symbolism (pope 2010 uk)

[drummer]

The 2010 logo,snake with eggs and cross



The snake is a symbol for charm, danger and sexual energy.

there has been a few all seeing eyes too,but i have not found a pic yet.

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[eyeland]

The 2010 logo within the circle is the symbol for Jupiter. Which is in aries. Notice the red everwhere.

[Dunamis]

Original image: http://linkinachain.files.wordpress.com/...6/logo.jpg



"The astronomical symbol for the Sun is a shield with a circle inside. Some believe this inner circle, or "boss" represents a central sun spot.

The symbol for Mercury represents the head and winged cap of Mercury, god of commerce and communication, surmounting his caduceus (staff).

The symbol for Venus is designated as the female symbol, thought to be the stylized representation of the hand mirror of this goddess of love.

The symbol for Earth shows a globe bisected by meridian lines into four quarters. The symbol for the Moon is a crescent.

The symbol for Mars represents the shield and spear of the god of war, Mars; it is also the male or masculine symbol.

The symbol for Jupiter is said to represent a hieroglyph of the eagle, Jove's bird, or to be the initial letter of Zeus with a line drawn through it to indicate its abbreviation.

The symbol for Saturn is thought to be an ancient scythe or sickel, as Saturn was the god of seed-sowing and also of time.

The symbol for Uranus is represented by combined devices indicating the Sun plus the spear of Mars, as Uranus was the personification of heaven in Greek mythology, dominated by the light of the Sun and the power of Mars.

The symbol for Neptune is the trident (long three-pronged fork or weapon) of Neptune, god of the sea.

The symbol for Pluto is a monogram made up of P and L in Pluto (and also the initials of Percival Lowell, who predicted its discovery)." - http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/multimedia/d...?IM_ID=167

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jupiter_%28astrology%29 Wrote:"Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun.
Jupiter may also refer to:
* Jupiter (mythology), supreme Roman deity
* Jupiter (astrology)"

Jupiter () is the ruling planet of Sagittarius, and, for many astrologers, also the ruler of Pisces, and is exalted in Cancer. In Roman mythology, Jupiter is the ruler of the gods and their guardian and protector, and his symbol is the thunderbolt. In the same way, the planet Jupiter is the king of the other planets, a giant in size with spectacular, brightly colored clouds and intense storms.[citation needed] Astronomers believe that it plays an important protecting role in using its massive gravity to capture or expel from the solar system many comets and asteroids that would otherwise threaten Earth and the inner planets.[20] Jupiter takes 11.9 years to orbit the Sun, spending almost an earth year (361 days) in each sign of the zodiac.

Astrologically, Jupiter is associated with the principles of growth, expansion, prosperity, and good fortune. Jupiter governs long distance and foreign travel, higher education, religion, and the law. It is also associated with the urge for freedom and exploration, humanitarian and protecting roles, and with gambling and merrymaking. The 1st-century poet Manilius described Jupiter as temperate and benign, and the greater benefic. It was regarded as warm and moist in nature, and therefore favorable to life.
The planet Jupiter

In medicine, Jupiter is associated with the liver, pituitary gland, and the disposition of fats; it governed the sanguine humor. In modern times, Jupiter is said to be the ruler of the ninth and twelfth houses, but traditionally, Jupiter was assigned to the second and ninth houses – the house of values and the house of beliefs, respectively.

Jupiter is associated with Thursday, and in Romance languages, the name for Thursday often comes from Jupiter (e.g., joi in Romanian, jeudi in French, jueves in Spanish, and giovedì in Italian). Dante Alighieri associated Jupiter with the liberal art of geometry. In Chinese astrology, Jupiter is ruled by the element wood, which is warm, generous, and co-operative. In Indian astrology, Jupiter is known as Guru or Brihaspati and is known as the 'great teacher'.

Let's take two of those sections from above to look at:

Astrologically, Jupiter is associated with the principles of growth, expansion (recent rumours of a new "inquisition" and the ever expanding grip over other "faiths" the Vatican now has through 'inter-faith' advances), prosperity, and good fortune (as always). Jupiter governs long distance and foreign travel (this is getting strange....), higher education, religion (you'd think I was making this up, right?), and the law (The City of London, Inc' being the Financial centre of the world, Rome the religious centre, and Washington, the administrative). It is also associated with the urge for freedom and exploration, humanitarian and protecting roles, and with gambling and merrymaking.

Jupiter is associated with Thursday, and in Romance languages, the name for Thursday often comes from Jupiter (e.g., joi in Romanian, jeudi in French, jueves in Spanish, and giovedì in Italian) (What day did the Pope get here did you say? Oh, well that would have been Thursday!!!)


Very strange indeed!

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Jupiter/Jove was also the Roman "king" of the gods, their supreme deity!