The great upper horizon (world above)
What you see: a “planet/horizon” above, with descending light. Visually it works as a superior plane, the celestial, the broad. In hermetic reading it is the macrocosm: the big thing that always influences and conditions, but can also be reflected in the small.
The central orb with halo (center/threshold)
What you see: a “terrestrial” or planetary sphere surrounded by an electric blue halo, as if it were a portal or protective field. The halo acts as a border: it is not just an object, it is a threshold, a place of passage. That is consistent with how many traditions understand “center”: not as comfort, but as a crossing point.
The vertical column of light (axis / axis mundi)
What you see: a vertical ray crosses the scene from top to bottom. This is the strongest and least debatable symbol: it is literally an axis. In Eliade, this axis appears as a pillar, mountain, tree or column that communicates levels and founds a “center.”
The lower mountain (world below/foundation)
What you see: a mountain/summit under a starry sky, receiving lightning. In the language of the axis mundi, the mountain usually appears as one of the most natural “supports” of the center: a place where sky and earth touch.
The psychological reading is direct: what is “below” is not inferiority, it is base. The integration does not float: it needs root.
The luminous bird in flight (the hummingbird in archetypal key)
What you see: a dark bird with iridescent/greenish wings, pierced by a light on the chest or at the point of contact with the orb. If we read it as a hummingbird (although the figure is stylized), there is a very valuable symbol that we can support with biological facts: hummingbirds can float, move laterally and fly backwards; That quality makes them “masters of the axis” in the air.
In a symbolic key: the hummingbird does not choose a single direction. And when you are integrated, that happens: you stop being linear without becoming chaotic.
The golden greater wing embracing the orb (the great power)
What you see: a large, warm wing, wrapping half the planet like a hug. Here I do not affirm “it is an eagle” or “it is a condor” as information, because the complete animal is not seen; but I can say the symbolic that it activates: protection, sovereignty, broad vision.
And if you want to read it within the narrative “Eagle and Condor”, this figure works perfectly as one of the poles: the large bird represents the greatest power of the psyche (vision/height), and the small bird represents the birth of the third state (synthesis). Regarding the “prophecy of the Eagle and the Condor”, the most rigorous thing is to say that it circulates as a contemporary prophetic myth/story in Andean and Amazonian contexts, associated with a call to unity.
Feathers/wings as a symbol of elevation (implicit crown)
Although there is no literal “crown” here, the gesture of wings surrounding and protecting a center fulfills the same function: crowning the nucleus, giving it rank. In classical symbology, the feather is usually associated with the spiritual and the lightness of the archetypal compared to material density (for example, in Egyptian symbolism linked to Maat).
Powerful cultural bridge (without forcing)
If your intention was to unite hummingbird + solar bird of power, there is a strong cultural validation: Huitzilopochtli, a solar and warrior Mexica deity, was represented as a hummingbird or an eagle, and his name is related to the Nahuatl words for “hummingbird” and “left” (associated with the south).
This does not mean that your work “speaks of Huitzilopochtli”, but it does confirm that this union (hummingbird/eagle) has real symbolic roots, it is not a whim.