Literary works employ "symbology" to describe intricate systems of signs and motifs that convey deep, often complex layers of meaning. In some texts, it serves as a tool to express religious or spiritual ideals—transforming familiar narratives into symbols that embody canonical truths, like the Christian images of the Angel, Lion, Bull, and Eagle [1] or the interpretation of sacred texts [2]. In other contexts, symbology extends to more abstract or secular realms, providing a framework for understanding cultural expressions, scientific concepts, or even extraterrestrial communication [3][4]. Whether addressing ancient lore or modern scientific methods, authors use symbology as a universal language to invite readers into a dialogue between the visible and the hidden layers of meaning [5].