Diapositive 11 sur 68

(Picture from : http://www.kheper.net/topics/chakras/Swadhisthana.htm )

Two heads, symbol of division, loss of fusion and unity, (ambivalence). Root of imagination, dream, artistic inspiration
1. She holds the arrow of the desiring love (source of duality and life). She is drinking soma. This product does not seem of either a special biochemical interest, or a sweet taste ; but it looks like sperm…
2. A crane (emotions ruling her behaviour). Svadhisthana is associated to Yama, God of death.
3. A drum indicating its link with rhythm.
4. A hatchet : sharp energy to overcome obstacles. For Stärcke A. (1921), the withdrawal of the nipple would be the “primary castration” at the root of the “castration complex”. [The castration complex, IJP II, pp. 180-182.].