Ancient images of the Tree of Life, the Squatter Man - do they also show the Chi Rho or Red Sprites?

The National Museum of Archaeology in Malta has pottery that appears to show the Squatter Man (Squatting Man) image in a variety of forms. It also has a superb Tree of Life column with the Owl at the bottom. The Squatting Man and the sacred Trees of Life are archetype images recorded by virtually all races around the world.

Either all the world was communicating with each other or they all witnessed the same image/event and recorded it.

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The Squatter Man

The pottery in Malta from all the phases given to them (Temple Builders, Ghar Dalam, Skorba etc) seem to show the Squatter Man (Squatting Man) and the Tree of Life (with the Owl at the bottom) images in various forms.

One image indented into the red pottery, although difficult to casually see, is a Squatter Man.

These pre historic pottery sherd decorations are of a "stick man" version of the Squatting Man (Squatter Man). This archetype image was carved into rocks all over the world around the same time.

The peoples of the Earth, at the same time, stopped painting cave art and all recorded the same crazy patterns and shapes. Carved into rock faces in specific directions.

Either everyone was in communication with each other or they all saw the same image. It was so awe inspiring that they changed, literally overnight, from drawing colourful cave drawings to suddenly carving "crazy", "spiritual" white images into rock faces. These rock faces are located in a certain direction and similar conditions.

More examples of a simplified version of the Squatting Man. Was the Squatter Man or "Red Sprites" an inspiration for the Roman/Christian Chi Rho?

This is a sample of Symbols of an Alien sky (part 2 of 3) shows the different types of Squatter Man petroglyphs from around the world. The rock art Squatting Man images start after 5 minutes.

The Roman Labarum converted to Christian Chi Rho

Labarum is the name by which the military standard adopted by Constantine the Great after his celebrated vision, was known in antiquity. The original labarum, designed under the emperor's direction on the day subsequent to the appearance of the "cross of light", is described by Eusebius (Vita Constant., I:26) as "a long spear, overlaid with gold", which with a transverse bar formed the figure of a cross. "On the top of the whole was fixed a wreath of gold and precious stones, and within this the symbol of the Saviour's name, two letters indicating the name of Christ by means of the initial letters, the letter X intersection P at the centre." - Catholic Encyclopedia

In form, the labarum of Constantine was an adaptation of the already existing cavalry standard of the Roman army; the pagan emblems were merely replaced by Christian symbols. The term labarum, which is of uncertain derivation, was probably familiar in the Roman army from the reign of Hadrian. - Catholic Encyclopedia

The Chi Rho is a Christian symbol but is was inspired/copied from designs before it that have nothing to do with the faith. Were they all inspired from the Squatter Man / Tree of Life seen in the skies? Or were the early Roman Christian Chi Rho's a version of Red Sprites that may have been seen in the heavens, if there was a stronger discharge?

The Tree of Life and the Owl

The Tree of Life (Axis Mundi, World Naval, World Pillar etc) is a main symbol of the ancients. It appears in most old civilisations. Either they were all in contact with each other or the same event inspired them all to paint, carve, build and remember the Tree of Life. The Axis Mundi would seem to be a variation of the Squatting Man, another stage of a Peratt instability. How many "Squatter Mans" have there been in the sky? One for each Catastrophe to hit the Earth?

The growth of the sacred Trees of Life

The Tree of Life is a sacred image for most long gone civilisations. The ancient culture of Malta included. Not only is the Axis Mundi found on the column but also seen on pottery. One vase/jug in particular has a number of images of a Squatting Man Tree of Life. What is fascinating about the images on it are the dots or nodes on every part of the extensions. If it is argued they are branches of a tree then why are they so straight and why do they cross?. Similar to the Assyrian/Babylonian idea of the Tree of Life, with its nodes. Almost like plasma lightning flowers. The top half of this plasma lightning tree is also similar to the Chi Rho.

The first 2 Tree of Lifes show the simplified version, maybe more like the orginal one seen, than later sacred Trees of Life.

The third image is a photograph of a sectiong from a bowl/vase at the Maltese National Museum of Archaeology in Valletta (see below). This appears to show the Tree of Life with nodes along the "branches". It looks like a mixture of the Tree of Life, the Squatting Man and the Chi Rho. Also note the angled lines pattern, similar to the Axis Mundi images above and the Hebrew Sefiroth Tree of Life.

The Trees of Life Bowl, Malta. Multiple Tree of Life images and it may also show the crazy spikey head seen on some Squatter Man images and individual petroglyphs.