Solomonic column

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Columns have a connection to serpents and serpents have connections to the backbone, such as the Kundalini serpent. This is because Scorpio is the symbol of a backbone, a column and a serpent. Serpentine columns are called Solomonic Columns after the wisdom of Solomon's Temple. Like Solomon's columns, many columns are topped with a lotus image because the head of Scorpio is that exact image. Saint Peter's Basilica has four giant serpentine columns around the altar symbolizing the four Sons of Hours, which represent the Pleiades atop the Lotus head of Scorpio. Peter is a close sound to Ptah who was the backbone image of Osiris and called the primordial mound or foundation for the heavens just like Peter is called the foundation rock of the Christian Church. The head of Scorpio is the Christian Cross and Christ was seen as the substitute for the sins of the World and thus represented as a serpent on the cross. Tammuz was seen as on a stake where he became serpent like. Tammuz's stake is the head of Scorpio just as it is the Cross of Christianity. Notice how similar the word Tammuz and tamarisk are, no wonder he has made so many a doubting Thomas. The serpent image of Scorpio's head is that of a cobra. The fanned shape head of the cobra is the exact match for the trunk and bottom bough image of the Tree of Life at the center of the heavens. Notice how the word cobra combines co, as in column and bra, as in the Brya tree. Remember the tree, the column, and the serpent are all the same. Cobra comes from the Latin colubra for female serpent from the word coluber for serpent. This is where we get our modern word colubrine for describing snakelike qualities. See the similarity with the colu- and column as well as the understanding of the Latin word Brya as a word meaning tamarisk tree which was the tree of life in Egypt. The Latin word for column was colmna. Notice how close this word is to Columba, which means dove, doves are the symbol of the Pleiades and there home is atop the World Pillar or column. Let's take a look at the Tree at the center of the heavens again. It is made with the constellation Libra as the upper branches and foliage, or leaves and the Head of Scorpio as the trunk and bottom boughs, or branches. Notice the word Libra has the word bra in it and this is the name of the Tree of Life, Brya. In Egypt this tree was seen as the tree at the gate to heaven. The Egyptian goddess Seshat wrote on the leaves and was associated with reading. The leaves of the tree are the constellation Libra. The Old English term leaf meant a page of a book. The word book comes from a meaning of writing on trees. The Latin word for a book was liber and you find the plural of liber, lebri at a library. Notice how the word library and libri, for books sounds like Libra the constellation Seshet wrote on. Also, remember the association of the backbone with the tree in Egypt and notice how that a book has a spin, as in spinal column.