07-12-2016, 07:56 PM
Maybe the dots indicate that the "things" are not to be thought of as literal spindles, but cosmic ones. Perhaps they represent the orbits of the planets. This may go back to a meaning of time or direction as well, or perhaps indicates more philosophical aspects.
Plato's Spindle of Necessity. The Goddess Necessity was the mother of the 3 fates. Also the idea of souls, afterlife, choosing good lives, justice, karma, music is in there too...
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Plato's Spindle of Necessity. The Goddess Necessity was the mother of the 3 fates. Also the idea of souls, afterlife, choosing good lives, justice, karma, music is in there too...
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