Have you ever seen the skin of a man with a dying liver? It is gold. Have you ever associated that sick and dying man, with the RHP religion? Well, you get the idea.

I also prefer silver over gold. Gold to me looks sickly, and is in bad taste when matched to human flesh.

I've always been keen on the book design used in The Never Ending Story.

Of course those snakes would obviously be replaced, but the design in general must stay.

Yes, I seem to recall that, if you do a google.com search for Chaos Jewelry, (Pendant) you will discover a guy who makes those Never Ending Story pendants. He has a lot of great looking stuff on his site.
It is all very pricey, but all very hand made too.

I know which SB you're talking about too! He has an interesting site.

As someone else in this thread suggested, Seth wrote out a SB in a blank leather bound book. (Or someone did) He has a picture of it there.

>>Have you ever seen the skin of a man with a dying liver? It is gold. Have you ever associated that sick and dying man, with the RHP religion?<<

That is a very silly comparison.

Indeed.

Actually, the snakes on the cover of The Neverending Story book, is really a representation of a Kundalini coil.

Interesting, I did not know that. I knew of only one representation for the symbol of Kundalini.

Thank you for that insight.

You are most welcome!
Just out of curiosity, the other symbol you're thinking of would be the Caduseus, right?

Not really sure.

Here is the guys site, and the image I was referring too, as I remember it from the movie.

http://www.markdefrates.com/pages/aurynau.html

Sure.

The largest character with the most lines, (On the left) Means Sama. Sama means, in this particular context, Lord. The following characters, going clock wise from Sama are, bE, Li, a, l.

Apart, you understand (and I just learned this) the characters mean nothing. They are just letters. Together though, they still don't "say" Belial. They only sound out each character as if you were trying to get across to a two year old the proper pronounciation of the name, Be-Li-A-L.

That's it.


Oh yeah. I forgot.

The Kundalini image is also, still, new to me. I've never seen it in a celtic knot form. The traditional (for me?) form I've seen it in is coiled around the spine of a human. (In context, strictly)

The second one. I only know the biblical referrence name for that. It being the Bronze Serpent, supposedly created by moses.

If I'm wrong, it doesn't matter to me, that is just how I learned that particular myth.

I also know it as a symbol for medicine, or medical practice.

Thanks for sharing the Kundalini photo though, that is interesting.

Oh yeah, I did forget to mention that, it is Japanese.

Forgetfulness. Long day, and all of that=)

Your very welcome.