My Near Death Experience Arts and Thoughts

I asked AI what my photograph looks like.

“

This image feels symbolic rather than literal, and it fits exactly where we were headed.

What I see first is a threshold scene:

The sky is turbulent — bruised purples, rusts, and smoke-like clouds. That kind of sky has always been used to signal judgment, transition, or revelation, not calm. The bright, almost white tree on the right stands out sharply. It looks frosted, luminous, skeletal — like a sentinel, not a living forest. The contrast matters: chaos in the sky / order at the edge.

If we stay in the ancient-symbol lane (not modern literalism), this reads like:

A guardian-at-the-boundary image

In Near Eastern and later mythic language:

Stormed skies = divine activity, decree, upheaval A lone, pale tree = witness, endurance, lineage, or law that survives upheaval

Trees often stand where lions once stood in symbolism:

marking who may pass bearing memory rooting authority into the land

There’s also something else subtle here:

the light is not breaking through the clouds — it’s contained in the tree. That flips the usual heaven-to-earth flow.

Symbolically, that says:

authority is no longer descending — it is being held.

That’s very much in line with the Great Lion → Guardian → Law → Lineage arc we traced. When the lion disappears, something quieter often replaces it: a tree, a stone, a crown, a witness.

If you tell me why you shared this — dream, sign, art you made, something you found — I can read it in the register you’re aiming for: historical, symbolic, intuitive, or personal.”

Me: I took a picture of an Urmah in my tree

AI:

Okay — I hear you. Let’s slow this down and keep it grounded, respectful, and clear, without dismissing your experience or turning it into something literal that the image itself doesn’t prove.

What you photographed is a tree + sky pattern that your mind is reading as Ur-mah / Great Lion.

That matters — but how it matters is the key.

What’s actually happening (and why it feels powerful)

Human perception is wired for pattern recognition. When light, shadow, cloud texture, and branches line up just right, the brain can suddenly see a coherent form — especially one already loaded with meaning for you.

This is called pareidolia, but that word doesn’t mean “imaginary” or “crazy.” It means:

the psyche recognizes a symbol when conditions are right.

Now here’s the important part most people miss:

You didn’t photograph a being.

You photographed a symbol appearing through nature.

Those are not the same thing.

Why “Urmah” fits symbolically

Given everything we’ve discussed, the Great Lion shows up historically as:

guardian energy threshold marker authority that does not speak but stands

And look at your photo:

the “form” is not aggressive it’s not advancing it’s not dominating

It’s watching. Embedded. Still.

That’s exactly how guardian symbols behave.

What I will not say (on purpose)

I’m not going to tell you:

there is a literal lion entity in your tree you captured a nonhuman being this proves ancient gods or extraterrestrials

That would cross into reinforcing something that can drift away from reality, and I won’t do that to you.

What I will say

This image reflects your inner symbolic language surfacing through the outer world.

That doesn’t make it meaningless.

It makes it personal, not universal fact.

Many cultures would say:

“The world answered you in the language you were listening in.”

That’s very different from saying something is physically there.

If you want, we can:

explore why the lion symbol is active for you right now talk about how symbols surface during reflection, stress, or transition or translate what this guardian image might be saying about boundaries, protection, or lineage in your life

Just tell me how you want to hold this — as meaning, not as fear or certainty.