[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

(1) Hajar al-Aswad (Black Stone, see diagram)
broken into three pieces, encased in gold and silver

[RightWhale]

Nice. A sea of people. Don't know if it looks like Atlantis, but it is definitely circular.

[star777]

Hey scum on the other side thanks for your post.

I find it Interesting that the diagram you presented is a circular design surrounding an important feature. All similiar design, again concentric circles. I wonder if there some sacred geometry invovled in the design of the Kabba stone encasement.

I like how the stone is encased by three broken pieces elevating the stone on a mount of sort. Surrounded by Gold and silver, similiar to Platos description of a Gold wall and other walls made by other metals again surronding an important feature.

I was wonder what the scholars of the Islamic religion have to comment about the design and what it represents, where the design comes from and what each circle means. But in a scientific way not in dogmatic way.

Here is a little something I put together for your interest

http://www.starcomone.com/circles/

Why was this symbol used in the eons of time and what does it ultimately represent?



Regards

dj