The New View Fire Horse

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Pegasus targets evil, leaving a trail of white light."

YEAR OF THE FIRE HORSE AFFIRMATION:

Place one hand on your heart and one on your belly as you say it, grounding it into your body.

“I welcome momentum, clarity, and inspired action as I step boldly into the life I am ready to live.”

Meanings of Pegasus

Pegasus, the winged horse of Greek mythology, is a rich symbol in classical and modern culture. Its primary meanings include:

Inspiration and Creativity: Pegasus created the Hippocrene spring on Mount Helicon with a strike of his hoof, which became a source of inspiration for poets and artists.
Freedom and Transcendence: As a winged horse, Pegasus represents the ability to rise above earthly constraints, break free from limitations, and achieve a higher state of being.
Heroism and Victory: Pegasus helped the hero Bellerophon defeat the Chimera and was associated with bravery and success in battle.
Divine Connection: Pegasus ascended to Mount Olympus and became the thunderbolt-bearer for Zeus, symbolizing a connection with the gods and higher wisdom.
Transformation: Born from the blood of the Gorgon Medusa, Pegasus also symbolizes that something beautiful and powerful can emerge from difficult circumstances or trauma.
Meanings of the Bow and Arrow

The bow and arrow in Greek mythology are primarily associated with the following figures and concepts:

Deities: The god Apollo (god of archery, light, knowledge, and music) and his twin sister, the goddess Artemis (goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and moon), are typically depicted carrying a bow and arrows.
Direction and Focus: The act of using a bow and arrow can symbolize power with direction and control, as well as the ability to "hit the mark".
Zodiac/Mythological Figures: The constellation Sagittarius is often depicted as a centaur (half-horse, half-man) with a bow and arrow, representing the pursuit of knowledge and adventure. Chiron, the wise centaur associated with the constellation, was a great healer and advisor to heroes, accidentally wounded by a poisoned arrow.
Combined Meaning

An image of a Pegasus with a bow and arrow is a blend of these ideas, and its specific meaning likely depends on the artist's intent. Possible interpretations could be:

Focused Inspiration/Creative Pursuit: The image may symbolize the pursuit of artistic or intellectual goals with direction, precision, and purpose ("hitting the mark" of creativity).
Transcendent Power with Direction: It could represent the fusion of the raw power and transcendence of Pegasus with the targeted strength and control of the archer.
A Unique Mythological Hybrid: While not a traditional figure in Greek mythology, the image may draw inspiration from the centaur archer (Sagittarius) and the winged horse (Pegasus), creating a powerful, albeit non-traditional, symbol of wisdom, freedom, and focused action.
Triumph Over Limitations: The combination can suggest the courage to rise above obstacles (Pegasus) and the skill to overcome challenges (bow and arrow).
The Pegasus is a winged horse born from the blood of Medusa.

A symbol of freedom and divine inspiration, Pegasus soared through the skies in Greek mythology. It was tamed by the hero Bellerophon, who used it to defeat the Chimera. Pegasus reminds us of the limitless potential that can be harnessed with skill and courage. How do you harness your inner Pegasus to rise above life’s obstacles?