to compare the great pyramid to the Hoover dam. Both enormous public works.
Hoover dam had a gigantic cost in labor, and had an expected return of energy.

The same could probably be said about the cathedrals.

 

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Username: Ice Nine
Date: 2019-06-08 13:43:23
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Now you are getting into the realm of my own specialty - Sumerian.
That symbol is perhaps older than you think. It's the mark of An (Sumerian), or Anu (later Akkadian), the supreme God and prime mover in creation. He is the first and most distant ancestor, the God of Heaven. All the deities were the offspring of An and his consort Ki, thus the Anunnaki (Akkadian form of An, which represents ANU + NA (of, and, house of, temple of, etc.) KI) arose. Ki later became cognant with "earth or land below" and later still this symbol was adopted by Ianna. Two later groups that adopted a similar eight pointed star were the Freemasons and the Catholic Church. Both these groups feature this symbol prominently, and it may point to a belief in the old Sun gods as well.
The actual cuneiform character is called DINGIR AN, with dingir meaning "sky god, or heavens deity". I prefer sky gods, and yes, these are the same as the Annunaki of the Bible and the sky gods of the ancient alien theorists.

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Good call. One on each wrist and the stick thingy. Could we just be paying an homage to our creators?

 

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Username: LazyScroller
Date: 2019-06-08 19:14:41
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Read somewhere it may represent some antiquiTech or another technical features of a particular building left by its builders (masons?). There probably should be pretty limited set of such ornaments on old (and not necessarily old) buildings meaning something rather practical, or functional?

 

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Username: Paracelsus
Date: 2019-06-08 21:34:35
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This says autumn equinox.

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I like to compare the great pyramid to the Hoover dam. Both enormous public works.
Hoover dam had a gigantic cost in labor, and had an expected return of energy.

The same could probably be said about the cathedrals.
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Right on S.

The pyramids Egyptian, Bosnian, Toltec, Cambodian, are far from that environmental dysregulation nightmare. It seems pretty obvious that they are energy production/harnessing devices designed to work in equilibrium with the environment, not in exploitation of it.

I'd also be willing to bet that virtually all human beings in gerneral look at the Giza complex with a sense of reverence and awe. Whereas - although the Hoover dam or Golden Gate bridge is impressive - they are artificial and stand at odds against the environment.

I'll bring my screed back to the original topic of the rosette in the fact that this 8 pointed or faceted symbol is a builder's mark. And the symbolism pervades everything from the structural intent to the architecture itself. Instead of merely being a quantity, there is a profound numerical quality associated with a specific builders guild.

 

[Timeshifter]

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Date: 2019-06-10 18:32:20
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8 point lens flare? Sun worship?

Further proof of photographic optics....

 

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Username: Japod
Date: 2019-06-10 20:27:32
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Posting a couple of pictures of the same interior with approximately 90 years in between the photos. Up on the ceiling curve we have this flower ornament inside the circle, with circle inside the octagon. Anybody knows what the meaning of this flower design is? My googling got me as far as figuring out that it could be some sort of Rosette. It says on the webpage, that this design might have some ancient origins.

Circles and Octagons were a bit easier: Symbolic meaning of octagon and The Octagon in Leonardo’s Drawings.

Makes you wonder why these are used inside a supposedly 1913 Train Station.

The octagon is found in baptisteries as a symbol representing eternal life, likely because the number eight is symbolic of renewal. The circle is symbolic of the heavens (also eternity/infinity) and the angularity of the square is symbolic of earthly presence.

Occasionally, the octagon was viewed as a symbol for infinity. It was suggested that the octagon is a circle attempting to become a square, and a square attempting to become a circle.

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Username: Paracelsus
Date: 2019-06-10 21:04:34
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I was down in Cherry Creek North today grabbing a pretty decent Americano at a place on Detroit Street. While I was walking back to my car check what I spotted.
New photo by Brendan Carberry

I think there's a mandate that this stuff has to be hidden in plain sight.

 

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Username: ISeenItFirst
Date: 2019-06-10 21:18:06
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8 point lens flare? Sun worship?

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I'm far from expert, but I thought aperture shape affected this?

 

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Username: Timeshifter
Date: 2019-06-10 21:23:20
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I'm far from expert, but I thought aperture shape affected this?

Yep, sure does, but the right aperture would give that very result

 

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Date: 2019-06-19 19:05:59
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It looks like wires running from the disks to some sort of torc on the arm. Makes me think of iron man. Maybe the lighting from Zeus was optical electric currents running to some sort of lens signified by the flower? Boom! Sparkle-Fingers, The Lord of Thunder.

 

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Date: 2019-08-14 13:12:19
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It appears to be opium poppies when viewed from above. The Star of Ishtar is also related.

As was recognized previously, there is also an Oannes (fish head) connection to the pope...

 

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Date: 2019-08-14 15:40:51
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It appears to be opium poppies when viewed from above. The Star of Ishtar is also related.

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As was recognized previously, there is also an Oannes (fish head) connection to the pope...

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The eight sided star found on the robes of Popes is actually from Sumeria originally,
This represents AN and KI, and if you look up the cuneiform symbol for AN.KI on the Univ. of Penn website, you will find this eight sided cross. And AN.KI, of course, means "the sky gods."
So yes, it is strange, at least on the surface, to find it in the papal garments. Unless, of course, you understand that both the Catholic Church leaders and the rich and famous, as well as most of the leaders in governments around the world, do, to this day, WORSHIP THE SUN, and kidnap children for sacrifice to him as well.

 

[Ruby Rhod]

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Username: Ruby Rhod
Date: 2019-08-14 18:04:21
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They worship a different sun, perhaps (Saturn)... I will prepare a thread for Saturn symbology soon.

The rosette connection to the Winged Genie is solid. It is interesting that you bring up child sacrifice because the Inca, Mayans, and Aztecs were doing exactly that, and these steles showed up in South America too. Did the Phoenicians turn them on to it? Or was it the Egyptians? The Balinese?? Seems like all kinds of traffic to the "New World."

But thank you Mr. Duyer, now when I see a rosette it will be a child trafficking alert.

 

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Date: 2019-08-14 22:31:31
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They worship a different sun, perhaps (Saturn)... I will prepare a thread for Saturn symbology soon.

The rosette connection to the Winged Genie is solid. It is interesting that you bring up child sacrifice because the Inca, Mayans, and Aztecs were doing exactly that, and these steles showed up in South America too. Did the Phoenicians turn them on to it? Or was it the Egyptians? The Balinese?? Seems like all kinds of traffic to the "New World."

But thank you Mr. Duyer, now when I see a rosette it will be a child trafficking alert.

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You are welcome. And you need look no further than: The United Nations logo, the flag of Iraq, the symbol of the Quakers, etc. etc.

 

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Username: Kannon
Date: 2019-10-16 02:52:02
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There is a pretty worthless article talking a great game about some meaningless symbolism. Obviously nobody has a clue to what the true meaning could be.

Siberia is where Tartaria used to be

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I am a reiki master, and through practice, you learn it is a sign of energy frequency.

Yes, it's the same as the clock-like representation on their "watches". I believe that deep-down it is their way to sneer at their cattle (us) by hiding in plain site the fact that most of the powers that be worship the Sun as the one and only god, and that they were able to BS the rest of us with the elaborate story that we have been feed since children. Either Mesopotamian (Freemasons) or Egyptian (Catholic) version leads to the same conclusion.

Additionally, if you take a short stick version of the Cross (+) and then strike it out with an x (X) you arrive at the same combined symbol, one that is featured on the UN pages, some major companies, and anywhere that they have decided to flaunt their control/power over the rest of us. Children were bought/sold as slaves, taken for sacrifices, and made into child "brides" of both sexes in those times, and we see the same thing today with the paedophilic rich and filthy.

While you are right about the majority of this. That is not the purpose of the rose symbol or those that closely resemble them. Awaken a little more, and you will see.

 

[JimDuyer]

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Date: 2019-10-16 16:45:07
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I am a reiki master, and through practice, you learn it is a sign of energy frequency.

While you are right about the majority of this. That is not the purpose of the rose symbol or those that closely resemble them. Awaken a little more, and you will see.

I would love to Awaken a little more. But reiki master or not, thousands of years before we knew what energy was, and certainly many thousands before we knew what frequency meant, our ancestors were creating those marks, and they were claimed, by themselves, to represent the sky-gods. That eight sided symbol was used in 3800 BC by the Sumerians to represent DinGir, or their idea of the sky-gods. It later became the symbol for Inanna, and then migrated down to the mystery schools in Egypt.


Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that also promotes healing. ... The word Reiki is made of two Japanese words - Rei which means "God's Wisdom or the Higher Power" and Ki which is "life force energy". Most of this definition is found on the Reiki.org site, so I am assuming that it is correct. Interestingly, Ki in Sumerian means "earth, land, down below, ground." And while there is no Rei (Japanese uses r followed by e and then i but Sumerian does not have that combination), Ri, pronounced the same, means, in Sumerian " to release, let go; to pour out," which, combined with Ki, would give us "To release from the Earth, or perhaps, to release or let out our Earth energies."


Reiki was developed in Japan in about 1922, so I would say that the symbol's etymology is much older than what you are indicating. Please understand, I mean no disrespect towards either yourself or your chosen field of study. It actually seems interesting, and I recently did some research on Kirilian photography, so I can see where you might be coming from. But when we speak of where a certain symbol first imprinted itself on the human mind, we have to go back to the earliest recovered source..

 

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Username: KorbenDallas
Date: 2019-10-16 17:26:34
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That eight sided symbol was used in 3800 BC by the Sumerians to represent DinGir, or their idea of the sky-gods.

I will keep on asking these questions until I gain some reasonable understanding. We are talking about something which allegedly occurred 5,800 years ago. What is the factual basis for this date? Sumerian Civilization was not discovered until 1870s. The narrative chose to credit them with something like 5,000 BC. Their alleged remnants were sitting there waiting to get discovered for 7,000 years and it only happened in the 19th century?

I call major BS on this dating, and 5 minutes of a map research will demonstrates that there were tons of cities in Mesopotamia, or wherever. They existed for the map makers in 16th snd 17th centuries. These cities vanished without a trace, but in the 19th century we managed to find civilizations like Sumer exactly in places where those cities once stood. We did not find the cities, we found things beneath those cities, is that how it works? Or we did find those cities, but chose to call them Sumer and co?

I think what we call Sumer and such were out there less than 1,000 years ago.

Also when mainstream dates similar to 3,800 years ago are being used, please substantiate the belief with available supporting evidence.

 

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I will keep on asking these questions until I gain some reasonable understanding. We are talking about something which allegedly occurred 5,800 years ago. What is the factual basis for this date? Sumerian Civilization was not discovered until 1870s. The narrative chose to credit them with something like 5,000 BC. Their alleged remnants were sitting there waiting to get discovered for 7,000 years and it only happened in the 19th century?

I call major BS on this dating, and 5 minutes of a map research will demonstrates that there were tons of cities in Mesopotamia, or wherever. They existed for the map makers in 16th snd 17th centuries. These cities vanished without a trace, but in the 19th century we managed to find civilizations like Sumer exactly in places where those cities once stood. We did not find the cities, we found things beneath those cities, is that how it works? Or we did find those cities, but chose to call them Sumer and co?

I think what we call Sumer and such were out there less than 1,000 years ago.

Also when mainstream dates similar to 3,800 years ago are being used, please substantiate the belief with available supporting evidence.

They were not excavated until the 1870s or so because until then no one in Europe even cared about an older civilization in Iraq. They were also afraid that they would uncover something contrary to what the Bible said, and that is actually what occurred - in fact, you can read in the history that the German people lost a lot of respect for the Old Testament after these discoveries. I understand your stance on the timelines, but I must always give my dating based on the generally accepted ideas (or lies) since I need a point of reference when I compare one site with another.

 

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Good call. One on each wrist and the stick thingy. Could we just be paying an homage to our creators?

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This thread got me in San Francisco a day ago snapping rosettes on the smartphone. Attached are a few of 22 I took.

These rosettes are EVERYWHERE on buildings for which there are no build records. And there are thousands of those buildings here.