Thirteen Libra Paintings

In our body, the Sahasrara or head center corresponds to the North Pole, while the Muladhara or base center is the South Pole. The diaphragm, between the solar plexus and the heart centre, is the equator, which corresponds to the equator of the planet and to the zodiacal sign of Libra. The equator is equidistant from the North Pole and the South Pole and the point of balance between the two poles. Libra represents the equilibrium between the outgoing horizontal movement towards objectivity and the inward vertical movement towards subjectivity. When the fulcrum is stable, there is an ascent of consciousness to higher planes.

The Images of Synthesis for the month of Libra illustrate the related symbolism. You find there detailed explanations of the paintings in four languages (en/de/es/fr). And you can download print-versions (high resolution) for free. Or subscribe to the Lunar Messenger newsletter.

Libra – Balancing the Higher and the Lower Pole
8 August 2010, pencils, crayons and photo work Libra – The Mother with the Tiger in the Jungle of the City
11 July 2011, pencils, crayons and photo work Libra – Birth of the New Earth
16 June 2012, pencils, crayons and photo work Libra – The Ascent of the Soul from the Abyss
20 May 2013, pencils and photo work Libra – The Upper and the Lower Bird and the Magnetism of Life
04 June 2014, pencils and photo work Libra – From the Periphery to the Centre
13 June 2015, pencils and photo work Libra – Passing through the Sun Centre
14 June 2016, pencils and photo work Libra – Nyasa Vidya, Adjusting to the Planes
19 June 2017, pencils and photo work Libra – The Fulcrum Principle of the Universe
12 June 2018, pencils and photo work Libra – The Jewel of the Seventh Lotus
17 June 2019, pencils and photo work Libra – The Exaltation of Venus
25 June 2020, pencils and photo work Libra – The Wheel of Creation
25 June 2021, pencils and photo work Libra – At the Deep
5 July 2022, pencils and photo work