Cross

• Word comes from karros (καρρος) karos (καρος) (without the α)

Solar Cross

• A circle with a cross inside (⊕-like form).
• Represents the sun’s path through the year (four seasons).
• Symbolizes the four cardinal directions.
• Associated with Bronze Age European cosmology (Nordic, Celtic contexts).
• Likely a cosmogram: order imposed on space and time.

Extra:

• the split of the zodiak into 4 seasons, goes back to agriculture, seasons, sustenance, ability to live or thrive based on seasons; that critical harvest that makes or breaks a people.
• later we see zeus, theos, aion, helios, are in the center of the zodiak, in the cross hairs, as governing. We see this in ancient synagogues, for example.

Greek Flag

• 9 stripes for the 9 syllables in: eleutheria the thanatos - Freedom or Death
• The cross
  • comes from ancient Hellenic "isosceles (ισοσκελης) stauros (σταυρος)" - 1600BCE
  • shape comes from a solar cross, the split of the zodiak into 4 seasons, goes back to agriculture, seasons, sustenance, ability to live or thrive based on seasons; that critical harvest that makes or breaks a people.
  • often zeus, theos, aion, helios, are in the center of the zodiak, in the cross hairs, as governing. We see this in ancient synagogues, for example.
  • also from a nautical people (pirates, sea wanderers, etc), NSWE directions, the 4 winds.
• Blue - truth, loyalty, justice
• White - peace, honesty, ocean wave crust/foam

Jesus on the Cross

The modern christian symbol is the cross, which refers to when Jesus was arrested, tried, and found guilty of the crime of Lestes, hung between two other Lestes. Punishment by crucifixion was reserved for the most heinous of crimes, such as Piracy, or Plundering of Souls (trafficking).

• Lestes is not insurrection (that's a different word).
• Theivery was NOT severe enough to be punishable by crucifixion.

See also, Why was Jesus Crucified, for the breakdown of what the original texts say.