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Happy Easter.

Please I need a clarification on "The hidden Astrology behind Da Vinci's 'last supper'.

Any better explanation will be appreciated.

Preferably from Agnosticism to avert any forms of bias.

Thanks.

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Too esoteric for the typical NLer.

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I don't understand your question that much but what I know from the original date Vinci's painting of the Lord's supper,Mary Magdalene was placed on a very important and strategic position
Try to read the book Da Vinci's code to understand better

[img]https://taughtbydegree.files./2019/03/last-supper-4-elements-2-4.jpg[/img]

The painting represents the scene of the Last Supper of Jesus
with his apostles, as it is told in the Gospel of John, 13:21
From Right: Bartholomew, James, son of Alphaeus, and
Andrew form the 1st group of three.
Judas Iscariot, Peter, and John { Mary Magdalene} form the
2nd group of three.
Jesus Christ { Center}
Apostle Right of Jesus: Thomas, James the Greater, and
Philip are the next group of three.
Matthew, Jude Thaddeus, and Simon the Zealot are the final
group of three.
The Alchemical Allegory of the Last Supper
Da Vinci’s Last Supper focuses on Jesus Christ as the center
of the painting with the Apostles divided equally into both
sides in a group of four by three. What is the meaning behind
the formation?
According to the ancients, the First Matter has a fourfold
structure which they attributed to the existence of four
archetypal forces or elements of creation which they named
Earth, Water, Air, and Fire.
Genesis 1: 1-3: In the beginning, God created the heaven and
the Earth. And the earth was without form and void, and
darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit (Air) of
God moved upon the face of the Waters . And God said, Let
there be light: and there was Light (Fire) .”
Empedocles (494 BC) , a Greek philosopher, was the first
Philosopher who formalized the cosmogonic theory of the four
classical elements. In his Tetrasomia “Doctrine of the Four
Elements”, Fire and Air are “outwardly reaching” elements,
reaching up and out, whereas Earth and Water turn inward and
downward.
Aristotle (384-322 B.C.) promoted Empedocles’ idea that all
materials on Earth were composed of the four elements water,
air, earth, and fire. Aristotle added a fifth element called ether,
which was supposedly a perfect substance of which heavenly
bodies were composed. Aristotle believed that humans were a
complex mixture of the four elements. Since people were not
all alike, there had to be differences in the amount of each
element they were made up of.
Leonardo Da Vinci, (April 15, 1452 – May 2, 1519) , the
painter of the Last Supper was once associated with the Rose
Cross Movement during the Rennaisance Period. It was in
1495 to 1498 in Milan, Italy when he was commissioned by
the Duke of Milan Ludovico Sforza to do a mural painting of
the Last Supper on the refectory of the city’s Monastery of
Santa Maria Delle Grazie based on the Gospel of the Bible’s
Passover Dinner. It took him three years to complete the 4.6m
x 8.8m mural as he could not find the right model for the
personalities of Apostles including Jesus Christ. From the
book Leonardo’s Shadow by Christopher Grey, he was able to
get volunteer model from store owners in the community
whom he was indebted because of his financial difficulties of
having short of payment from his mentor, the Duke.
Analyzing the formation of the apostles on the painting, it
seems Leonardo Da Vinci created an unusual esoteric pattern
of the alchemical elements of creation, the four elements, the
trinitarian principle: body, soul and spirit or the alchemical
salt, sulfur, and mercury, and then the duality of all things.
The last Supper representation of the Zodiac showing the
equinoxes and solstices and their corresponding elements and
modalities.
The Four Elements and the Three Modalities
According to the ancient wisdom of alchemy, these four
elements form the basis of all life:
Fire, representing action and creativity, fuels the signs of Aries,
Leo, and Sagittarius.
Water, symbolizing emotions, underlies the signs of Cancer,
Scorpio, and Pisces.
Air, corresponding to intellect, is the dominating force for
Libra, Aquarius, and Gemini.
Earth, which stands for substance and practicality, is the
hallmark of Capricorn, Taurus, and Virgo.
The Three Modalities
The four elements form the backbone of all Western mysteries,
including Kabbalah. Each of the four elements can be
expressed in three different modalities. Astrology follows the
four seasons, which correspond to the four elements, and
each of these three month seasons is comprised of a cardinal,
fixed, and mutable.
The cardinal modality marks the beginning of the season
and the power of initiation.
The fixed modality corresponds to the middle of the season
and the power of sustaining.
The mutable modality represents the end of the season and
the power of change.
Elements and Modalities
Fire
Water
Air
Earth
Cardinal
Aries
Cancer
Libra
Capricorn
Fixed
Leo
Scorpio
Aquarius
Taurus
Mutable
Sagittarius
Pisces
Gemini
Virgo
Each of the four elements presents a cardinal expression, a
fixed expression, and a mutable expression. Four elements
times three modalities equal twelve distinct energy fields and
therefore the twelve signs.
Even though Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius, for example, are all
fire signs, they each represent a different archetype. Aries
personifies the warrior or soldier. Leo embodies the king, who
is protected by the warrior. And Sagittarius connotes the
prophet, wizard, or adviser, who ensures the upholding of the
ethics of both the warrior and the king.
Aries, the cardinal fire sign, begins the process. Sagittarius,
the mutable sign, acted as the messenger, the connector, the
agent of change from one season to the next. Leo, the fixed
fire sign, then receives the flame from Aries and strives to
maintain it.
The fixed signs, embedded in the middle of the season, radiate
the full force of the seasonal trend. Taurus occurs when spring
blooms everywhere; Leo falls under the strongest sun. Scorpio,
the sign of death, rules when the leaves fall from the trees,
and Aquarius rules when ice and cold fiercely grip the ground.
The mutable signs, meanwhile, foster the transition of one
season to the next in the same way that film editors endeavor
to avoid jarring jump cuts between scenes. Gemini bridges
spring and summer, Virgo ushers summer into autumn,
Sagittarius shoots arrows from autumn to winter, and Pisces
thaws winter into spring. Just as diversity and mutations in
evolution ensure the survival of many different species and
therefore a dynamic and functioning biosphere, the mutable
signs provide the change and diversity that permit survival
amid the earth’s changing physical states. The mutable
guarantee our ability to adjust.
The Power of the Signs
Combining the characteristics of its element with these of its
modality will determine the root power of any particular
archetype.
Aries : cardinal fire. the root power stems from an ability to
initiate (cardinal) action (fire). Success requires initiation, the
pushing, and furthering of the goals.
Taurus : fixed earth. The power comes from stability (earth),
patience, and sustaining (fixed) an effort for long periods of
time. The need to connect to the five senses in matters that
concern talents, values, and finances.
Gemini : mutable air. The root power manifests in the ability to
adjust (mutable) the style of communication (air) to any
fluctuating circumstance. Improvise (mutable) and wield
intelligence (air).
Cancer : cardinal water. The power derives from initiating
(cardinal) emotional processes (water). The giver (cardinal) of
life, give birth (cardinal) to situations that will allow nurturing
(water) people or projects.
Leo: fixed fire. The root power comes from perseverance
(fixed) in action (fire). Can become famous and respected in
your circles if you maintain a steady and focused (fixed)
creative force (fire) with the ultimate goal of benevolence.
Virgo : mutable earth. The root power emerges from the ability
to edit, fix, and adjust (mutable) situations so that life around
becomes more efficient and effective (earth). This editorial
work ultimately ought to be directed toward service to
humankind.
Libra: cardinal air. Your power root lies in initiating (cardinal)
communication (air). This ability grants you mastery over
relationships and justice, provided that you initiate (cardinal)
conversations and work on your diplomacy (air).
Scorpio : fixed water. the ower root springs from the ability to
remain (fixed) intensely emotional and intimate (water) in
relationships.
Sagittarius: mutable fire. the power emerges from the capacity
to spread (mutable) philosophies, moral codes, and belief
systems (fire), especially when engaging in an innate sense of
optimism. The duty to humankind relates to teaching, learning,
and adjusting (mutable) the negative attitudes and actions
(fire) of others.
Capricorn: cardinal earth. Your root power comes from
initiating (cardinal) practical applications of talents, assets,
and resources (earth). You embody the business plan of the
zodiac wheel. Your success is assured when you set a definite
goal (cardinal) and then practice patience and discipline
(earth).
Aquarius: fixed air. the root power stems from a stable and
consistent (fixed) interplay with the community and friends
(air). Pillar (fixed) of a large group of people (air). Success
lies in cultivating innovative, funny, and futuristic ideas (air).
Pisces : mutable water, the root power derives from the
capacity to improve life and generate change (mutable) via
imagination, mysticism, and compassion (water). It can
cultivate success with the sensitivity to the emotional (water)
states of others. Dreams and fantasy (water) often serve as
the tools by which manifest the preferred life.
The Rosicrucian Order of Studies
“According to the credo of the mysteries, only by developing
one’s faculties of will, intuition, and reason to an extraordinary
degree could one ever gain access to the hidden forces in the
universe. Only through complete mastery of body, soul, and
spirit could one see beyond death and perceive the pathways
to be taken in the afterlife. Only when one has conquered fate
and acquired divine freedom could he or she, the initiate,
become a seer, a magician, an initiator.”
First Order – Four Elements
Ancient of Earth
Ancient of Air
Ancient of Water
Ancient of Fire
Second Order – Three Modalities
Adeptus Minor
Adeptus Major
Adeptus Exemptus
Third Order – Polarity
Magister
Magus

some no even know it's davicin drawing so it will be very hard to get what you are expecting or want.
Try and use Google.

ExAngel007:
[img]https://taughtbydegree.files./2019/03/last-supper-4-elements-2-4.jpg[/img]

The painting represents the scene of the Last Supper of Jesus
with his apostles, as it is told in the Gospel of John, 13:21
From Right: Bartholomew, James, son of Alphaeus, and
Andrew form the 1st group of three.
Judas Iscariot, Peter, and John { Mary Magdalene} form the
2nd group of three.
Jesus Christ { Center}
Apostle Right of Jesus: Thomas, James the Greater, and
Philip are the next group of three.
Matthew, Jude Thaddeus, and Simon the Zealot are the final
group of three.
The Alchemical Allegory of the Last Supper
Da Vinci’s Last Supper focuses on Jesus Christ as the center
of the painting with the Apostles divided equally into both
sides in a group of four by three. What is the meaning behind
the formation?
According to the ancients, the First Matter has a fourfold
structure which they attributed to the existence of four
archetypal forces or elements of creation which they named
Earth, Water, Air, and Fire.
Genesis 1: 1-3: In the beginning, God created the heaven and
the Earth. And the earth was without form and void, and
darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit (Air) of
God moved upon the face of the Waters . And God said, Let
there be light: and there was Light (Fire) .”
Empedocles (494 BC) , a Greek philosopher, was the first
Philosopher who formalized the cosmogonic theory of the four
classical elements. In his Tetrasomia “Doctrine of the Four
Elements”, Fire and Air are “outwardly reaching” elements,
reaching up and out, whereas Earth and Water turn inward and
downward.
Aristotle (384-322 B.C.) promoted Empedocles’ idea that all
materials on Earth were composed of the four elements water,
air, earth, and fire. Aristotle added a fifth element called ether,
which was supposedly a perfect substance of which heavenly
bodies were composed. Aristotle believed that humans were a
complex mixture of the four elements. Since people were not
all alike, there had to be differences in the amount of each
element they were made up of.
Leonardo Da Vinci, (April 15, 1452 – May 2, 1519) , the
painter of the Last Supper was once associated with the Rose
Cross Movement during the Rennaisance Period. It was in
1495 to 1498 in Milan, Italy when he was commissioned by
the Duke of Milan Ludovico Sforza to do a mural painting of
the Last Supper on the refectory of the city’s Monastery of
Santa Maria Delle Grazie based on the Gospel of the Bible’s
Passover Dinner. It took him three years to complete the 4.6m
x 8.8m mural as he could not find the right model for the
personalities of Apostles including Jesus Christ. From the
book Leonardo’s Shadow by Christopher Grey, he was able to
get volunteer model from store owners in the community
whom he was indebted because of his financial difficulties of
having short of payment from his mentor, the Duke.
Analyzing the formation of the apostles on the painting, it
seems Leonardo Da Vinci created an unusual esoteric pattern
of the alchemical elements of creation, the four elements, the
trinitarian principle: body, soul and spirit or the alchemical
salt, sulfur, and mercury, and then the duality of all things.
The last Supper representation of the Zodiac showing the
equinoxes and solstices and their corresponding elements and
modalities.
The Four Elements and the Three Modalities
According to the ancient wisdom of alchemy, these four
elements form the basis of all life:
Fire, representing action and creativity, fuels the signs of Aries,
Leo, and Sagittarius.
Water, symbolizing emotions, underlies the signs of Cancer,
Scorpio, and Pisces.
Air, corresponding to intellect, is the dominating force for
Libra, Aquarius, and Gemini.
Earth, which stands for substance and practicality, is the
hallmark of Capricorn, Taurus, and Virgo.
The Three Modalities
The four elements form the backbone of all Western mysteries,
including Kabbalah. Each of the four elements can be
expressed in three different modalities. Astrology follows the
four seasons, which correspond to the four elements, and
each of these three month seasons is comprised of a cardinal,
fixed, and mutable.
The cardinal modality marks the beginning of the season
and the power of initiation.
The fixed modality corresponds to the middle of the season
and the power of sustaining.
The mutable modality represents the end of the season and
the power of change.
Elements and Modalities
Fire
Water
Air
Earth
Cardinal
Aries
Cancer
Libra
Capricorn
Fixed
Leo
Scorpio
Aquarius
Taurus
Mutable
Sagittarius
Pisces
Gemini
Virgo
Each of the four elements presents a cardinal expression, a
fixed expression, and a mutable expression. Four elements
times three modalities equal twelve distinct energy fields and
therefore the twelve signs.
Even though Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius, for example, are all
fire signs, they each represent a different archetype. Aries
personifies the warrior or soldier. Leo embodies the king, who
is protected by the warrior. And Sagittarius connotes the
prophet, wizard, or adviser, who ensures the upholding of the
ethics of both the warrior and the king.
Aries, the cardinal fire sign, begins the process. Sagittarius,
the mutable sign, acted as the messenger, the connector, the
agent of change from one season to the next. Leo, the fixed
fire sign, then receives the flame from Aries and strives to
maintain it.
The fixed signs, embedded in the middle of the season, radiate
the full force of the seasonal trend. Taurus occurs when spring
blooms everywhere; Leo falls under the strongest sun. Scorpio,
the sign of death, rules when the leaves fall from the trees,
and Aquarius rules when ice and cold fiercely grip the ground.
The mutable signs, meanwhile, foster the transition of one
season to the next in the same way that film editors endeavor
to avoid jarring jump cuts between scenes. Gemini bridges
spring and summer, Virgo ushers summer into autumn,
Sagittarius shoots arrows from autumn to winter, and Pisces
thaws winter into spring. Just as diversity and mutations in
evolution ensure the survival of many different species and
therefore a dynamic and functioning biosphere, the mutable
signs provide the change and diversity that permit survival
amid the earth’s changing physical states. The mutable
guarantee our ability to adjust.
The Power of the Signs
Combining the characteristics of its element with these of its
modality will determine the root power of any particular
archetype.
Aries : cardinal fire. the root power stems from an ability to
initiate (cardinal) action (fire). Success requires initiation, the
pushing, and furthering of the goals.
Taurus : fixed earth. The power comes from stability (earth),
patience, and sustaining (fixed) an effort for long periods of
time. The need to connect to the five senses in matters that
concern talents, values, and finances.
Gemini : mutable air. The root power manifests in the ability to
adjust (mutable) the style of communication (air) to any
fluctuating circumstance. Improvise (mutable) and wield
intelligence (air).
Cancer : cardinal water. The power derives from initiating
(cardinal) emotional processes (water). The giver (cardinal) of
life, give birth (cardinal) to situations that will allow nurturing
(water) people or projects.
Leo: fixed fire. The root power comes from perseverance
(fixed) in action (fire). Can become famous and respected in
your circles if you maintain a steady and focused (fixed)
creative force (fire) with the ultimate goal of benevolence.
Virgo : mutable earth. The root power emerges from the ability
to edit, fix, and adjust (mutable) situations so that life around
becomes more efficient and effective (earth). This editorial
work ultimately ought to be directed toward service to
humankind.
Libra: cardinal air. Your power root lies in initiating (cardinal)
communication (air). This ability grants you mastery over
relationships and justice, provided that you initiate (cardinal)
conversations and work on your diplomacy (air).
Scorpio : fixed water. the ower root springs from the ability to
remain (fixed) intensely emotional and intimate (water) in
relationships.
Sagittarius: mutable fire. the power emerges from the capacity
to spread (mutable) philosophies, moral codes, and belief
systems (fire), especially when engaging in an innate sense of
optimism. The duty to humankind relates to teaching, learning,
and adjusting (mutable) the negative attitudes and actions
(fire) of others.
Capricorn: cardinal earth. Your root power comes from
initiating (cardinal) practical applications of talents, assets,
and resources (earth). You embody the business plan of the
zodiac wheel. Your success is assured when you set a definite
goal (cardinal) and then practice patience and discipline
(earth).
Aquarius: fixed air. the root power stems from a stable and
consistent (fixed) interplay with the community and friends
(air). Pillar (fixed) of a large group of people (air). Success
lies in cultivating innovative, funny, and futuristic ideas (air).
Pisces : mutable water, the root power derives from the
capacity to improve life and generate change (mutable) via
imagination, mysticism, and compassion (water). It can
cultivate success with the sensitivity to the emotional (water)
states of others. Dreams and fantasy (water) often serve as
the tools by which manifest the preferred life.
The Rosicrucian Order of Studies
“According to the credo of the mysteries, only by developing
one’s faculties of will, intuition, and reason to an extraordinary
degree could one ever gain access to the hidden forces in the
universe. Only through complete mastery of body, soul, and
spirit could one see beyond death and perceive the pathways
to be taken in the afterlife. Only when one has conquered fate
and acquired divine freedom could he or she, the initiate,
become a seer, a magician, an initiator.”
First Order – Four Elements
Ancient of Earth
Ancient of Air
Ancient of Water
Ancient of Fire
Second Order – Three Modalities
Adeptus Minor
Adeptus Major
Adeptus Exemptus
Third Order – Polarity
Magister
Magus

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Slimdan360:
I don't understand your question that much but what I know from the original date Vinci's painting of the Lord's supper,Mary Magdalene was placed on a very important and strategic position
Try to read the book da Vinci's code to understand better

Op... This person is right, go and read the book called "Da Vinci Code"

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Da Vinci was never mentioned as a disciple of Jesus nor being a participate at the last supper table, but some people still conclude and defend his painting as a true and uncontestable representation of the last supper event. This painting as beautiful as it is, has led many astray and it will continue to lead many astray.