Above him, in a bubble, floats his dream – a ladder extending to heaven.
The third root is located "among the Æsir", "extends to heaven" and, beneath it, is the "very holy" Urðarbrunnr.
After the Restoration, Ashmole was granted a new crest in place of the greyhound, one which reflected his interest in astrology: On a wreath Sable and Or the Planet Mercury collocated in the middle of the caelestiall Signe Gemini Proper his right hand extended toward Heaven and left holding a caducan Rod Or.
Zodiac, in astronomy and astrology, a belt around the heavens extending 9° on either side of the ecliptic, the plane of the earth's orbit and of the sun's apparent annual path.
(Why this town?) "A tornado seems to be not a cloud but some sort of inconceivable created structure — one that reaches up from the ground to the heavens as though extending from this world to the next," he writes.
As the world axis, Mount Meru reaches down below the ground, into the nether regions, as far as it extends into the heavens.
Ferriss apparently jets around a whole bunch, a guru being only as good as his frequent-flier status, so his dominion extends to the heavens.
Nikolaj Hubbe was a handsome and powerful Apollo whose upraised arms seemed to extend into the heavens to receive divine messages.
Koyré calls the two theses from the condemnations of 1277 "absurdities," noting that they arise in a theological context, and rejects Duhem's date for the birth of modern science; he remarks that Duhem gives another date elsewhere, corresponding to Buridan's impetus theory being extended to the heavens, but dismisses it also, saying that "it is as false as the first date" (1961, 37n).
We are spirits with incredible souls, dwelling in vehicles provided for this lifetime and regardless of any appearances to the contrary, our worthiness extends to the heavens.
