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of the moment of fusion of the Personality with its Soul. Incidentally, the process of
reaching such a spiritual fusion, enlightening, perceiving the Truth was marked in the
ancient times with a symbol that looked like a "bug".
Figure 37. Symbol of spiritual liberation, enlightenment, perceiving the Truth.
Originally, it was placed referring to a spiritually mature Personality regardless of
whether it was a woman or a man. Often, the "arms" in this sign were depicted with a
symbolic Allat sign, and the "legs" were in the form of two helices entwined in different
directions.
Spirals in the sacred knowledge about the human being are usually conventional signs
or directions of the motion of energy in the process of a spiritual practice itself, or if it is
connected with information about the origin of the world, of the Allat forces. The spiral
that was twisted clockwise stood for positive, creative spiritual forces, while a
counterclockwise spiral referred to negative, destructive forces of the Animal mind,
which were opposing the forces of Allat. In the notation of spiritual practices, the
symbols of spirals were used in the sense of energies or of their fusion. Also, the spiral
of three and a half turns designated the energy that in the East, as I have already
mentioned, is still being called the "sleeping serpent Kundalini" and that symbolises the
hidden energy potential of the human being.
Figure 38. Examples of two oppositely directed spirals in the symbolism of ancient
peoples.
Later, instead of the above-mentioned sign that looks like a "bug", female goddesses
were depicted, thus denoting the process of achieving the spiritual fusion with the Soul
and the liberation of the human being from the material world. This way, people
recorded one of the original additional explanations that the human being can achieve
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