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na | pentacle |
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na | five pointer star |
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na | pentáculo = pentacle |
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na | pantacle |
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pentacle Explanation: that's what i think but i've got no evidence at all |
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five pointer star Explanation: Hello. Typo most likely. You may actually mean "pentaclo" (5 pointer star). Link 1 makes reference to it and to Incas: "...desde ahora, coje una espada, traza en el centro de la pieza el Pentaclo de Salomón (de que hace uso Goethe en el Fausto), pronuncia una fórmula, para nosotros incomprensible, y nos ruega formar una cadena tomándonos de las manos... Blavatsky y otros habían escrito con mucho entusiasmo de los restos arqueológicos de los Incas del Perú y de los Aztecas en México...". Link 2: "SIMBOLISMO Y TRADICIÓN HERMÉTICA... e invisible a partir de lo manifestado y visible. Así tenemos que el Pentaclo (estrella de cinco puntas) representa al hombre que ha realizado la Suprema Meta ... ". So I think those space travelers are arranged like a 5 pointer star...close encounters in the Inca dimension?? Good luck with it, cheers :-) Reference: http://members.nbci.com/silvani/Fra.html Reference: http://spicasc.8m.com/simboli.htm |
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pentáculo = pentacle Explanation: Sure there's no typo? This is not the five-pointed star, really, but the form inside it, composed of 5 angles of 72º each. The pentacle is geometric figure that appears as early as Ancient Egypt (Old Empire) as the result of the division of a circle into 5 equal parts. (Old astronomical enigma). The Greeks incorporate the pentacle into the equation for the golden mean (square root of five-one-quare root of five). Cf. Hambidge, Ghyka. The solution was lost in the Middle Ages, but appears to have been rediscovered by Luco Paccioli. The subject formed part of my PhD thesis. |
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pantacle Explanation: I did a quick Google search, and came up with two unassociated sites in Italian that both used "Pantaclo," clearly with the meaning of "five-pointed figure." The first of the two sites used it multiple times, so there can be no question that it was a typo: http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:www.parapsicologia.it/p... www.societa-ermetica.it/testi/leggende_diaboliche txt.htm And I get 401 hits for "pantacle" in English. Here are a few samples: The Cosmic Pantacle The Cosmic Pantacle. The cosmic pantacle is like a small mandala, by this it germinates the idea ... www.kheper.auz.com/topics/Theon/pantacle.html The pantacle is representative of earth and is stationed in the east. The spelling of the word pantacle is unfamiliar to many and has the meaning of "talisman" or "amulet." We in the Lycian Tradition use this word instead of "pentacle" because we do not necessarily have a pentagram on our paten. What we do have is our tradition symbolized by those things that make us unique from other traditions, that is our specific Wheel and Four Kingdoms. www.lycianwicca.org/pan.htm Untitled ... as coins engraved with pentagrams. The pentacle should not be confused with the pantacle. The pantacle is a many-pointed star design created by a magician to ... www.angelfire.com/nt/dragon9/PENTAGRAM.html Liber NU ... 16. Let the Aspirant prepare a Pantacle, as follows. Inscribe a circle within a Pentagram, upon a ground square or of such other convenient shape as he may ... www.rahoorkhuit.net/library/libers/lib_0011.html Reference: http://www.google.com/search?q=pantacle&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&b... |
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