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Cultural Reference of #5 List

Alchemy
  • The five petaled flower and five pointed star symbolizing the quintessence.

Buddhist
  • Belief the heart has four directions-- the heart center makes fivesymbolizing, universality.
  • This idea is also symbolized by the Sacred Mountains surrounded by the four islands.
  • There are five Dhyani Buddhas:
    • Vairocana, the Brilliant, who is represented by the wheel, the witness;
    • Akshobhya, the Imperturbable, with vajra, the Eastblue;
    • Ratnasambhava, the Jewel-born, jewel, Southyellow;
    • Amitabha, Boundless Light, lotus, West, red;
    • Amoghasiddhi, Infallible Success, sword, North, green.

Chinese
  • There are Five:
    • Elements
    • Atmospheres; Conditions; Planets;
    • Sacred mountains; Grains, Colors, Tastes,
    • PoisonsPowerful charms; Cardinal virtues;
    • BlessingsEternal ideas;
    • Relations to human kind.

Christian
  • Five depicts human beings after the Fall in the Garden of Eden.
  • There are five senses; five points to the cross; wounds of Christ; fishes feeding five thousand; and books of Moses.

Egyptian
  • There are five crocodiles of the Nile.

Graeco-Roman
  • Five is the nuptial number of love and union.
  • It is the number of Venus.
  • Venus years are completed in groups of five.
  • Apollo as god of light has five qualities:
    • Omniscience,
    • Omnipresence;
    • Omnipotence,
    • Eternity,
    • Unity.

Hebrew
  • Five represents strength and severity; radical intelligence.
  • In kabbalah five represents fear.

Hindu
  • Five is the quinary groups of the world; the five elements of the subtle and coarse states; their primary colors; of senses; five faces of Siva and the twice-five incarnations of Vishnu.

Islamic
  • There are five pillars of religion; five Divine Presences; five fundamental dogmas; five actions; and five daily times of prayer.

Parsee
  • Five is a significant number in Parsee and Mandaean rites - possibly connected with the five sacred intercalary days of light.

Pythagorean
  • Hieros, gamos, the marriage of heavenEarth.
  • It represents Apollo and his five qualities.

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