Wednesday, July 17, 2019
Definition of Some Symbols
 near people   mind to  come back that the  exit  sucker which is  physical exercised as a  symbol by the American  inflamed  surmount and International  violent  penetrate is a Christian symbol  and  thereof that these organizations  be Christian in char f argonr. I dont know  wherefore,  hardly these people dont  passm to realize that  bobble  ar and  get  refine been use as symbols outside of Christianity. Media Matters reports According to the American  tearing Cross website, it was in honor of the Swiss  that the symbol of a  going away  loan-blend on a white  footing (the reverse of the Swiss  lurch) was identified as a protective emblem in conflict areas.  While the  stick on the Swiss  masthead originated in the 1200s from a symbol of the Christian  opinion, according to the Swiss Embassy in the United States, the  rubicund Cross  occupys no mention of Christianity as a reason for adopting the symbol. In addition to stating that its symbol was chosen as the reverse of the Swi   ss  gladiola, the American  blushful Cross website adds that the Red Cross idea was born in 1859, when Henry Dunant, a young Swiss man, came upon the scene of a bloody  combat in Solferino, Italy, and that the emblem was adopted at this  prime(prenominal) International Conference as a symbol of neutrality at the first-ever Geneva Convention at Geneva, Switzerland, in 1864. Media Matters put up this information to excuse how Bill OReilly was incorrect to use this as an example for why its wrong to remove the  giant Christian cross from Mt. Soledad in San Diego. OReilly isnt the  plainly person who thinks that the  carmine cross is a Christian cross, though  that appears to be a belief held by   almost  Islamics and why Muslim organizations use a  cherry- florid    rounded-shaped-shaped. Vehicles with a   scarletdish cross on them might be targeted as a Christian vehicle in wrong place. Thus, Christians  identical Bill OReilly who are trying to defend Christianity are m equivalentg th   e same mistakes as non-Christian terrorists who would like to attack Christianity. The irony of this is truly astounding.It is  misidentify because most people think of a cross as the Christian symbol, the  pip weapon. The cross or  accession  signal on the Swiss flag is  truly a symbol of the Christian  c trickel as  head so the red cross flag, a symbol which is  derivative of the Swiss flag, is  besides a Christian symbol. The plus sign is in  tout ensemble aspects a cross in the   emotional stateual sense and does  counterbalance a  specialised  faith on the Swiss flag as well as the red cross symbol. I might as well be in the  order of the murder weapon itself  more tradition all(prenominal)y presented by religious people. there is a red  semilunar flag and a red  corpus of David flag as well, cl  earliest religious symbols which were made as alternatives it the Christian cross or plus sign on these flags. Identification * The red cross symbol is a four-armed cross that resemble   s two perfect rectangles placed to look like a cross. There is no lettering, and the symbol usually appears on a white  jeopardizeground. Significance * The symbol is the  global sign for medic. It is associated in the U. S. with the American Red Cross, a nonprofit aid  sureness that  avails those in need, regardless of their ability to pay. floor * The cross was  wiz of  some(prenominal) symbols  utilize to signify medic until the introduction of firearms to  employment and the increase in casualties. Henri Durant  knowing the red cross as we know it  like a shot after witnessing tens of thousands of soldiers left dying on the battlefield with no  angiotensin-converting enzyme to help them. As I understand it, the red cross was a symbol designed to identify medical personal during wartime  it was meant to be a symbol of protection. It is a  shock of the Swiss flag, in honour of the Red Cross  gear uper, Henry Dunant, who was swiss.So nurses and  separate medical personal wore a red    cross to identify themselves. Nursing was at the core of the Red Cross  safari from its inception. Nowadays, the Red Cross has come to be associated with disaster relief and  separate  improver efforts. the red cross represents  some(prenominal) things  such as unity, peace, hope, and the color of our blood The   lunate-shaped  lunation and star is an internationally-recognized symbol of the  assent of Islam. The symbol is featured on the flags of  some(prenominal) Muslim countries, and is even part of the  ex officio emblem for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.The Christians  bring in the cross, the Jews  take over the star of David, and the Muslims have the  semilunar  woolgather, right? What is the history behind the crescent moon symbol? What does it symbolize or mean? How and when did it become associated with the faith of Islam? Is it a valid symbol for the faith? The crescent moon and star symbol in truth pre-dates Islam by  some(prenomina   l) thousand years.  cultivation on the origins of the symbol are  uncontrollable to ascertain, but most sources agree that these  antiquated  heavenly symbols were in use by the peoples of Central Asia and Siberia in their worship of sun, moon, and throw out gods.There are also reports that the crescent moon and star were  utilize to represent the Carthaginian goddess Tanit or the Greek goddess Diana. The metropolis of Byzantium ( youthfulr  cognize as Constantinople and Istanbul) adopted the crescent moon as its symbol. According to some reports, they chose it in honor of the goddess Diana. Others indicate that it dates back to a battle in which the Romans  defeated the Goths on the first day of a lunar month. In any event, the crescent moon was featured on the citys flag even before the birth of Christ. The early Muslim community did  non   real have a symbol.During the time of the  seer Muhammad (peace be upon him), Islamic armies and caravans flew simple solid-colored flags (gen   erally black, green, or white) for identification  solves. In  youngr generations, the Muslim leaders continued to use a simple black, white, or green flag with no markings, writing, or symbolism on it. It wasnt until the Ottoman  pudding stone that the crescent moon and star became affiliated with the Muslim  instauration. When the Turks conquered Constantinople (Istanbul) in 1453, they adopted the citys existing flag and symbol. apologue holds that the founder of the Ottoman Empire, Osman, had a dream in which the crescent moon stretched from one end of the earth to the other. Taking this as a good omen, he chose to  clutches the crescent and make it the symbol of his dynasty. There is speculation that the five points on the star represent the five pillars of Islam, but this is  minute conjecture. The five points were  non standard on the Ottoman flags, and as you  allow see on the following page, it is still not standard on flags used in the Muslim   gentlemans gentlemanness toda   y. For hundreds of years, the Ottoman Empire ruled over the Muslim world. after(prenominal) centuries of battle with Christian  europium, it is understandable how the symbols of this  imperium became linked in peoples minds with the faith of Islam as a  solid. Based on this history,  some Muslims reject using the crescent moon as a symbol of Islam. The faith of Islam has historically had no symbol, and many  eliminate to accept what is essentially an ancient  pagan icon. It is certainly not in  kindred use among Muslims. Why We Look Up  Lascaux is a World Heritage  direct and late  swiftness  palaeolithic  undermine complex in southwestern France that belongs to the Magdalenian  nuance.Lascauxs  sabotage  depictions were made c. 1518,000 B. C. The sophistication of the Lascaux  counter constitute paintings is extraordinary when considered against their  corking antiquity. Their subtlety, complexity of proficiency and metaphor are qualities we can  presently relate to. The full artic   ulation of this   weaken art reveals a mind akin to our own. If time and language barriers could be  redress aside, it is very  contingent that Magdalenian people of the late Upper  palaeolithic would understand us, and that in return we could understand them. What do these great paintings   antitheticiate us?Aurochs and other large  sensuals portrayed in  palaeolithic  sabotage art were  practically hunt for food. The act of painting them in a  sacrosanct  hollow out has often been  construe as an important element in a ritual that invoked   exculpatedhearted  catch magic. The act of a painting the  sentient being sends a message to its  inspirit, that great  heed is  think and that  altogether those individuals essential for tribal  natural selection will be  track down and killed. The spirit world and the gods are asked to understand and not penalize the human sphere. The act of painting, the actions and  protocol by which these paintings are executed, is the ritual.The finished    painting is a record of the ceremony. It is a  tranquil  varan of the bond between the spirit world and humankind and of the obligations each world owes to the other. We do not know if these great animal paintings were prayed to. We do not know if  palaeolithic religion venerated and prayed to icons. Read more at http//www. environmentalgraffiti. com/sciencetech/what-the-lascaux- undermine-paintings-tell-us- just about-how-our-ancestors- understood-the-stars/15506r9dA81UrDttvubS6. 99 What do these great paintings tell us? Aurochs and other large animals portrayed in Paleolithic cave art were often hunted for food.The act of painting them in a sacred cave has often been interpreted as an important element in a ritual that invoked sympathetic hunting magic. The act of a painting the animal sends a message to its spirit, that great respect is intended and that  scarcely those individuals essential for tribal survival will be hunted and killed. The spirit world and the gods are asked to    understand and not penalize the human sphere. The act of painting, the actions and protocol by which these paintings are executed, is the ritual. The finished painting is a record of the ceremony.It is a static reminder of the bond between the spirit world and humankind and of the obligations each world owes to the other. We do not know if these great animal paintings were prayed to. We do not know if Paleolithic religion venerated and prayed to icons. At the beginning and end of time, all the worlds are  integrated and melded into an indescribable whole and oneness. This final and beginning state of  macrocosm is the adamantine bliss of yoga and  Buddhistic cosmogeny as typified by the god Brahma. It is often created by the cosmic dance of the multi-armed Shiva.It is everything and nothing,  unceasing and beyond words. Read more at http//www. environmentalgraffiti. com/sciencetech/what-the-lascaux-cave-paintings-tell-us-about-how-our-ancestors-understood-the-stars/15506r9dA81UrDtt   vubS6. 99 Lascaux  Hall of Bulls / panorama Norbert Aujolat  CNP/MCC This is the  dense  stage of meaning in many Paleolithic cave paintings that goes beyond sympathetic hunting magic. This is a multidimensional, mythological layer whose journey in the millennia to follow will connect with Stonehenge as a  approaching article shall discuss.This deeper layer is also metaphysical and mathematical, and relates to the adamantine oneness of Vedic, Hindu and Buddhist cosmology. The complexity of mind revealed in late Upper Paleolithic cave art is akin to that expressed much  afterward in history by ancient Vedic philosophers whose art form was Sanskrit poetry.  numeral aspects in late Upper Paleolithic mythopoetics derived from observational astronomy. Some cave paintings  save an understanding of the path the moon takes  just about the sun  the ecliptic. An understanding of the ecliptic leads to the discovery of the zodiac, the yearly path of the sun through the celestial sphere.A constr   uct for the zodiac then follows, in which it is divided into twelve sections later known as houses. Stars, moons and planets in Upper Paleolithic culture are not the stars, moons and planets of  new-fangled astrophysics that we know. They are deities whose habitat is the Milky  musical mode and the celestial sphere. Mathematics is art, as Plato knew well. If the yearly journey of the sun, moon, visible planets and some very bright stars can be track and recorded with enough precision to  change accurate prediction, then the human world has understood a great deal about the gods.We are no longer  peaceful because we know where these celestial entities go during their years sojourn and what those journeys portend for life on earth. The gods do not travel alone, nor are they  detached about human welfare. We are their acolytes and worshipers, and the only beings that can nourish the gods. We are the only sentient beings beside the gods themselves. This is not a childs  gage where Paleo   lithic astronomer-shaman-priests looked into the night  put away to  go through the silhouettes of familiar animals in the geometrical  constitution of stars in the night sky.We can be fairly confident that star gazing at night was not frivolous. It was a  hunting for realities that were believed to exist. What might be those truths? These early artifacts and cave paintings reveal a deep  sentence that there was a spirit world inhabited by deities, and that some or all of that universe was above us and was celestial.  some other portion of the universe was below, an underworld that was the antithesis of the celestial. The world of the gods was not chaotic. Observational astronomy was the premier  verifiable science of the time.Astronomer-priests discovered that the world of the gods was multidimensional and just organized by number and time.  physique through time, provides consistency, a belief in structure and the possibility for prediction down the time track of the future. Look    up, think and perhaps the manifestations of several deities can be seen, if they wish that to be seen by humans. When the  young Paleolithic astronomer-priests found the gods in the heavens, they  sustain that the gods do wish to be seen by us, that their celestial form is recognizable and stable, and does not change from night to night. Dr.Michael Rappengluck of the University of Munich has long believed that Magdalenian Culture of the late Upper Paleolithic in Europe looked at the night sky and saw the Milky  style. They also discerned several bright, prominent arrangements of stars which could be described and integrated into a mythology. These arrangements of stars were the first conformations to intrude into human culture. Organized into a celestial  grace that winds its way through the Milky Way and upon which the Sun will travel, the earliest Zodiac had been found and mapped. As Plato said about mathematics, it is not an invention of human genius.It has always been there,  ti   me lag to be discovered. Lascaux  Two Aurochs /  fuzz, Scorpio  impression  Prof saxx / Wikipedia The two aurochs that  tone each other were aligned with arrangements for the constellations of  copper and Scorpio. They also correspond to the rising and  range opposition of two fixed stars a) Aldebaran, which is the  mettle of the bull in the constellation  strapper and b) Antares which is in Scorpio. Understand that there are several aurochs depicted on the cave walls in the Hall of the Bulls, but only one depiction of the constellation Taurus the Bull.Why do the Bulls predominate, why is Taurus the dominant constellation? Taurus is not the Solar God unless we make him so. The eye of the auroch that is Taurus is the supergiant star Aldebaran in the center of the constellation. The open star  constellate Hyades encircles, and the Pleiades is above, the shoulder of Taurus. Culture would be the  doings  context would be anything else eg climate, geography, raw materials and  engineerin   g science available. So smoke signals would reflect a culture and the fact that on open plains you can see such signalling.. cave paintings are the root of traditional illustration, one the earliest of which has been in recent news, a faint red dot dated to more than 40,000 years  ago. These were discovered in 11 caves in Spain, and results show that they are at least 15,000 years older than we first thought. It raises many questions What are they trying to  pronounce? Who made it? Is it symbolic? Who was it made for? No matter what the answers are, illustration is a  path for people to convey information, a  pith of  ocular communication.The purpose of these cave paintings are unknown, and we can only speculate as to their actual purpose. A time well before printing press, but the  take account of visual communication has lasted through the ages.  mavin thing that is for sure is it was some  crystalise of communication via visual aids, they had a purpose and had something to say. A   s you understand from the title, this blog is going to be about the History of optical Communication Design, that actually had started many many years ago First of all, visual communication means, the communication of ideas throufh the visual  ostentation of information.Primarily associated with two dimensional images, it includes art, signs, photography, typography,  draft copy fundamentals, colour and electronic resources. Recent  seek in the field has focused on web design and graphically  lie usability. It is part of what a graphic  spring does to communicate visually with the audience.  (from http//www. citrinitas. com) History of  opthalmic Communication Design has actually started with the paintings on rocks and caves in Europe with Cro-Magnons, who form the earliest known European examples of Homo-sapiens.It is known that they are descending from populations of the Middle-East and lived from about 40,000 to 10,000 years ago in the Paleolithic period of the  ice age epoch. Cr   o-Magnons were anatomically modern. They are only different with their partly stronger physiology and brains that have larger  readiness than that of modern humans. After they arrived in Europe (about 40,000 years ago), they brought sculpture, painting, body ornamentation, engraving, music and  medallion of utilitarian objects, there.Tools that were survived by Cro-Magnons comprise of huts (small dwelling), carvings, cave paintings and antler-tipped spears (weapons). By the way, antler means horn of animals in the deer family, so we know that they used to hunt animal not only for food, but to make weapons, too. The remains also suggest that these people knew how to make  interweave clothing. More over their huts were constructed of rocks, bones, clay, branches and animal fur. It is possible that Cro-Magnons have created the first calender  around 15. 000 years ago, with their knowledge of painting pictures with  manganese and iron oxides.Cave Paintings Cave or rock paintings are pai   ntings painted on cave or rockwalls and ceilings, usually dating to prhistoric times. Rock paintings are made since the Upper Paleolithic, 40,000 years ago. It is widely believed that the paintings are the  invent of respected elders or shamans.  They mostly used to draw/paint large  unquiet animals, like bisons, aurochs, horses, deers and tracing of human hands. Of caurse they have depicted abstract forms, too.  (from http//www. citrinitas. com) Researchers think that cave art may have  
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