Astrology and Kabbalah. In search of the temple and the soul

The anthropomorphic figure sealed in the lower part symbolizes Adam as the common, cumulative creation and the prototype of man in the material world.
The Creator created the first man out of dirt and dust and brought him to life (the soul is the part of God that he breathed into man). This happened in the month of Kheshvan, which is under the patronage of Scorpio.
From Adam upwards, like a spinal column, numerous anthropomorphic entities ascend.
At the very top, where the Spine ends, is a structure resembling elements of a temple. The same Jerusalem temple that King Solomon completed in the month of Cheshvan.
The spiral lines form the silhouette of a butterfly, one of Garik Goryani's favourite images, symbolising the soul, immortality, rebirth and resurrection, and the capacity for transformation and transformation.
The whole picture is strictly symmetrical, for symmetry is equilibrium, a symbol of order in the midst of self-organizing chaos.
Only something paired, i.e. twice repeated, can be symmetrical. And as the ancients said, "Bis repetita placenta" (that which pleases is twice repeated).