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b) in the second variant, the symbols indicate a woman that is spiritually developed,
but who has not yet reached the fusion of her Personality and the Soul (six horizontal
stripes on her chest indicate that she has perceived "six heavens", but the rhombus
with the diagonal cross that is depicted on the abdomen contains a mark indicating
the activity of her Left aspect. This means that she does not yet control her Aspects
fully);
c) in the third variant, the female figurine from Tripolye with a geometric ornament of
the pyramid, notation of the main chakrans of the human being and the AllatRa sign
(the artefact was found near settlement Dragushen, Moldova);
3) a sacred figurine (which is crowned by the Allat sign) is covered with a notation of
signs and symbols indicating the fourfold structure as well as other knowledge
(Neolithic Age, Central Mediterranean);
4) image on stone slabs of the entrance to the tomb of Jinan (year 193 CE, Shandong
Province, China) of the goddess of immortality Xi Wangmu with a conventional Allat
sign behind her shoulders (in the shape of wings) as well as with symbolic figures of the
lateral Aspects (according to the mythological description, they are hares pounding the
immortality potion in a mortar) standing on cylindrical pedestals (three connected
pedestals symbolize the third dimension; according to the mythology, they mean
mountain peaks), and the mythical tiger Baihu located in the place of the Back aspect (of
the past); on the head of the tiger, there is the Left aspect, in other words, the emphasis
is made on it; besides, the figure of the tiger is shown in motion, in other words, activity
is shown;
5) different versions of the ancient Egyptian temple wall paintings:
a) in the first case, the AllatRa symbol stands on top of the ankh sign;
b) in the second case, the ankh sign is suspended as a key to this symbol of spiritual
liberation;
6) ceramics of the early Tripolye civilization: ornament of the inner decoration of a
ritual bowl in the form of a truncated cone with the image of four spheres with snakes in
each of them and of light arcs fringing them;
7) golden locket (pre-Columbian civilizations of Central America);
8) golden clothes pendant (pre-Columbian civilizations of South America).
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