Three-door symbolism at Kef Ball Relief encodes cosmic architecture. The Kef Ball Relief at Kef Kalesi, Turkey features three doorways representing underworld, physical reality, and celestial realms The middle doorway is the largest, representing physical reality as most important Tetrahedrons on the relief represent physical reality manifestation through sacred geometry
The Kef Ball Relief at Kef Kalesi, Turkey features three doorways representing underworld, physical reality, and celestial realms, with the middle doorway being the largest, suggesting physical reality was considered most important. Tetrahedrons on the relief represent physical manifestation through sacred geometry, while the ancient understanding of west as death and east as life based on the sun's movement reflects the microcosm-macrocosm relationship encoded in this architecture.
Key Facts
- The Kef Ball Relief at Kef Kalesi, Turkey features three doorways representing underworld, physical reality, and celestial realms
- The middle doorway is the largest, representing physical reality as most important
- Tetrahedrons on the relief represent physical reality manifestation through sacred geometry
- Ancient Egyptians and civilizations understood west as death and east as life based on sun's movement
- The concept of 'as above, so below' reflects the microcosm-macrocosm relationship understood by ancients
Related site: Kef Kalesi — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: Ancient Code of a LOST Civilization? | Egypt, Turkey, India, Bolivia - Matthew LaCroix, Danny Jones by Matthew LaCroix