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... ] The Migration of Symbols and their Relation to Beliefs and Customs by Donald A. Mackenzie Author of Ancient Man in Britain, Myths of Pre-Columbian America, etc Contents Foreward Chapter The Swastika Section I: The Area of Origin Section II: As the Cross of the Cardinal Points Section III: Beliefs Connected with the Cross and the Swastika The Spiral Section I: Was the Spiral a Symbol or an Art-Motif? Section II: Whirlpools and Whirlwinds Section III: The Celestial Whirlpool Lake Section IV: The Spiral and Birth Section V: The Sacred Circuit Ear Symbols Tree Symbols LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS 1. Bride Baby 2. Lapland Swastika 3. Celtic Knot Swastika 4. Tibetan Swastika 5 ...
12. The Electro-gravitic Theory Of Cosmology [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... and infant stage of galactic evolution. In dealing with the entire process of galactic evolution, Disney states, "The conformity between a galaxy's outward appearance and its internal composition is both striking and puzzling. Ellipticals never contain much gas, but why not? One feels that there are underlying physical relations between the three sorts of galaxy [irregular spirals and ellipticals], but what are they? could it be that they represent succeeding ages of a single developing population, the irregulars being young, the spirals older, and the ellipticals oldest of all? Apparently not, for ancient stars are seen in all three types. Is there a single, underlying property, the amount of ...
13. The Sacred Circuit [Books]
... The Sacred Circuit The Dancing and Revolving Sun - Winter Solstice Ceremony - Quarter days - The Course of Nature - Left-hand circuit - Birds that fly sun-wise - Highland, Irish, Gaulish, Buddhist and Homeric customs - English mistletoe dance - Dancing Greeks - Hindu customs - Ocean flowing from left to right around the world -Circulating dwelling houses - Masonic spiral staircase - Hindu priests' circuit - Evil Eye customs - Top spinning - Serpent spirals - Left-hand circuit as Ceremony of Riddance - Egyptian example - Hindu movements explained - The Wishing Maidens - Borneo expulsion ceremony - Spiral on wand-Pig calls spirits - Women dance from left to right - Omens of Death - The Witches' dance - Ecstatic dances ...
14. The Sacred Circuit [Books]
... The Sacred Circuit The Dancing and Revolving Sun - Winter Solstice Ceremony - Quarter days - The Course of Nature - Left-hand circuit - Birds that fly sun-wise - Highland, Irish, Gaulish, Buddhist and Homeric customs - English mistletoe dance - Dancing Greeks - Hindu customs - Ocean flowing from left to right around the world -Circulating dwelling houses - Masonic spiral staircase - Hindu priests' circuit - Evil Eye customs - Top spinning - Serpent spirals - Left-hand circuit as Ceremony of Riddance - Egyptian example - Hindu movements explained - The Wishing Maidens - Borneo expulsion ceremony - Spiral on wand-Pig calls spirits - Women dance from left to right - Omens of Death - The Witches' dance - Ecstatic dances ...
... and Fish X. The Rectangular Elements on the Crowns XI. The Hollowed-out Background of the Winged Figures XII. Why the Winged Figures are Depicted as Running XIII. The Markings, or Divisions, of the Wings XIV. The Reason for the Anthropomorphic and Ornithomorphic Design of the Figures XV. The Noses of the Anthropomorphic Winged Figures and the Spirals on the Shells XVI. The Two Panels of Winged Figures 10 XVII. The Toxodons on the Crowns of the Bottom Figures page 317 Conclusion 318 A Counting Board for Eclipses 318 Table of Eclipses near Horizon. 1. Satellitic Eclipses. 321 2. Solar Eclipses 323 Table of Shell' Eclipses 326 20. Chronological Aspects of the Temple ...
16. The Cosmic Double Helix [Journals] [Aeon]
... A second key of crucial importance is that the classical caduceus does not stand alone, but is sim-ply one cultural expression of a universal archetype. The cosmological object was witnessed not only by the forebears of the Greeks, but by numerous populations around the globe. Throughout the world world memories have been preserved of sticks and standards surrounded by two spiraling forms. In this and other articles I promote the fruitful principle that mythological archetypes were visual objects expressed through symbols and that each visual archetype can spark an open array of symbolical expressions. This is what happened in the case of the cosmic caduceus. The visual prototype of the caduceus was a luminous column entwined by a double helix, ...
17. The Electro-gravitic Theory Of Celestial Motion [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... the Sun . . . from 106-1010 the surface brightness of the Sun at all wavelengths.12 Their magnetic fields are on the order of 1012 gauss13and thus they produce immense rotational velocity. The stellar magnetic fields are interacting with the galaxies magnetic field. GALAXIES Various forms of galaxies exist: our Milky Way is but one form; the galactic spiral which rotates in about 225 million years. There are billions of galaxies and they also rotate. The galactic electromagnetic fields are interacting with the magnetic field of the Universe. Based on the earlier postulates and evidence, the brightest galaxies should rotate more rapidly than galaxies that are less luminous. This, too, is exactly the case. ...
... course of astronomical' spans of time, of offering an appreciable resistance to bodies moving in it, and to forces using it as a conductor. It slows up, and finally stops, all bodies moving in it in straight' lines; rounds out and decreases all orbits, thus causing all revolving bodies to approach their mass-centres in fine spirals, and, at last, to unite with them;3 and weakens, and ultimately annihilates, all forces. As we have already hinted, Hoerbiger regards all visible stars as consisting of glowing matter, dense magma balls with no limitation as to mass. Light and size are evidences of cosmosocial' circumstances. Light (heat) ...
19. Evidence From the Moon, Newgrange and Stonehenge Indicates Lunar Disturbance [Journals] [SIS Review]
... of regolith surface disturbance, which might result from this asteroid shedding adhering regolith as it gained altitude (fig. 7). On impact each asteroid could have fractured into two pieces which went into orbit around the moon, together with the material from the craters, some of which adhered to them. (8A) Author's rubbing of the spiral at Knock, Wigtownshire and the same carving rubbed by Mr R. W. B. Morris, with a construction of half-ellipses superimposed by Professor Thor. (8B) Magnificant spiral carved on a block of whinstone not far from the stone circle and cairn cemetry at Cauldside Burn, Kirkendbright (8C) (8D) (8E) ...
20. Stars, Galaxies and Electro-Gravitic Theory [Journals] [Aeon]
... density and can move about in the sphere, the densest type of matter will settle at the center of the sphere while the least dense will flow to the surface. In this respect let us examine these clusters of old stars that form spheres. See figure 3. Figure 3 The classes of bodies that form spheres are the nuclei of spiral galaxies, globular clusters, elliptical galaxies and clusters of elliptical galaxies. In each instance, as one travels from the outer limits of these spherical, celestial structures inward to the center, the number of components--stars or galaxies--increases. In other words, the density of mass at the center becomes greater as would that of any gravitational body of ...
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