Yes, you may be right about the stones. Carnelien, the one connected to Virgo helped me remember dreams. I used 3 placed under my pillow. My kids lost them so I'll have to get some more. It makes sense since Virgo is across from the house of dreams.
Every time I hear or read mention of the Holy of Holies, I can't help but think it symbolically represents the yoni, the most holy inner sanctuary of the woman where man so likes to be. The cord they had tied to help retrieve them feels like the umbilical cord. The soul enters the womb, perhaps, when the cord is already developed and when they exit the womb, they aren't ready to live on their own until the cord is severed. They could only enter the inner sanctuary once a year just as a woman can only give birth once per year. Inside the arc of the covenant placed in the Holy of Holies was the stone tablets, (2nd version because the 1st were broken in Moses' fit of anger) some manna and Moses rod or staff. The first priest, Aaron, along with Moses weren't allowed to enter the promised land because they disobeyed God and struck the rod twice instead of once on the stone, to produce water for the people and their herds. Again, I can't help be see the rod as a phallic symbol, one that fits so nicely inside the most holy place. Moses means "draw out" and Aaron means "light" or "high, exalted mountain", reminding me of the summit in sexual union. Some sources say Aaron means bearer of martyrs and one says it is an Egyption name Aha-ra with n added meaning "Warrior Lion", who we all know is the lover. N, nun, by the way is a Hebrew word meaning fish (semen?). What do you get when you take a rod in your hand and it turns into a serpent then combine Leo with semen than is drawn out? A baby
And because they struck the rock one too many times they didn't get to enter the promised land flowing with milk and honey. Actually, I think Moses and Aaron were finished with their earthly journeys and their punishment was really a reward for a job well done. Moses did appear in spirit form latter. I realize the Bible does contain real human history but so much of what I read seems like a symbolic sexual union when you know the real word meanings.
I hope someone corrects me if I'm wrong but I think Bel and Baal are the same. I hadn't ever read anything about Bel and the dragon until I googled just now. I don't have access to the original in Hebrew and of course, it isn't included in the Bible, but if the word for Bel or Baal is Hebrew Beth, Lamed or Beth, Ayin, Lamed. They are both the same. Notice Daniel's Babalonian name is
Belteshazzar. The Elohim, YHVH calling himself "I am" or the self existant eternal one couldn't have Jupiter being placed above him. Is the dragon Draco or Hydra? Draco is always visable in the N. Hemisphere but when Sag is clearly visable in the summer the dragon looks like its falling, head first. Sag isn't visible very long either, being quite south of the ecliptic. Aries, on the other hand, if I have YHVH right in the description of Aries, is fully visable for a really long time, according to my star chart. When he rises in the east, Sag is most visible and in the southern sky. Draco is falling. As Sag moves out of sight the dragon appears to come to life, standing upright. When Sag disappears Airies is front and center on the ecliptic to the south and Draco appears upright. (He always appears that way from Aries point of view) Now, looking at the dragon's tail as a phallic symbol, it is pointing up, erect, when Sag, Bel is in view but falls limp when Aries is in the same position. So, the great I AM wins, assuming Daniel slayed the dragon in the same way the lions became docile.
