Greetings bredrin
The i actually was referring to kabbalah reference which was present in the movie. The reason i thought it was egyptology was because of the artwork. I urge the i to rewarch it on a much deeper level.
Heres an explanation i got from the internet its quite more direct.Greetings bredrin
Yes i would like to restate what i said about the moving having any egyptology reference rather it was kabaalah that i was talking about.
Guy Ritchie was, during the time of conceiving and executing the film, interested in Kabbalah.[4] The film itself is laced with references to Kabbalic ideas, symbols and numerological references.[5]
The trinity of Zach, Jake and Avi are representative of Kabbalistic right, center and left pillar energies, respectively. Avi is a black man who is somewhat effeminate in his physical appearance, Guy Ritchie was, during the time of conceiving and executing the film, interested in Kabbalah.[4] The film itself is laced with references to Kabbalic ideas, symbols and numerological references.[5]
The trinity of Zach, Jake and Avi are representative of Kabbalistic right, center and left pillar energies, respectively. Avi is a black man who is somewhat effeminate in his physical appearance, clothing and mannerisms.[citation needed] The 'left pillar' or 'left column' in Kabbalic traditions is often associated with 'the feminine' and with the colour black. Jake's surname is "Green", and the colour green is associated with the central column or pillar in Kabbalistic traditions.[citation needed] Zach is a hefty, gargantuan, white man who 'dresses down' in a very archetypically 'masculine' way. Both masculinity and the colour white are associated with right column or right pillar energies in Kabbalistic traditions.[6]
The number 32 comes up repeatedly. "The chess game has many mystical meanings. The Temple of Solomon was chequered like a chess board, which has 64 squares and 32 pieces."[7] The elevator that Jake enters near the end of the movie has buttons for 32 floors.[8] The dollar bills shown in Jack's money bags have a denomination of 23. and mannerisms.[citation needed] The 'left pillar' or 'left column' in Kabbalic traditions is often associated with 'the feminine' and with the colour black. Jake's surname is "Green", and the colour green is associated with the central column or pillar in Kabbalistic traditions.[citation needed] Zach is a hefty, gargantuan, white man who 'dresses down' in a very archetypically 'masculine' way. Both masculinity and the colour white are associated with right column or right pillar energies in Kabbalistic
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