Thank you very much for this nice compliment. Normally, I make my paintings for hobby purposes and I finish them within 30 minutes, maximum 1 hour. However, this picture took more time. I especially focused more because I made this painting for an SS brother who helped me a lot.
It comes from the "high priestess" card in the tarot. This symbolism is related to the masculine and feminine pillars of the soul. All "Jewish Kabbalah" is stolen from the Gods and Gentiles
It comes from the "high priestess" card in the tarot. This symbolism is related to the masculine and feminine pillars of the soul. All "Jewish Kabbalah" is stolen from the Gods and Gentiles
When I saw "Hebrew Kabbalah" as an answer, I instantly knew it was probably something Hellene.
I was curious if you had sources on its origin or Gentile knowledge about it more specifically.
It comes from the "high priestess" card in the tarot. This symbolism is related to the masculine and feminine pillars of the soul. All "Jewish Kabbalah" is stolen from the Gods and Gentiles
The B and J are specifically jewish. Boaz and Jachin on pillars in Solomon's temple.
Just because everything from the enemy comes from the Gods, doesn't mean we can simply use their kabala symbols for ourselves. Nowhere did we have temples with those letters on the pillars.
The B and J are specifically jewish. Boaz and Jachin on pillars in Solomon's temple.
Just because everything from the enemy comes from the Gods, doesn't mean we can simply use their kabala symbols for ourselves. Nowhere did we have temples with those letters on the pillars.
I'm sorry for the mistake I made, please forgive me. I immediately corrected the mistake I made due to my stupidity. Right now it says I and O on the columns. To represent Masculine and Feminine power
These drawings are incredible! Can I ask how long you've been drawing for?
I've always wanted to teach myself to draw and mold my abilities in art until I become better at it.
My 8 y/o daughter loves to paint, so I've started painting with her as a way of practice for myself, but also to spend time with her and bond