This image combines two central symbols from Norse esoteric tradition and spiritual alchemy: the gishjalmr, or "Helm of Awe," at the center, and a frame of serpent-like interlacing evoking the dragon Jörmungandr from Norse mythology. The Agishjalm is a runic symbol of protection and power, traditionally used to instill fear in enemies and ensure invincibility. Its eight points represent perfect balance, reflecting the concept of harmony between opposing forces and the directional influence of runic magic.
In an esoteric context, this symbol becomes a metaphor for mastering inner fears and external challenges, serving as a tool to focus and channel protective energy.

The surrounding frame, intricately woven with serpentine figures and runic inscriptions, reinforces the idea of cyclicality and cosmic protection. The serpent, often associated with rebirth and occult wisdom, also symbolizes the creative energy that moves eternally, much like the dragon encircling.

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Container for the Philosopher's Stone

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The face that veronica made

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The Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli

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The Vajra •

The vajra is a sacred symbol and ritual object in Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism, representing spiritual power, strength, and enlightenment. Derived from the Sanskrit word for "diamond" or "thunderbolt," the vajra is often depicted as a short metal rod with a spherical or cylindrical head, symbolizing indestructibility, spiritual power, and protection. In Buddhist and Hindu rituals, the vajra is used for purification, protection, and initiation, and is associated with deities such as Indra, the Hindu god of thunder, and Vajrapani, a Buddhist bodhisattva who represents spiritual power and protection.

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"Selkie" by Artist Arantza Sestayo