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TAIJI
(Yin Yang), classic Chinese emblem of balance,
harmony and the cyclic alteration of dualities.
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LOTUS,
the most sacred of all flowers symbolizes enlightenment,
rebirth, divine energy and divine grace.
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MANDALA,
the Sanskrit word for “circle” used
for meditation in Hindu and Buddhist traditions.
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EGYPT’S
SACRED EYE, the all seeing mother of truth meant
“whole” or “health”.
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HINDU
YANTRA, sacred geometry, marriage of masculine
and feminine aspects.
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TRIPLE
TRIANGLE, sacred crystal of focus and meditation.
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GUARDIAN
ANGELS, remind us throughout generations of heavenly
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CADUCEUS,
the emblem of the medical profession symbolizes
the power of transformation and healing.
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RAINBOW,
symbol of hope, the bridge uniting heaven and
earth.
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ANKH,
Egyptian hieroglyphics meaning the gift of eternal
life.
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SUN,
in many cultures was known as the solar Deity,
source of light and growth.
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CELTIC
CROSS, the symbol of male and female harmony.
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TREE
OF LIFE, symbolizes the creation of the universe,
the origin of humanity, and the divine gifts of
nourishment.
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PETROGLYPHS,
rock art dates back to the Paleolithic
era (the old stone age) more than 30,000
years ago.
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SPIRAL,
in many cultures means the circle of life, spiritual
journey, and eternal life.
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DOVE
OF PEACE, known as the Goddess of wisdom, in some
religions the Holy Ghost.
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MEDICINE
WHEEL, Native American continuation of our spiritual
path through life, and Ancient Oriental’s
double wheel showing cycles of life on earth and
heaven.
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DOUBLE
SQUARE, earth symbol of harmony and understanding.
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FISH,
adopted from ancient cultures by early Christians
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