Venus flower and pink heart rose
There are interesting mathematical relationships between Venus, Earth and the Sun. For example, for every 5 synods of Venus, 8 Earth years and 13 Venus years pass (5 x 584 = 2,920; 8 x 365 = 2,920; 13 x 224 = 2,912 days): the first 7 numbers of the Fibonacci sequence are 1, 1 , 2, 3, 5, 8, and 13. (The total is 33, the number of the perfected initiates or Solar Christs.)
This relationship means that every 8 years Venus draws a fivefold flower pattern, or pentagram, in relation to Earth and the Sun (with each considered as the stationary center). Many argue that this agreement with the pentagram of Venus, such as the star and the rose, is purely coincidental, despite the fact that ancient astronomers literally based their study on the synods.
The five-pointed rose is a symbol of the Rosicrucians and Martin Luther, and the inverted star represents the evil pentagram. The Virgin Mary borrowed a title from Aphrodite, Stella Maris - star of the sea, referring to the planet Venus. Mary, of course, is the five-petalled rose at the heart of the cross. (See: Mary; Aphrodite Venus
The difference between the inverted pentagram and the flower of the Queen Mother is the position of Venus in the sky: the eastern star is "destined" while the western star is "fallen".
(See: Virgin Mary and Venus)
There are interesting mathematical relationships between Venus, Earth and the Sun. For example, for every 5 synods of Venus, 8 Earth years and 13 Venus years pass (5 x 584 = 2,920; 8 x 365 = 2,920; 13 x 224 = 2,912 days): the first 7 numbers of the Fibonacci sequence are 1, 1 , 2, 3, 5, 8, and 13. (The total is 33, the number of the perfected initiates or Solar Christs.)
This relationship means that every 8 years Venus draws a fivefold flower pattern, or pentagram, in relation to Earth and the Sun (with each considered as the stationary center). Many argue that this agreement with the pentagram of Venus, such as the star and the rose, is purely coincidental, despite the fact that ancient astronomers literally based their study on the synods.
The five-pointed rose is a symbol of the Rosicrucians and Martin Luther, and the inverted star represents the evil pentagram. The Virgin Mary borrowed a title from Aphrodite, Stella Maris - star of the sea, referring to the planet Venus. Mary, of course, is the five-petalled rose at the heart of the cross. (See: Mary; Aphrodite Venus
The difference between the inverted pentagram and the flower of the Queen Mother is the position of Venus in the sky: the eastern star is "destined" while the western star is "fallen".
(See: Virgin Mary and Venus)