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Embodying the ideals of chivalry in the Western tradition, Saint Georges is compared to the "green man", the "green man" in England. Meaning "the worker of the earth", it is linked to the dragon, the energies of the ground, the rites of celebration of sun, light and spring. For Paul Broadhurst
, it symbolizes the innate intelligence that resides in nature, the power of the sun and light. In addition, St. George does not kill the dragon, he is content to control and train him. It tames the energies of the earth present during initiation rites and sacred ancestral.
The ancients knew these energies. Many civilizations of the Middle Neolithic Age built their sanctuaries in agreement with them. The man, between heaven and earth, then clung to harmonize these energies to improve the balance of the world.
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Embodying the ideals of chivalry in the Western tradition, Saint Georges is compared to the "green man", the "green man" in England. Meaning "the worker of the earth", it is linked to the dragon, the energies of the ground, the rites of celebration of sun, light and spring. For Paul Broadhurst
, it symbolizes the innate intelligence that resides in nature, the power of the sun and light. In addition, St. George does not kill the dragon, he is content to control and train him. It tames the energies of the earth present during initiation rites and sacred ancestral.
The ancients knew these energies. Many civilizations of the Middle Neolithic Age built their sanctuaries in agreement with them. The man, between heaven and earth, then clung to harmonize these energies to improve the balance of the world.
. Part 3.
. Part 4.
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