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Test for creating a sun and Venus on a white background.

Thanks, Luci, for asking me to explain where I got my inspiration for this one.

The planet you see is Venus orbiting around the sun. I tried making this a little less then impossible to figure out due to the planet being on the second ring from the sun. This implies what? The left hand is receiving. Venus orbiting around Sol, in dynamic rotation around a solar source of energy, creating a solar projection of Venutian energy that she absorbs into the left-receiving hand and projects out of the right hand where you see the color blue, which has a shorter wavelength, thus finer vibration than the red/orange/yellow of the left hand. Blue is also the color that tends to tell about communication, will, expression of the word. In front of the right hand are three spheres, the third one invisible. In front of that is the cross to represent the material plane with its four corners. The three-fold force is being projected into the center of the four. I'm also thinking of a slingshot motion using the orbit of Venus around Sol to project energy.

So overall, in simplistic terms, it's about the transmutation of Venutian energy and the projection of it onto the material plane in higher, more subtle form.

Now if you thought I STARTED OUT with that idea.... LOL. I was inspired by one of my favorite songs called Blue Light, which has this very strong feel of an electronic vibrational field. Symbolically speaking, it recalls how I think of this field that the light brings down and the effects it has when it envelops a target. Think of the process of evaporation when the heat envigorates the water (astral) or even the ice (material). It alchemically changes its form into a gaseous state which becomes very light and leaves the gravity it once had to obey. The same can be said of the human being when this field engulfs her and causes her environment to heat up and become agitated from within. The cells begin to shift and change form but not essence.

A note here: Venus is the closest planet to my Sun, both being in Capricorn. In most cases, the closest planet to anyone's Sun is going to be either Mercury, Venus or Mars, but not in all cases. It's possible that an outer planet can be the closest, which I've seen.