Inspired by the famous hymn, The Lord of the Dance:

"They cut me down but I leapt up high,
I am the Life that will never never die".

The imagery of roses is strongly Rosicrucian, symbolising the purified blood of man. Christ as the Lord of the Dance leaps from a gnarled cross of dying thorns. The cross represents mortality. Christ holds the Crown of Thorns behind him, and the sprouting Rod of Aaron in front. He wears the victor's crown of laurels.


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