A robed figure stands before a glowing scorpion made of stars, surrounded by Hebrew script. Scales and a sword lie at his feet, with lilies.

A mystical desert‑night sky where the constellation of Scorpio glows as a vast translucent scorpion made of interlocking Hebrew letters רודף שלום, its tail arched but dripping light instead of venom, coiled protectively around a luminous hexagonal mandala of 666 tiny star‑cells, each cell a point of peace. At the center stands a calm, cloaked figure of a Rodef Shalom, eyes deep and gentle, one hand resting on the scorpion’s brow, the other extended in blessing toward the observer. The scorpion’s body subtly morphs into an eagle’s wings and a phoenix’s rising flame, showing death‑and‑rebirth transformation. Ancient Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic letters for shalom/eirene/shlama spiral around them like a halo, while faint scales of justice and a broken sword lie on the ground, overgrown with lilies and olive branches, symbolizing intensity and judgment transmuted into love and wholeness. Rendered in high‑detail, moody chiaroscuro, deep indigo and crimson, with golden highlights tracing the geometry of the hexagon as a sacred perimeter of completed light, not doom See more