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10 Spiritual Symbols (And Their Meaning) You MUST

Know
Posted By sunshyne49 on January 16, 2017

Note: You will probably recognize some of these symbols, but not all of them. Ladies and gentlemen, these are the 10 most important spiritual symbols
and their meaning. Symbols are one of the amazing things that can leave a strong psychological impression in our minds just from their appearance.
Just by studying the intricacy and deeper meaning each one holds and gazing at these symbols we feel connected, alive and intrigued. But what do
these symbols mean? Take a look at the article below and find out more about this:

1.) The Hamsa

Hamsa its the Arabic word for five and represents the five digits of the hand. Hamsa is the universal sign of protection, and is often combined with
the Evil Eye to ward anyone who wants to harm you. According to the history of this symbol, if anyone looks at you with evil intentions while you are
carrying this symbol, they will be unable to cause you harm.
2.) The Tree Of Life

Can I ask you a simple question did you know that the tree of life has been represented by a number of cultures and religions across the world? You
should also know that the Tree of Life, or also known as the World Tree, is associated with birth, life, death and rebirth the circle of life.In Christianity,
the tree is known to be in the garden of Eden where Adam and Eve picked the forbidden fruit from. Generally, the tree of life is seen as a having a
connection between the four earth elements (earth, wind, air and fire), and is a representation of the infinite connection of all things in creation.
3.) The Ankh

The Ankh is a well-known symbol of life associated with the Egyptians. It is said that our ancestors would use the Ankh during sexual practice in order
to regenerate the sexual energy at time of orgasm. Generally, the Ankh symbol has been associated with eternal life and regeneration. Today, it is
often carried by people as a sign of life and spiritual wisdom.
4.) Eye Of Horus

The Wadjet (or Ujat, meaning Whole One) is a powerful symbol of protection in ancient Egypt also known as the Eye of Horus and the all seeing
eye. The Wedjat was intended to protect the pharaoh here and in the afterlife and to ward off evil. Ancient Egyptian and Middle-Eastern sailors would
frequently paint the symbol on the bow of their vessel to ensure safe sea travel.
5.) The Lotus Flower

A very important spiritual symbol in Buddhism along with several other religions, the lotus is generally seen as a sign of enlightenment. The lotus
flower has grown out of the dark, muddy water of materialism to open its petals to the sunshine of enlightenment. This symbol represents the journey
out of darkness and into transformation. It is also a sign of the importance of detachment, as water droplets slide easily off the pedals.
6.) The Yin Yang

This signs represents the harmonization of duality. It signifies the unity between masculine and feminine energies. The yin yang is a spiritual reminder
that balance between the light and the darkness provides the most holistic approach to living a meaningful life. The universe abides by the law of
balance.
7.) The Pentacle

Often misunderstood and sometimes labelled as satanic, the pentagram symbolizes the qualities of man.
The top point represents spirit, while the other points represent the four elements.
Wiccans heavily use this symbol in sacred ceremonies to remind themselves of the nature of humankind.
8.) The Caduceus

Mistakenly used as a symbol by healthcare organizations, the Caduceus is the traditional symbol of Hermes and features two snakes winding around
an often winged staff. The Caduceus provides the basis for the astrological symbol, representing the planet Mercury. The Caduceus symbol is also a
representation of your own primal life force energy. The twin snakes, represent the Kundalini energy rising from the base of your spine, one being
feminine and one masculine; intertwining with the other, allowing the successful person to possess the wings of new life.
9.) Dharma Wheel

The Wheel of Dharma, or the Wheel of Law, is the Buddhist symbol for teachings of the path of Nirvana.
Each spoke represents a step in Buddhas Eightfold Path.
Interestingly, its older than Buddhism itself, dating back to 2500 B.C.
10.) The Flower of Life

One of the main symbols of sacred geometry, the Flower of Life is seen to contain all of the patterns of creation within it. Consisting of 7 or more
overlapping symbols, the flower of life dates back to almost every ancient culture and is considered to be one of the sacred formations that creation
arose out of.
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