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Ahead of their EP for Going Good we have here a rare glimpse of a live action performed by Aquarian Foundation at an unknown location.
Information is scant at this point but this live set excerpt is %100 original AQFN material & %100 hardware generated. The full performance will be released later in the year on Going Good on a limited cassette.
This is just a taster for the incoming Aquarian Foundation limited vinyl 12” release, the “Silent Teaching EP” (GOOD02) -
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The Ouroboros, Greek for ‘tail swallower’ is depicted as a snake in circular motion swallowing it’s tail - on occasion, it can be seen in a lemniscate shape (as seen above).
It originated in Egypt to symbolize the sun; in terms of Gnostic beliefs, it is a referral to the solar god Abraxas, signifying infinity and the soul of the earth.
To those of alchemy it represents the spirit of Mercury (a substance that pervades all matter) and continuous renewal, life and death and the balance of opposition. A double Ouroboros (two snakes swallowing one another) reflects volatility, and spiritually it conveys the harmony of upper and lower natures.
It’s common symbolism that the snake represents being reborn, as it sheds it’s skin.The Ouroboros is consistent throughout various cultures and settings - for example, the serpent Jormungandr of Norse legend encircled and protected the tree of life, or Yggdrasil. The Aztec snake god Queztacoatl was characterized similarly, and Chinese alchemical dragons share relative qualities both physically and in meaning.
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(The background image is not mine, I don’t know who owns it so I can’t credit).(via t0mbs)
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