Παρασκευή 17 Απριλίου 2020

Sun symbols and meaning, by Avia/ Ηλιακά σύμβολα και σημασία, από την Avia



Sun symbols and meaning, by Avia/ Ηλιακά σύμβολα και σημασία, από την Avia

Photo by Avia Venefica
Exploring Sun Symbolism, The sun symbol is found in all cultures throughout history.
Considered by most peoples as a cosmic power, it's not surprising we see the sun emblazed upon countless artifacts and writings.
Ancient Chinese culture recognized the sun as the Great Male Principle – the ultimate Yang. These symbolically appreciative people also personified the sun as a cosmic eye viewing out upon its dominion during the day.
Alchemically, the sun is sol and is esoterically symbolic of the mind or intellect. Gold is considered the material of the sun in outwardly symbolic practices of alchemy.
Some Elements Considered to be Sun Symbols
    Bronze
    Gold
    Diamond
    Ruby
    Topaz
The planetary sign of the sun (a circle with a dot in the center) is also an alchemical symbol of origin signifying completion of the Great Work. Furthermore, this sun symbol represents the Self in its relation to the cosmic whole.
This is also the case in astrology where the sun is symbolic of the Self that is expressed outwardly - the self that shines openly to our friends, family, co-workers, etc. The sun position at our time of birth gives special illumination as to our characteristics. It's as if the sun shines upon our symbolic selves and makes us most visible to the world.
Quick List of Symbolic Sun Meaning
    Life
    Power
    Strength
    Energy
    Force
    Clarity
    Self
In Christianity the sun is the house of Archangel Michael (Gabriel lives within the moon), and is also a symbol of the Christ, or Christ-like attributes.
In ancient Egypt the sun is associated with the Horus, Ra and Osiris. Horus represents the rising sun, Osiris the setting sun, and Ra represents the sun's zenith.
Again we see the sun symbolism in association with eyes or vision as the sun is the eye of Zeus in Greek mythology.
Likewise, in Hindu mythology the sun is the eye of Varuna, and is also considered the "divine rejuvenator."
The sun resonates with male energy in most cultures. However, Celtic perspective places feminine power within the sun's rays. Likewise, ancient African, Japanese, Germanic, and some Native American tribes all hold the sun as a feminine energy.
Animals can also be considered as sun symbols. For example, the eagle was a symbol of the sun rising in its glory and power over their cities. The tiger is the sun in its setting aspect
A Few Solar Animals Considered Sun Symbols Myth and Lore
    Hawk
    Lion
    Salamander
    Pheasant
    Rooster/Cock
    Horse
    Swan
    Porcupine
    Hedgehog
    Ram
    Spider
    Phoenix
    Eagle
    Lion
    Dragon
    Bull
A flower may also be considered a sun symbol. Here are a few flowers that radiate with sun energy, and are considered symbolic of the sun:
Flowers as Sun Symbols
    Lotus
    Rose
    Sunflower
    Chrysanthemum
Other Common Sun Symbols
    Swastika
    Spiral
    Star
    Wheel
    Disc
    Heart
    Chariot
    Face
    Eye
    Circle
Our ancestors have long considered the sun as the center of humankind's existence. Modern mankind tends to overlook this priority, and perhaps takes for granted the life-affirming essence the sun exemplifies.
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