Hi,
Gurdjieff had something to say about a pentagram:
Their is also a kind of a swatiska symbol in the background, at least you can recognise it in the "preliminary diagram" from the already posted link: cropcirclemaker
And the parts of the cycles maybe symbolize moon-sickles. But I'm not sure with that one.
Gurdjieff had something to say about a pentagram:
ISOTM said:"… The next stage, the transformation of quaternity into quinternity and the construction of the pentagram has not one but many different meanings even in relation to man. And of these is learned, first of all, one, which is the most beyond doubt, relating to the work of centers.
"The development of the human machine and the enrichment of being begins with a new and unaccustomed functioning of this machine. We know that a man has five centers: the thinking, the emotional, the moving, the instinctive, and the sex. The predominant development of any one center at the expense of the others produces an extremely one-sided type of man, incapable of further development. But if a man brings the work of the five centers within him into harmonious accord, he then 'locks the pentagram within him' and becomes a finished type of the physically perfect man. The full and proper functioning of five centers brings them into union with the higher centers which introduce the missing principle and put man into direct and permanent
connection with objective consciousness and objective knowledge.
Their is also a kind of a swatiska symbol in the background, at least you can recognise it in the "preliminary diagram" from the already posted link: cropcirclemaker
And the parts of the cycles maybe symbolize moon-sickles. But I'm not sure with that one.