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first phase. As for the second phase, it is that of the
imaginary images that was illustrated by the Indians who said,
"A big, intrepid, proud man with red eyes wearing a loose
white garment belted with a rope, looking grim and standing on
guard on one leg appears in the first phase of I . A woman
with one leg wearing a red dress and rope, who has the body of
a horse ready to take off, asking for clothes, jewelry, and
children appears in the second phase. A black man with red hair
and a grim look, wearing a wooden bracelet and holding a
hanger with red garments hanging on it, wants to do good but
unable to do that, appears in the third phase."
Similar information can be said about the rest of the
constellations.
I would like you to know that these are delusive imaginings
about the characteristics of stars, planets and constellations.
However, the Indians associated the man in the first phase with
red eyes and intrepidity with the house of cf and its face which '
delineates redness, rescue and intrepidity. As for the white
loose garment, it is associated with the honor of the O and its
light. Concerning his grimness, it is associated with the anger of
cf in this house. Regarding his standing on one leg and standing
on guard, it is associated with dominant tyrants. They
substituted a woman for a man in the second phase in
association with 9 because 9 has been associated with the
feminine gender most of its life and it is within 2° from the
domain of 9. The red garments are a semblance of the
characteristics of cf. The fact that a part of the image is of a
horse is a representation of the cavalier characteristics of cf,
which is a feature of the strength of riding animals by virtue of
its proximity to Al-Sadis and to battle-riding animals. Asking
for jewelry is an association with the O, the red dresses with the
white sunlight, which is used as a veil for the O, children with
the middle of the sky because it is the house of illumination and
an indication on the beginning of the development of the fetus.
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