Date : 021st / May / 2015 ; ( Total Set : 03Nos. ) ; ( New Time Hrs. : 1728 ).

Dear All Concern’s ;

!! Theirs Following My Right Hand Snap Related SomeSpeciFic Importances For Star Planets @ Unicorn & Janma Qualities Especially For Star Sun !!.

My Say : Star Sun with * Sarawathi Type Line @ Big Trident . Theirs @Segments Big Traingle For Star Sun . Its Too From Creator Brahma Related Eye Type Sign.

Celtic Type Lines Formation Sign @ Star Sun Segment .

Addition Are Type : ApolloType Sign that Relates too with Sun Type Arc & Small Ship Creative Formation with Zodiac Sign * Piseces Its Related Sign .

Theirs * Horse Type Symbol .

My Message : Star Nakshatra * Revati with Creative Formation Has Links Matching To ( ** Fleur de lis ) Left Type Symbol’s . My Responses Are In Explaining ; Its Goes @ Stake For Responses Reqd To Be Recd. From the Public & Citizens with Big Astrologer Findings .

Right Hand Symbol Could Be Relates Likes with Mayan Calender Resetting In Year 2012 . Secondly theirs 02 Mayan Calender ( From

Google.com ) . Primarily Mayan Calender Too Links For Their’s Country Related New *King @ Birth .

Regards All;

Mr. Deepak S. Sawant ; (Nick Name Mr.RonnieVorshet).

Images for Symbol @ King From God Soma .

Its ( ** Fleur de lis ) Acquired From Google.com .

<< In the Old World, there is an ancient belief that the Sun God was born from the sea and soaredinto the sky like an eagle. For this reason, ancient solar deities were often depicted as half-man/half-fish, or half-man and half-bird >> .     

              

 Above on the left is the Fish God Dagon, of Assyro-Babylonian mythology wearing a helmetcrowned with the Fleur de lis emblem symbolizing divinity and Lordship. Above on the right is arelief from the north wall of the Palace of king Sargon at Durrukin, 713–716 BC. depicting a winged deity also crowned with the Fleur de lis emblem. The winged deity is portrayed holding a ritual bucket in one hand and a pine cone from the Tree of Everlasting Life in the other.

(The illustration of the Fish God Dagon, is from With the World's People, by John Clark Ridpath (Clark E Ridpath, 1912,  the photo of thewingeddeityisfrom http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winged_genie).  

The symbol that we have come to recognize as the Fleur de lis, first appears in the art of the ancient Sumerians. Historians propose that Sumer was settled between 4500 and 4000 BC by

a non-Semitic people and that ancient Sumer was known as the "land of the civilized kings". The Sumerian word for "Lord" is apu, the same exact word for "Lord" used by the ancient Inca civilization of Peru (Hugh Fox, 2005 p.7).

The drawing above left is from a bronze cheek-piece for a horse (length: 51 centimeters) excavated from a tomb at ancient Salamis on the island of Cyprus dated the end of the 8th century BC. 

The drawing portrays a bearded winged deity with Fleur de lis symbol, in association with a winged sun disc. 

Above on the right is a drawing of Stela 11, from the ancient Maya ruins of Yaxchilan, in the state of Chiapas Mexico. The drawing portrays a powerful ruler named Bird Jaguar, wearing an elaborate feathered headdress with mask, and a pectoral thatencodes the Fleur-de-lis emblem as a symbol of divine rulership. 

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