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**Womam**

I posted this a long time ago at "another forum"....but am interested in this forum's overall response to what appears to be double meanings in Renaissance paintings....

Who's ever looked twice at the actual encapsulation Michaelangelo painted wherein God and the seraphim and cherubim reside? My mind always assumed it was a cloud.....but it's not...

[Image: paluzzisistine.jpg]

more pictures and info....

http://scienceblogs.com/bioephemera/2008...g_brai.php

**Faydra**

Wow!

**Timetorun** Fringed Lunatic User ID: 4097 03-10-2010 06:08 PM

Hmm. I always thought it was a rudimentary depiction of the human heart-indicating the place where they can be found.

**Andromeda** · **Andromeda** Double Tap User ID: 4139 03-10-2010 06:11 PM **Posts: 7,391**

OMG, it's one of those things that, once you see it, you can't unsee it.

Lol

Michaelangelo did a lot of surreptitious dissections, sneaking into morgues late at night to cut people up and get more info about how the body looks from the inside.

With all the info from the revived ancient studies floating around at that time, he could be trying to say a lot of things with those forms.

**Womam**

connecting more dots....

"The following image shows the Egyptian Eye of Horus (or Eye of Ra) and how how it precisely matches exact formation of the thalamus within the human brain..."

[Image: eye_of_horus_thalamus_brain.jpg]

[Image: eye_of_horus_thalamus_brain.jpg]

"The similarities are not just uncanny - they are exact. Yet this is viewed as nothing more than a coincidence, because in modern thinking it is assumed that the Egyptians could not have had this knowledge. Thus we are blinded to the obvious. The Eye of Horus was also broken into six basic components, each representing a different sense; smell, touch, taste, hearing, sight and thought. The thalamus is the part of the human brain which translates all incoming signals from our senses. Could the symbolism of this be any clearer?

There is a great deal of information buried within the symbolism of mythology, religion and ancient tradition. This information not only uncovers long lost ’secrets’, but also provides a key into one of the greatest mysteries; understanding ourselves. As researchers dig deeper into this amazing symbolism not only is new knowledge being found - but perhaps it is leading to the discovery of the origin of knowledge itself."

^^^^found halfway down the web page...

http://www.thethoughts.co.uk/thoughts/sy...knowledge/

**Faydra**

Does look very heartlike too, especially with the red colors in the form.

**vw nekkid** Stranger in a strange land User ID: 3912 03-10-2010 06:18 PM

Wow I never saw that before -thank you Womam -

David Wilcock really hits the penial gland hard in his work. The gland is in the center of the brain where one of the angels is. Apparently this is the gland that turns on and activates as you move through meditation, work your chakras (its another chakra perhaps) and increase your psychic awareness. I feel the energy when I move my vibes into an alpha state or theta state (sleeping, dreaming, deep meditation). Apparently flouride calcifies the pineal gland which might be the reason why so many people are dumbed down in the States.

Very interesting bump!

**Timetorun** We Are Legion User ID: 4097 03-10-2010 06:20 PM

I just bought some new chakra-sorbers for my car. chuckle

Forumator User ID: 5 03-10-2010 06:20 PM **Posts: 17,659**

Good find OP!

**Faydra**

I can't help but think it's a heart, and the meaning now takes on more of a message of inner faith.

**Nikki_LaVey**

Womam Wrote:

connecting more dots....

"The following image shows the Egyptian Eye of Horus (or Eye of Ra) and how how it precisely matches exact formation of the thalamus within the human brain..."

"The similarities are not just uncanny - they are exact. Yet this is viewed as nothing more than a coincidence, because in modern thinking it is assumed that the Egyptians could not have had this knowledge. Thus we are blinded to the obvious. The Eye of Horus was also broken into six basic components, each representing a different sense; smell, touch, taste, hearing, sight and thought. The thalamus is the part of the human brain which translates all incoming signals from our senses. Could the symbolism of this be any clearer?

There is a great deal of information buried within the symbolism of mythology, religion and ancient tradition. This information not only uncovers long lost ’secrets’, but also provides a key into one of the greatest mysteries; understanding ourselves. As researchers dig deeper into this amazing symbolism not only is new knowledge being found - but perhaps it is leading to the discovery of the origin of knowledge itself."

^^^^found halfway down the web page...

http://www.thethoughts.co.uk/thoughts/sy...knowledge/

Isn't it interesting that this brain isn't pushed around to first the picture like the first!

**Faydra**

...or a combo of both heart and brain..

faith and free will.

I am pinning this in hopes more information will be revealed, perhaps other pictures as well. Post at will. Heartflowers

**vw nekkid** Guest of Intrigue User ID: 3912 03-10-2010 06:25 PM

timetorun - Lmao

**Full Circle** Scaredycat User ID: 4083 03-10-2010 06:27 PM

Womam Wrote:

more pictures and info....

http://scienceblogs.com/bioephemera/2008...g_brai.php

Amazing!!! Thanks!

Heartflowers