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This, in turn, reinforces our capacity to act. Of course, this purely psychological explanation of the phenomenon carries a certain truth. But symbols are used in such variety and so systematically, particularly in religion, that we must presume there are other mechanisms at work here than just the purely psychological.

There is a nice tale about a scientist who was caught by a friend as he was in the process of fixing a horseshoe over his front door. In a world of the survival of the fittest, symbols and their usage particularly the religions with all their rituals and symbolism would never have survived across millennia if they were merely a waste of time and energy.

Good evidence for the actuality of the intrinsic content of symbols, and a good starting point for shining a light on their essence, can be found in the work of C.

Jung, particularly in relation to his theory of archetypes and the collective unconscious. Quite evidently there are regions beneath or on the other side of the visible world that have a real structure that is entirely independent of the individual psyche.

Regions or worlds to which we have no conscious access are automatically viewed as subordinate to the visible world. It is typical of Man who regards his knowledge and his world as the centre of the Multiverse and downgrades everything that takes place outside the visible sphere to merely secondary and insignificant.

If we extend beyond clearly existing symbols which, without being individually shaped, appear universally in dream analysis, psychoanalysis, etc.

We should not attempt to view these worlds from the perspective that they are worlds affiliated to us — worlds that exist for us and against us.

This means that any other structuring, i. We are only able to perceive those things that have a spatial and temporal existence.

The other universes are neither large nor small as they are not spatially organised. Feelings are not structured according to the natural laws of this three-dimensional space-time universe.

They cannot be detected with the instruments of our structuring; they are not made of three-dimensional, material elements.

They are not subject to gravity, they have no weight, no spatial extent, etc. Feelings are therefore elements from a feelings universe to which our consciousness has some access.

This access is very limited, however, as we can only detect a very small segment of this universe. The individual feelings are very precisely formed or developed.

Joy, fear or envy are always exactly the same sentiments, regardless of whether they are felt by an Australian aborigine, a Chinese banker or a llama in the South-American Andes.

The mental world, as well, would be a self-contained independent world to which we only have access through our consciousness, just like the world of physical sensations.

There are also symbols for abstract concepts, i. The first function of a symbol is to act as a sort of translator function which turns an abstract concept or state into a form that can be recognised in the material world.

There are quite clearly existing symbols which exist entirely independently of us, as described by Jung in his work on the Archetypical Unconscious.

But we are also able to create our own symbols. If, for example, a symbol from ancient Egyptian mythology which represented a specific deity for perhaps several thousand years, making it an aspect of the abstract worlds, were to be presented to a wise Indian or Chinese monk who is so far advanced in his consciousness that he is conscious of this aspect which embodied the deity.

Would this monk be able to assign the ancient symbol to the abstract aspect? Regardless of whether symbols only create their link from an abstract concept to a materially recognisable form individually or whether this connection then exists entirely objectively in the abstract worlds, it is clear that we are also able with an intention to create a symbol which then reminds us of our intention whenever our glance falls upon it.

The closer the symbol is in its physical structure is to the target of the symbolism, the better it can perform the task assigned to it.

Even a totally randomly-selected object can be conditioned, but when we draw upon an existing symbolism, the symbolic power naturally increases.

The movement of the hands, the flow of time and happening is placed in the background. This is a perfect symbol for what we would like to achieve.