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A mandala-like swastika, composed of Hebrew letters and surrounded by a circle and a mystical hymn in Aramaic. Appears in the Kabbalistic work "Parashat Eliezer" by Rabbi Eliezer ben Isaac Fischel of Strizhov, a commentary on the ancient eschatological book "Karnayim", ascribed to Rabbi Aharon of Kardina. The shape of the symbol and the contents of the hymn show strong solar symbolism.
Date
18th century, possibly much earlier
Source
The book "Parashat Eliezer" by Rabbi Eliezer ben Isaac Fischel of Strizhov
Copyright-free as an ancient mystical symbol, published in a 18th century book
Other versions
The book was recently republished in Jerusalem by Avraham Yaakov Bombach
Strizhov (Strizhovka) is a small town in Ukraine, Zhytomyr Oblast
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