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[C.Beck]

buuuuump. Is it time? is it time?
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[lilithsansracine]

Cube: on the ground level, medium size, translucent appearance with while colour and black borders. Turned sideways.

Ladder: natural looking and has a friendly ivy creeping on it. off to the side of the horizon. very tall.

Horse: energetic, it just can't sit still its galloping everywhere but its thoughtful and introspective yet seeks experience in even the most dull situations. Also likes mellowing out near the ladder from time to time.

flowers: little patches of flowers scattered everywhere. Multicoloured.

Storm: changes the order in which everything is arranged in the horizon however, nothing really affects the objects' states otherwise.
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[Another]

Meanwhile...as we wait...


Interpretive variables ...Multi Cultural meanings granted to Symbols of Horse, flowers, Ladder, etc


"Jungian and Freudian definition with a little new age theory thrown in - " (color only)

Colors:

--black - all colors, good for banishing or absorbing negativity

--blue - wisdom, mental planes, clarity healing, throat chakra communication, spirit communication

--brown - earth, matter, healing of physical health

--yellow - sun, clarity, spirituality, memory, learning

--gold - transformation, divinity, masculine, cleansing & balancing

--gray - feminine energy, enhances other elements

--green - creativity, growth, heart chakra (emotional balance), wealth, money, earth

--orange - wisdom, brilliance, life energy, fast change

--red - vitality, passion, power, element fire

--pink - passive love, gentleness

--purple - royalty, psychic protection & enhancement

--violet - uncalculating warmth, lovingness, egyptian color of the warrior

--white - purity, absence of color

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Ladder. A motif taken from everyday agricultural life, the ladder is symbolic
of searching; rising above the petty problems of life.

ILadder. - Internal - Spiritual: The rungs on a ladder represent levels in a hierarchy, and
so can symbolise levels of spiritual awareness. A ladder may indicate communication
between levels, or ascension to a higher spiritual plane.

Sometimes the ladder - like Jacob's in the Book of Genesis - is used by angels descending
and ascending: a symbol of communication between the spiritual and physical aspects of the self,
or between the true self and the ego.



Horse. The horse appears as the ancient sign of the sun. Archeologists claim
that the horse was first domesticated in Ukraine. This motif symbolize wealth
or prosperity, endurance and speed; it also emphasizes the motion of the sun.

Horse Legends and History The Horse symbolizes success, freedom, travel, strength,
power, nobility, wisdom and loyalty. It is also a symbol of life and death, grace
and beauty. The Horse represents courage, speed and endurance.

Horse. The Horse in ancient Greece
was given not only wings but immortality. These divine beings
were believed to be the offspring of the Four Winds, which
would take on the forms of horses carrying Zeus in his chariot.
A whole stable of divine steeds was available to gods and
goddesses throughout the ancient Greek realm. Of all the
divine Horses, Pegasus is the most famous.
That winged steed was thought to carry the thunderbolts of Zeus across the sky.

Jungian Archetypal/ HORSE/ Animal life




Flowers. The flower
Flowers are the embodiment of nature and concise symbols
of the cycle of birth, life, procreation, death and rebirth.
Specific flowers have come to represent a myriad of different
beliefs in different cultures. In the East, the lotus flower has
tremendous spiritual significance, as does the rose in the West.
Similarly, the tremendous spectrum of colours present in
flowers can have symbolic importance; white for purity,
red for passion, or to represent the blood of Christ are but a few examples.


Star or Rose. This ideogram is most commonly found in its eight-pointed form.
It is one of the most beautiful and versatile of the geometric representations and is
said to signify purity, life, the giver of light, the center of all knowledge as well as
beauty, elegance and perfection. In the Christian context, the star or rose
becomes the herald of Christ's birth, a symbol of God's love toward man.

& extra source
As a light shining in the darkness, the star is often considered a symbol of truth,
of the spirit and of hope. The symbol of the star embodies the concept
of the divine spark within each of us. Their nocturnal nature leads stars
to represent the struggle against the forces of darkness and the unknown.
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[nonentropic]

Another

- very interesting...thanks -

[Another]

[nightwing]

1. Crystal. Light Blue (as seen here). Diamond cut. Smooth. Sturdy. Medium - 15ft. Tilted on one corner. Floating slightly above the ground.

2. Resting on the left side of the cube. Roughly as long as the cube. Light gold. Lithe. Slender. Highly durable.

3. White horse. Grazing the grass on the bottom right of the cube. Wandering about. Looks at the other objects with great intrigue - trying to solve their mystery. Curious. Imaginative. Free-spirited.

4. Poppies. Mostly golden, few red. Dispersed everywhere. Seem to dance with the gentle wind.

5. A powerful storm hits. The white horse and red poppies become nutrients for the growing earth. The ladder has burst into tiny fragments and is scattered everywhere. Fits right in with the scenery. The crystal cube (with a noticeable chip on the upper right) and several golden poppies remain. Dew drops on the crystal's surface glisten in the early morning sun. A bluish glow lights up within the cube. Looks more beautiful than before. Untouched by the will of others.

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* Haha. Somehow, I'm getting an omen about killing off my horse.
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[nightwing]

[Annabel_Lee]

Haha, sorry to have kept you hanging guys. But now seems like the time. Dun dun dun.

Another, some of the stuff you've posted really does seem more meaningful than what the Cube Game tells us. Thanks for that

Oh, also note that there are a couple of variations on the meaning that exist out there for the game. I'm just going to go with the one that I played with.

Alrighty,
The reveal:

The Cube:
The cube represents how you view yourself or the self in general.

Size- this refers to the size of you ego.

[nonentropic]

hmm, and i wonder how "they" ever came up with these descriptions/explanations for this game that "they" created, and why was it created? these things i do not understand.

this is not how i see it/or things. oh well. i'm not a believer in authority fortunately. i am able to hold my own view of things and myself...not that i'm going any further than this here and now. it was interesting, mostly for seeing others answers/replies.

imo, it is better to ask people directly what they think about themselves, their plans, their friends (if any), their lover(s) (again, if any) and so on. if, people knew themselves well and would be honest...such games would never be needed. they would only confuse things...as it has in my case. for i am very honest and not in any need of having anything drawn-out or found out from me in any sort of indirect way. i know myself very well and i think i can explain myself well too. whether anyone else ever understands or believes me...well, that is another matter.

thanks again, Annabel_Lee, Another and everyone else who "played" the game. it was interesting.
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[Annabel_Lee]

There are no serious implications of it at all. We do some things just for fun. This would be one of them.
I wouldn't invest any more meaningful thought in it, but most people just enjoy games and the like.
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[A different mind]

I enjoyed the game, but the explanations aren't correct.
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[Zephr]

I feel I unnecessarily constrained myself with the chalkboard drawing, which I kind of figured would happen really, but that's how it started, and I couldn't get the image out of my head.

So yeah, my results are skewed, but it was fun anyway.
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[C.Beck]

mine was alright. Here's my translation:

[Romana]

[Another]

Ok. Here's how a different group responded to being cubed




http://www.enneagraminstitute.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=9217
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