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Originally posted by redzi0n
where they say the rose is a symbol of secrecy. Is it normal to see Rosicrucian roses in Christian churches. Have I found anything interesting here? What has the rose been used to symbolise in the past? Usually a rose symbolizes beauty, love and passion. The thorns are a reminder that love can also be painful according to wikipedia.
Such exercises are generally a waste of time. The only way one could reasonably argue intent with such a layout is if the distance between the churches is equal. If people want to go off about how important geometry is, then they have to take that all the way... a pentagram isn't just any 5 points joined up with lines, the lines have to be the same length, and the interior and exterior angles need to be equal as well.
Originally posted by redzi0n
In brief the churches round this area, when linked up with straight lines on a map form a pentagram and a hexagram on the land. I am going to draw this out myself to confirm.
Originally posted by Whitehall1212
While it is a common held belief that the Rosicrucians are a Christian organisation, their roots and symbols go way back before Jesus.
Originally posted by redzi0n
Thanks for all the help everyone it's much apreciated. I'll come back when I can get some order to my research.
The symbol of the dog is prevalant round here in the cathedral and churches. I had a whisper in my ghost that told me to look at the dog star. So I'm currently researching the sirius connection.
[edit on 9-1-2010 by redzi0n]