There may be examples of bridging
some of these patterns with things
we observe in the world.
I have noticed this guy/dragon from the Matrix of the Spirit is rounding in the Catalyst of the Body. But who do you think the another one on the wheel?
That’s a good question - it looks like a feminine counterpart, maybe assisting the bigger, masculine one.
I looked up demons in Egyptian theology, but I didn’t find any references. My first thought was a Nephilim but she’s not big enough (seems like the Egyptians were good at depicting sizes in their work).
Maybe just a lower 4D minion?
Intriguing observation 
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*didn’t find any references to a creature like that
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There’s an idea of the Matrix as sort of caged bird,
in the context of free will. It’s not difficult to imagine
a bird satisfied with being caged with no desire to
get out, comfortable in that circumstance.
By contrast then, not difficult to imagine a motivated
bird that cannot be caged because the immensity of
energy breaks the bars and it escapes.The gilded
cage is a metaphor for uber wealthy circumstance.
The money is like rifraf repellant that keeps others out.
It comes with a margin of comfort that recesses the
bird further from external catalyst, but it is an isolating
cage. In short, some may disagree with the notion
of freewill because it involves some compromise
of comfort and satisfaction. There’s a paradox,
being comfortable with the uncomfortable relating
to success stemming from dissatisfaction. The
leverage the dissatisfied bird of great will has,
enables it to break out of the cage and fly free.
Getting internal leverage, like what happens if you
don’t take action - factors into both dissatisfaction
and motivation. If you want to experience freewill,
embrace dissatisfaction and discomfort to up your
motivation.
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