As a Force-sensitive, the Twi'lek was recruited into the New Jedi Order and came to Jedi Master Luke Skywalker's Jedi Praxeum on the fourth moon of Yavin Prime for training;[4] she was one of the first of her species to do so.[6] Daeshara'cor spent the entirety of her formal Jedi training at the Praxeum. Other Jedi who observed her believed that she worked hard to succeed and Daeshara'cor attained the rank of Jedi Knight. Due to her diligence, the Twi'lek was held in admiration by some younger Jedi.[4] Aware that the emotion was traditionally seen as a path to the dark side of the Force, however, Daeshara'cor kept her deep anger hidden from others.[1]
It was only once the Twi'lek had a period of introspection and discussion with Luke Skywalker that she began to realize that hatred was obscuring traditional Jedi beliefs. Upon this epiphany, Daeshara'cor demonstrated her bravery and dedication to the preservation of life by facing the Yuuzhan Vong directly rather than employing stealth tactics and by giving up her life to save Anakin Solo. Following her abandonment of hatred, therefore, Daeshara'cor began to fight in the service of the Force rather than in service to her emotions and desires. As such, Daeshara'cor was willing to die and did not fear for her life, instead resigning herself to death and holding on to her Jedi principles.[4]
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The eye of Horus is an incredible example of the mathematical knowledge of ancient Egyptian as the Eyes of Horus are divided into six parts and each part was given a fraction as a measurement unit. All the six-part of eyes is associated with different sense the right side of the eye represents smell, the pupil represents sight, the left side represents hearing, the curved tail that looks like a tongue represents taste, and the teardrop represents touch. The Amulets of the eye were made out of Gold, Lapis Lazuli & carnelian and found with both the dead and the living. The eye represents the moon and is considered a symbol of sacrifice. The Eye of Horus symbol corresponds to the location of the third Eye the key to clairvoyance. His right eye is known as the eye of Ra the sun god.
Note: The Uranus is an ancient Egyptian symbol of royalty, the Sun, sovereignty, protection, divinity, and authority. It describes the legitimacy of the pharaoh and declares him the Great of Magic. It is a Royal Symbol that has been featured with many gods across the ages, it was referred to as the Eye of the moon, the Eye of Hathor, the Eye of Horus, and the Eye of Ra plus it was shown with many pharaohs such as King Tutankamun.
The goddess of motherhood, healing, magic, and fertility Isis was the inspiration behind a number of symbols and amulets such as the Crescent moon symbol which is believed to bring good fortune to all mothers and their children.
Note: The Crescent is an ancient Egyptian Symbol of the lunar power of the moon, Fertility, Motherhood, Rebirth, and the Birth cycle. The crescent moon symbol is known as the sun shining at night, the eye of Hours, and can be found with the god Khonsu.
The religious Egyptian Symbol of the Heart (IB) can be seen as the Key to entering the afterlife as it was a vital part of the judicial process in front of Osiris in the hall of Truth through the weighing of the heart ceremony where the heart was examined by Anubis then put on a scale against the feather of maat to ensure the owner of the heart has been able to find balance throughout his or her life. It was seen as the metaphysical embodiment of memory, intellect, and wisdom plus emotions like love, bravery, and sadness. It was placed and storied in the mummified body and secured with the heart of a scarab to prevent the heart from telling any tales.
Note: The Symbol of the IB is a symbol of the physical heart that was needed to perform and finalize the fate of each human. It is a symbol of intelligence, thought, memory, wisdom, sadness, bravery, and love.
Now able to take on virtually anything, the guardian of the Earth was confronted with more creatures of chaos and even Chaos Ultraman and its evolution, Chaos Ultraman Calamity. The battles, however, would end on the moon, or so it seemed. After Cosmos won his final battle with Chaos Ultraman, with help from EYES, the false Ultra underwent a startling transformation, becoming Chaos Darkness, an avatar of the Chaos Organisms' mind who wielded power greater than the previous Chaos Headers and Chaos Ultraman.
The Earth was now exposed to Justice and the Gloker robots, but the Earth's Kaiju wouldn't sit back and let everything get destroyed. Despite their bravery, even the monsters couldn't thwart the invaders. Ultraman Justice, however, would eventually regain his love for humanity and, in the midst of the final battle against Gloker Bishop, Cosmos would be revived and would grow into an even stronger form: Future Mode.
Miracluna Mode (ミラクルナモード Mirakuruna Mōdo) is the glittering light-like form accessed by Musashi's bravery to fight alongside Cosmos and purify Chaos Darkness instead of killing him.
Some other parallels for Birgitte in my opinion are Artemis, Apollo, and Helios. Both Artemis and Apollo are associated with archery (Artemis in fact had a silver bow). Artemis is the goddess of the moon (Jethari Moondancer). Apollo is also associated with Light (Birgitte being the defender of the light I believe). Apollo's worship replaced Helios' whose name is similar to the one bestowed upon Birgitte by Elayne, Trahelion.Also Aphrodite's emergence into the world fully grown and her association with the lame-faced god Hephaestus lead me to believe that Aphrodite is also a parallel of Birgitte.In Chinese Mythology, there is Chang O (Heng O) who is the goddess of the moon who is married to Yi (Shen Yi) the divine archer.Finally, it may perhaps be that Joan of Arc is the real-life parallel of Birgitte. Birgitte gives one of her names as Joana. Though not an archer, Joan of Arc was a peasant girl who led troops against the English. She was burned alive at the age of 19. I seem to remember Birgitte saying that everytime she took up the sword, took up leadership, it ended in disaster.
Cresselia is an exclusively female Legendary. The inspiration for its gender likely comes from female and feminine heavenly creatures, such as diving beings in Japanese Buddhism known as Tennyo, and the Chinese goddess of the moon, Chang'e.
When the bells began their chimes for the midnight mass and those who preferred a good sleep to fiestas and ceremonies arosegrumbling at the noise and movement, Basilio cautiously left the house, took two or three turns through the streets to seethat he was not watched or followed, and then made his way by unfrequented paths to the road that led to the ancient woodof the Ibarras, which had been acquired by Capitan Tiago when their property was confiscated and sold. As Christmas fell underthe waning moon that year, the place was wrapped in darkness. The chimes had ceased, and only the tolling sounded throughthe darkness of the night amid the murmur of the breeze-stirred branches and the measured roar of the waves on the neighboringlake, like the deep respiration of nature sunk in profound sleep.
Simoun paused and rubbed his hand over his forehead. The waning moon was rising and sent its faint light down through thebranches of the trees, and with his white locks and severe features, illuminated from below by the lantern, the jeweler appearedto be the fateful spirit of the wood planning some evil.
It was a beautiful night and the plaza presented a most animated aspect. Taking advantage of the freshness of the breeze andthe splendor of the January moon, the people filled the fair to see, be seen, and amuse themselves. The music of the cosmoramasand the lights of the lanterns gave life and merriment to every one. Long rows of booths, brilliant with tinsel and gauds,exposed to view clusters of balls, masks strung by the eyes, tin toys, trains, carts, mechanical horses, carriages, steam-engineswith diminutive boilers, Lilliputian tableware of porcelain, pine Nativities, dolls both foreign and domestic, the formerred and smiling, the latter sad and pensive like little ladies beside gigantic children. The beating of drums, the roar oftin horns, the wheezy music of the accordions and the hand-organs, all mingled in a carnival concert, amid the coming andgoing of the crowd, pushing, stumbling over one another, with their faces turned toward the booths, so that the collisionswere frequent and often amusing. The carriages were forced to move slowly, with the tabí of the cocheros repeated every moment. Met and mingled government clerks, soldiers, friars, students, Chinese, girls withtheir mammas or aunts, all greeting, signaling, calling to one another merrily.
Night surprised him wandering along San Fernando, but not meeting any sailor he knew, he decided to return home. As the nightwas beautiful, with a brilliant moon transforming the squalid city into a fantastic fairy kingdom, he went to the fair. Therehe wandered back and forth, passing booths without taking any notice of the articles in them, ever with the thought of Hongkong,of living free, of enriching himself.[180]
They returned to the street and set out for Trozo. Before [183]a wooden house of pleasant and well-kept appearance was a Spaniard on crutches, enjoying the moonlight. When Simoun accostedhim, his attempt to rise was accompanied by a stifled groan.
From a room in his house that overlooked the Pasig, Simoun turned his gaze toward the Walled City, which could be seen throughthe open windows, with its roofs of galvanized iron gleaming in the moonlight and its somber towers showing dull and gloomyin the midst of the serene night. He laid aside his blue goggles, and his white hair, like a frame of silver, surrounded hisenergetic bronzed features, dimly lighted by a lamp whose flame was dying out from lack of oil. Apparently wrapped in thought,he took no notice of the fading light and impending darkness.[184] 2ff7e9595c
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