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crimsoncurrentGondoliers in a serenade: This could symbolize a romantic or harmonious moment. Gondoliers are often associated with the serene canals of Venice, and their serenades are a traditional form of storytelling and entertainment. It might represent a moment of connection or a soothing, melodic influence in life.
A large building with walls of granite, having a dull or sombre appearance: This could represent something that is solid and enduring, yet perhaps unwelcoming or cold. Granite is a strong material, so this building could symbolize resilience or permanence. The dull or sombre appearance might suggest that this resilience comes at the cost of warmth or comfort.
A man dressed as a groom, riding upon a spirited horse: This image could represent the beginning of a new journey or adventure, possibly a life-changing commitment or event (as suggested by the groom attire). The spirited horse might indicate energy, passion, or a need to control powerful forces.
Pulse of pull and slack: This phrase seems to describe the natural rhythm of life or experiences, where there is a constant ebb and flow, much like the tension and release found in music or the physical world (e.g., the tides).
Self-assertive tension alternates with yielding: This could be about the balance between asserting oneself and accommodating others. It’s the dance between standing firm on one’s beliefs and being flexible enough to adapt to new situations or perspectives.
A historical or time-disposed adjustment of persistent vitality to resistant fact by compensatory or periodic exertion: This might refer to the way societies or individuals learn and evolve over time, adjusting to the unyielding realities of life through sustained effort and adaptation.
All 20th degree symbols address an extraordinary quickening, acceleration of development. Truly a remarkable set of symbols, the 20th degree tends to be characterizes by ease, genuis, creative flow. things happen in surprising ways... outside the realm of practical expectation.
A large building with walls of granite, having a dull or sombre appearance: This could represent something that is solid and enduring, yet perhaps unwelcoming or cold. Granite is a strong material, so this building could symbolize resilience or permanence. The dull or sombre appearance might suggest that this resilience comes at the cost of warmth or comfort.
A man dressed as a groom, riding upon a spirited horse: This image could represent the beginning of a new journey or adventure, possibly a life-changing commitment or event (as suggested by the groom attire). The spirited horse might indicate energy, passion, or a need to control powerful forces.
Pulse of pull and slack: This phrase seems to describe the natural rhythm of life or experiences, where there is a constant ebb and flow, much like the tension and release found in music or the physical world (e.g., the tides).
Self-assertive tension alternates with yielding: This could be about the balance between asserting oneself and accommodating others. It’s the dance between standing firm on one’s beliefs and being flexible enough to adapt to new situations or perspectives.
A historical or time-disposed adjustment of persistent vitality to resistant fact by compensatory or periodic exertion: This might refer to the way societies or individuals learn and evolve over time, adjusting to the unyielding realities of life through sustained effort and adaptation.
All 20th degree symbols address an extraordinary quickening, acceleration of development. Truly a remarkable set of symbols, the 20th degree tends to be characterizes by ease, genuis, creative flow. things happen in surprising ways... outside the realm of practical expectation.