Djed Pillar Symbolism in Ancient Egyptian Religion and Cosmology #1632040 (License: Personal Use)

This esoteric diagram illustrates the Djed pillar-a foundational symbol of stability, resurrection, and divine power in ancient Egyptian religion-integrated with Hermetic and Qabalistic interpretations. The winged sun disk (1) represents Ra-Horakhty, while the two serpents (2 & 3) signify protective uraei; the central axis (10) denotes the World Tree or Axis Mundi, with labeled zones reflecting spiritual ascent from the Abyss (4-6) to the Veil (5) and beyond. The right-side glyph is a stylized ankh-djed-was composite, reinforcing themes of life, stability, and dominion.

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