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Shaashgaz in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Shaashgaz, shå-ash'-gaz (Heb. fr. Pers.)-- beauty's keeper; servant of the beautiful; devotee of beauty. A chamberlain of King Ahasuerus of Persia and Media. He kept the king's concubines (Esth. 2:14). Meta. An inherent devotion to that which is beautiful and refined, that serves as a connecting link between the dominion of the puffed-up personal will in the individual and his feminine or soul qualities (servant of the beautiful, devotee of beauty, a chamberlain to King Ahasuerus, one who kept the concubines of the king).
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