Explore the Five Elements
Introduction
1. Four elements theory
The four elements theory originates from the ancient Greeks' belief that everything was made of four elements, including earth, water, air, and fire, which was suggested around 450 BC and later supported and added to by Aristotle. Also, it was the cornerstone of philosophy, science, and medicine for two thousand years. They regarded that earth, air, fire, and water do not only exist in recognizable isolation but also are constantly combined in nature by mixing into innumerable inorganic and organic compounds, giving the basis for substances and beings that came to be summarily classified as mineral, plant, animal, and man.
2. Copper
Copper is a rose-red metal that turns purple after a copper oxide film is formed on the surface. Pure copper is often called red copper or electrolytic copper. It is well-known for its good electrical and thermal conductivity and excellent plasticity.
As you know, Copper material is often used to make handicrafts, utensils, toy pieces, etc. Speaking to its surface, an oxide layer will naturally form with its contact with the air, and it will show different colors over time. In addition, it will chemically react with the sweat from the surface of your hand, forming a patina effect. It is these characteristics that allow it to be preserved for thousands of years and why copper has such a long history of application.
3. Five elements
Fire
The meaning of fire in Greek mythology is "light, heat, warmth, vitality, knowledge, civilization", and in Greek mythology, it has the additional meaning of "inspiration". Prometheus was a benefactor of mankind by taking fire and giving it to us but suffered a tragic fate. It was because of fire that mankind began to civilize, and so fire also means purification of the soul.
Air
The Air Element corresponds to the Eastern part of creation. It symbolizes a vast network of vital breaths, from the winds that brought the Universe into being to the first cry of a newborn baby or first breath of life. Where Earth is "fixed", the air is most definitely a mover. It’s also connected to the mind, wisdom, spirits, and soul.
Water
Water symbolism is everywhere. It represents life and fertility, allowing generation upon generation to survive and thrive. Water also represents circulation, which is crucial for our survival and for the recreation of water.
Earth
Mother earth is symbolic of the environment from which life thrives. It symbolizes the nurture and growth and how the earth looks over us and provides life. It’s a feminist symbol and earth is more naturally referred to as her/she in alignment with mother. In psychic readings, the symbol of the earth represents new life and is a sign of a mother being pregnant or soon to be pregnant. The earth is nurturing and its soil and oceans provide the foundation of the planet’s food chain. From the earth grows food, plants, and trees. These are crucial components for sustaining life on earth and they provide us with nutrition and oxygen.
Copper
As a symbol of positive energy, copper has the ability to clear out any surrounding negative energy and endow you with strong spiritual strength, like the fifth element.
About Warrior 3S Five elements Self Defense Flashlight
Warrior 3S Titanium (Fire/Air/Water/Earth):
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Basic Features:
● Titanium Alloy: Made of Titanium Alloy with high strength and good corrosion resistance.
● Good Performance: Delivers up to 1,850 lumens of output and a max 55-day runtime. This is the perfect self defense flashlight for hiking, camping, self-defense, and law enforcement.
● Safe & Reliable: Built-in proximity sensor that drops the brightness level, protecting any nearby objects while turned on high, turbo, or strobe mode.
Compared with the regular Warrior 3S version, the most outstanding feature of the Warrior 3S Titanium (Fire, Air, Water, Earth) self defense flashlight is it has the symbolism of four elements with a mysterious ancient aura which makes it worthy of even the best collections. Although its lumen value is decreased because it is made of titanium alloy, which has poor thermal conductivity, it still has 1,850 lumens of output and a max 55-day runtime. Furthermore, this Warrior 3S self defense flashlight also inherits the advantages of the normal Warrior 3S regular version including 4 level battery and brightness indicators around the side switch, a built-in proximity sensor that drops the brightness level, and a smoother strike bezel as well as a two-way pocket clip. So, it is still competitive in the market compared with other tactical lights.
Warrior 3S Cu 5th:
Basic Features:
● Copper: Copper – The symbol of positive energy and strong spiritual strength. Built out of solid copper, worthy of the best collections.
● High Performance: Its cool white LED paired with a TIR optic lens delivers up to 2,300 lumens of output and a max 55-day runtime. Reach far into the darkness and see it all!
● Safe & Reliable: Built-in proximity sensor that drops the brightness level, protecting any nearby objects while turned on high, turbo, or strobe mode.
Maybe you will say the only difference between Warrior 3S Cu 5th and the regular Warrior 3S version is that the former is made of copper while the latter is made of Aluminum Alloy. The collection value of it is incalculable and with it being a limited edition version, the quantity is limited meaning first come, first served.
Conclusion
As the limited edition version of Warrior 3S, Warrior 3S Five elements Self Defense Flahslight both have collection value while featuring the utility of tactical lights. So why not click here to take them away!
