Symbol of life in its cyclicality - Ouroboros
Ouroboros is an ancient symbol in the form of a snake or dragon that is curled up in a ring and eating its tail. It personifies eternity and infinity, symbolizes processes that have no beginning or end. With its eating tail it shows the cyclical nature of life, endless rebirth.
It was a mandatory symbol on the walls of the tombs of the pharaohs, which gave them eternity and life in the afterlife, as well as hope for a new rebirth.
Gesture "Victoria"
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The gesture, which in most countries means victory and peace, has several versions of its origin. According to one of them (very crude), it appeared during the Hundred Years' War between England and France - the French cut off these two fingers of captured British archers so that henceforth the warriors would not be able to hold their weapons (shock content?). And the archers, knowing this, teased the enemy with a similar gesture, showing them whole fingers.
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According to another version, the gesture appeared during World War II with its traditional meaning of victory. Winston Churchill often used this movement, which is why “Victoria” is firmly entrenched in popular culture.
Symbol of the infinity of life - Mobius strip
The secret mystical symbol of endless life is the Mobius loop. If you start moving along the tape, you will come to the same place where you started.
This ancient symbol of infinity was a symbol of life among the Romans and was often used by them on wall mosaics, personifying the merging of dual pairs into the unity of the Higher Mind.
If the tape is cut lengthwise, you will get interconnected, non-intersecting tapes.
Here's another interesting video showing an infinity loop.
The symbol of freedom, the sign of radiation and the staff of Asclepius: what they mean and how they appeared.
We use them in correspondence, see them in public places, see them on banners, advertisements and warning signs, but we may not even know what exactly they mean.
And especially not to suspect the history of their appearance. For example, did you know that an exclamation point was once a word? Today we will tell you about the meanings of common symbols that we often encounter in everyday life.
Symbol of rebirth - Tree of Life
The Tree of Life is a powerful magical symbol of protection and preservation of family and clan. He carries a huge charge of positive energy, personifying the infinity of human life through his descendants.
The branches of the trees point upward and symbolize the connection with distant ancestors and with the Universe. The roots of the Tree are a symbol of the connection of life with the material world.
The meaning of the Tree of Life symbol:
- Constant development and rebirth;
- The relationship between light and darkness;
- The relationship of the Higher Power with people.
Slavic symbols their meaning and description
| The swastika is a well-known Slavic symbol, meaning for many centuries the eternal cycle of our vast Universe and the Wise Supreme Heavenly Law, to which all living things necessarily obey. This is a protective Fire sign, used by people to protect the Law and Order established by the Gods, which from time immemorial has preserved Life itself. |
| Suasti is an ancient symbol that personifies the Eternal Cycle of Midgard-Earth and Life. This is the sign of four, clearly dividing the sacred Daaria into four parts of the northern rivers, in which from ancient times there existed four Great Slavic-Aryan Peoples. |
| Agni (Fire) is the main Slavic symbol of the Unquenchable Hearth and the Great Sacred Fire - the Ancestral Altar. This is a strong protective sign of the Light Higher Forces, protecting the homes of the Gods. He also personifies the most powerful protection of Ancient Divine Wisdom and Divine Knowledge - the ancient Slavic-Aryan Vedas. |
| Fash (Flame) is a Slavic symbol of the Protective Spiritual Fire, which cleanses the human Spirit from base, impure thoughts and selfish actions. Represents the Power and Unity of the Warrior Spirit and the victory over Darkness and ignorance of the Light Power of the Mind. |
| The altar boy is the all-clan Heavenly Slavic symbol of the Great Unity of those inhabiting Svarga, the Abode in Revealing, Glory and Rule, the Halls of the Light Clans. Usually the sign is depicted on the Altar stone, which accepts sincere Gifts and Requirements to its clans. |
| Svatka is a Slavic protective symbol, applied with the help of embroidery or paint to towels and Sacred Veils - tablecloths that are used to cover the Religious Tables for presenting generous Gifts to the Gods. Idols and sacred trees are also tied with towels with this sign. |
| Bogodar is a Slavic symbol of the Patronage of the Heavenly Gods, who bestow Justice and True Wisdom on all the inhabitants of Reveal. Bogodar is highly revered by the Guardian Priests, who, on behalf of the Gods, guard the Supreme Gift - Ancient Heavenly Wisdom. |
| Swati is a Slavic Heavenly symbol, personifying the external structure and Image of the Star System of the Family, Swati - the Heavenly Iriy or Perunov's Path. At the bottom of one arm of the Star System there is a red dot - a symbol of Yarila, the sun. |
| Vaiga is a solar Slavic symbol, the natural personification of the wise Goddess Tara, who protects the four Higher Spiritual Paths - the roads along which man walks. On them, people encounter four Great Winds that can lead them astray from the Path or make it harder. |
| Valkyrie is a Slavic symbol of the protection of Justice, Nobility, Honor and Courage. The sign is revered by warriors who defend their Motherland, their Family and Faith. Used by Priests to preserve the Ancient Vedas. |
| Vedaman is a Slavic symbol of the Guardian Priest, who protects the Ancient Wisdom of the Tribes. It contains the Memory of the Ancestors of the Family, Gods, Patrons, the Culture of Relationships and the Traditions of Communities. |
| Vedara is a Slavic symbol of the Guardian Priest of the Faith of the First Ancestors - Kapen-Yngling, who protects the Ancient Shining Wisdom of our Gods. Apply Vedara, and this sign will help you understand and learn to use Ancient Knowledge for the prosperity of the Clans and the Faith of the First Ancestors. |
| Velesovik is a Slavic heavenly symbol that protects people close to you on the Path from bad weather and misfortune, as well as far from home: when hunting and fishing, it brings good luck and protection from Evil and trouble. |
| Radinets is a Slavic heavenly symbol of protection. Apply to cradles and cradles for newborns. It is generally accepted that such a symbol not only protects against the evil eye and dark Forces, but also gives children Joy, Health and peace. |
| Vseslavets is a Slavic Fire symbol that protects homes and granaries from fires, Families from disagreements and heated disputes, Family from quarrels and internecine wars. It is generally accepted that this sign leads all Clans to common Harmony and Glory. |
| Ognevitsa is a Slavic Fire symbol that provides the Heavenly Mother of God with protection for married women from Dark forces and all kinds of help. The sign was often used when embroidering protective ornaments on women's shirts and sundresses in combination with other Solar and Protective symbols. |
| Slavets is a Slavic Solar, Heavenly symbol that gives health to the female sex and gives married women the opportunity to give birth to strong and healthy children. That is why it was so often embroidered on women's clothing. |
| Garuda is a Slavic Divine symbol, personifying Vaitmara - the Heavenly Fire Chariot, on which Vyshen travels through the most pure Svarga. Garuda is also called the Bird flying between the stars, and its signs are applied to objects of the Cult of the God Vyshenya. |
| Grozovik is a Slavic Fire symbol that helps control the Natural Elements, the weather and protects the temples of the Gods and the dwellings of our Clans from Bad Weather, averting punishing Thunder and calling on the Thunderstorm during a long Drought. |
| Gromovnik is a Slavic celestial symbol of Indra, who protects the Ancient Vedas - the Heavenly Wisdom of the Gods. The sign was applied to military weapons and armor for protection in battle, as well as above the entrances to the Vaults, so that those who think evil and evil would be immediately defeated by Thunder upon entering. |
| Duniya is a Slavic symbol of the unification of the Living Heavenly and Earthly Fire, which protects the Ways of preserving the Permanent unity of the Family. All Fiery Altars for offering Bloodless Requirements for the glory of our Ancestors and Gods were built in the form of this sign. |
| The Heavenly Boar is a Slavic symbol of the Patron God of the Palace (Ramkhat) on the Svarog Circle. This sign is the unification of Earthly and Heavenly Wisdom, Past and Future. The Heavenly Boar is used as a talisman by those who have embarked on the long path of Spiritual self-improvement. |
| The Spiritual Swastika is a Slavic symbol that personifies the Unity and Harmony of the Body, Conscience, Soul and Spirit, its Strength. We highly respect the Magicians, Sorcerers and Magi for their help in controlling the Natural Elements. |
| The Soul Swastika is a Slavic symbol used to collect and concentrate the Higher Forces of Healing. This sign was allowed to be used to decorate their clothes as a talisman only by Priests who had risen to a high level of Spiritual and Moral perfection. |
| Doukhobor is a Slavic symbol that personifies the inner Life Fire, burning all diseases of the Soul and Body, negative external influences. This sign was applied to a blanket, bedspread, or simply a cloth that was used to cover the sick person. |
| The bunny is a Slavic Solar symbol that characterizes the renewal of the Family and Life. It is generally accepted that tying a belt with an embroidered or woven Bunny to your wife allows her to give birth only to boys, and therefore to continue the Family. |
| Spiritual Power is a Slavic symbol of the Transfiguration of the Human Spirit, used to increase the concentration of Spiritual Internal Forces required to create something useful for the benefit of the descendants of one’s Ancient Family and People. |
| Dhata is a Slavic fire symbol that personifies the internal and external structure of Man in the form of four elements bestowed by the Creator Gods: Body, Conscience, Soul and Spirit. |
| Znich is a Slavic fire symbol of the Heavenly God, guarding the Sacred and Great Living Fire - the Eternal Source of Life, so revered by all the Ancient Clans of the Earth. |
| Inglia is a symbol of the primary, Life-Giving Divine Fire of Creation, which gave birth to the Universes and the Sun-Yarilo. In its protective meaning, this sign personifies the Primordial Divine Purity, protecting our World from the Forces of Darkness. |
| Kolovrat is a Slavic symbol of Yarila the Sun, personifying the Eternal Victory of Light over Darkness, the Eternal Victory of Life over Death. The colors of the sign also have their own meanings: black - Change, heavenly, blue - Renewal, Fiery. Red – Revival. |
| Charovrat is a Slavic symbol that protects a person or something else from the targeting of evil, Black Charms. The sign is depicted in the form of a rotating Fiery Cross, Fire that destroys Dark Forces and magical influences. |
| Posolon is a Slavic symbol of Yarila’s retirement and sunset. The sign personifies the completion of Creation and Work for the Good of the Family and the People, Spiritual Fortitude and Peace of Mother Nature. |
| Colard is a Slavic fire symbol of Transfiguration and Renewal. The sign was used in making jewelry for weddings; the bride was given amulets-gifts with Solard and Colard. Subsequently, it was used by spouses who joined the Union as a pledge and harbinger of healthy Offspring. |
| Solard is a Slavic symbol of Fertility and Greatness of Mother Raw Earth, which absorbs its Light, Love and Warmth from Yarila the Sun, personifies the Prosperity of the Mother Earth. This is a sign of Fire, giving wealth and prosperity to its Clans, symbolizing the Creation of the best for the Glory of the Light Gods, Ancestors and Descendants. |
| Source is the Slavic symbol of the Ancient Homeland of the Human Soul in the Heavenly Halls of the Goddess Jiva, in which Souls not embodied in the Body of the Soul are born. After their formation on the Golden Path of development, Souls descend to Earth for further Life there. |
| Kolohort is a Slavic symbol of constant interexistence, the duality of the One: Light and Darkness, Good and Evil, Truth and Falsehood, Wisdom and Folly, Life and Death. The sign was used in requests to the Gods to judge difficult disputes that arise according to Conscience. |
| Molvinets is a Slavic symbol that protects people from Ancestral curses, evil eyes, slander, slander and slander, harassment, evil looks and words. This sign is a great gift from God of our Family and is used in the embroidery of ornamental protective motifs on the clothes of all family members. |
| Navnik is a Slavic symbol of the Spiritual difficult Path of a person after death on Earth. Four Spiritual Paths were created for each of the four Clans and lead people to his Native Heavenly World, from where his Soul came to Mother Midgard-Earth. |
| Narayana is an ancient heavenly symbol denoting the bright Spiritual path of man from the Clans. In Ingliism, this sign symbolizes not only the development of the Soul, but also a certain way of life and behavior of people. |
| The Solar Cross is a Slavic symbol of the prosperity of the Family and the Spiritual Power bestowed by Yaril the Sun. The sign is used as a body amulet for people, and is applied to religious accessories, clothing or weapons, to give great Strength to the Priests of the Forest, Kmetey and Gridny. |
| The Heavenly Cross is a Slavic heavenly symbol of the Power of Spiritual and Ancestral Unity, used as a talisman that gives the wearer help and protection of the Ancestors of the Ancient Family and the Heavenly Family. |
| Novorodnik is a Slavic symbol of Heavenly Power, helping to transform and multiply the Family. This protective sign has great power of protection and the bestowal of Fertility, and is used in many ornaments on women's clothing and belts. |
| Ryzhik is a Slavic heavenly symbol of the Light of the Luminary-Yarila, personifying earthly Fertility and bestowing good harvests. The sign was applied as a talisman to agricultural implements, at the entrance to barns, barns and granaries to preserve the gifts of the Earth received. |
| Ognevik is a Slavic fiery symbol of the God of our Family. The sign was applied to his idol, to all entrances to the house and windows: trim and “towels”, shutters and even roof slopes or ceilings. What is noteworthy is that in the Moscow Christian Church of St. Basil, under one of the domes, you can also see the ancient Slavic symbol Ognevik. |
| Yarovik is a Slavic symbol for preserving the harvest and livestock in the yard. The sign was placed above the entrance to barns, barns, basements, barns, sheepfolds, stables, cowsheds and other utility rooms. |
| Overcoming the Grass is a Slavic symbol that protects people from various diseases and the effects of evil Forces. This double fire sign burns any illnesses, ailments, worries, evil eyes and damage in the Body and Soul, and cleanses a person. |
| The Fern Flower is a Slavic fiery symbol of Purity of Spirit with powerful healing powers. Another name for this sign is Perunov Tsvet. Many believe that he is able to fulfill wishes and helps to find treasures hidden in the ground, although in fact he gives much more - Spiritual strength and the opportunity to understand oneself. |
| Rubezhnik is a Slavic symbol of the Universal Frontier, which divides the Revealed World and life in it and life after death in the Upper World. The sign can be seen on all entrance gates of Temples and Sanctuaries, as a signal that everyone who enters passes their own Frontier. |
| Rysich is an ancient Slavic family symbol. Initially, the sign was depicted on alatyr stones near altars or on the walls of Temples and Sanctuaries; later it began to be applied to all buildings as a powerful and main amulet against Dark Forces. |
| Rodovik is a Slavic symbol of the Light power of the Pro-Parent, helping his Clans, providing assistance and support to those who work and create for the good of the Clans and their Descendants with the Ancient Many-Wise Ancestors. |
| The Bogovnik is a Slavic symbol of the Eternal Power and Patronage of the Light Gods for those who have taken the Path of Spiritual Development and are improving themselves. Mandalas with this sign help people realize the unity and interconnection of the four main elements of this Universe. |
| Rodimich is a Slavic symbol of Universal power and Pro-Parent, protecting the Law of Continuity and Knowledge of Ancestral Wisdom, its transmission from Old Age to Youth, from Ancestors to Descendants. This sign stores and transmits Ancestral memory from one generation to another. |
| Svarozhich is the Slavic heavenly symbol of Svarog, who protects all forms of Life in our Universe, protecting the Mind from Mental and Spiritual Degradation and complete destruction. |
| Solon is a Slavic solar symbol that protects a person and his property from the Dark Force and bad words, thoughts, and views. The sign can often be found on household items, mainly kitchen utensils: pots, spoons and plates. |
| Yarovrat is a Slavic fire symbol of YaroGod, responsible for good weather, spring flowering and the future harvest. The sign is applied as a talisman to agricultural implements to obtain good fruits of one’s labor: plows, scythes, shovels, sickles. |
| The torch is a Slavic symbol that personifies the unification of two Fire streams: Divine and Earthly, which together give birth to the Universal Vortex of Transfiguration, facilitating knowledge of the essence of Existence through the Ancient Foundations of Knowledge. |
| Svitovit is a Slavic symbol of the connection between Heavenly Fire and Earthly Water, from which Pure Souls are born for incarnation in the Manifest World. The sign was used by pregnant women as a talisman and to help them give birth to healthy children; it was embroidered on dresses and sundresses. |
| Kolyadnik is a Slavic symbol of Kolyada, the God of Renewal on Earth and change for the better. The sign represents the victory of Light over Darkness and Day over Night. He gives men strength to fight fierce enemies and work for the good of the Family. |
| The Cross of Lada the Mother of God is a Slavic symbol of family Harmony, Happiness and Love. This sign is also called Ladinets. Used by girls as a talisman against evil eyes and words. To enhance the effect, Ladinets is inscribed in a circle - the Great Kolo. Apply to jewelry or embroider on outerwear. |
| Svaor is a Slavic symbol of the continuous Heavenly movement - Svarga and the Eternal circulation of the Universe, Life Forces. The sign is used to attract prosperity and Happiness into the home and is applied to kitchen utensils. |
| Svaor-Solntsevrat is a Slavic symbol of the movement of the Sun, Yarila across the Firmament. The sign demonstrates and gives the person wearing it the Light of Spiritual illumination, Goodness and Purity of Thoughts and Deeds. |
| The Holy Gift is an ancient symbol of the Sacred Northern Ancestral Homeland of the white peoples, which was located in the Northern Ocean and perished during the first Flood - Daariya, or otherwise: the Paradise Land, Severia, Hyperborea, Arctida. |
| Sadhana is a Slavic solar symbol for cult purposes, personifying the desire to achieve goals, perfection and success. This sign was used by the Old Believers as a designation of a system of Rites for communication with the Native Gods. |
| Ratiborets is a Slavic fiery symbol of Courage, Courage and Military Valor, blinding the enemy’s eyes and forcing him to flee from the battlefield at breakneck speed. The sign is applied to weapons and armor, as well as to Military Banners and Banners - Stands. |
| Marichka is an ancient symbol of the Divine Light descending to Earth, often called a shooting star. People of the Rod receive this light from Yarila the Sun during the day, and from the Stars at night. |
| The symbol of the Race is an ancient symbol of the eternal Union of four great nations: the Slavs and the Aryans. The Aryans united the Clans and Tribes of the Aryans and the X'Aryans, and the Slavs united the Rassenov and Svyatorus. This unity was designated by England in Heaven, which is crossed by a silver Sword, symbolizing Conscience and the race with a fiery handle - Pure Thoughts. The blade of the Sword is directed downward for Preservation and Protection of the Dark Forces of Great Wisdom. |
| Rasic is an ancient symbol of power and unity. Inglia is inscribed in the Multidimensional Book and is depicted in four colors according to the color of the eyes of the Clans: sky blue - Svyatorus, Fiery - Rassenov, green - x'Aryans, silver - yes'Aryans. |
| Svyatoch is a Slavic symbol of Illumination and Spiritual Revival, uniting in itself the Revival - the Fiery Kolovrat, moving through Human Life - the Multidimensionality, and uniting the Divine Golden - Illumination and the Heavenly - Spirituality Crosses. |
| Stribozhich is a Slavic symbol of Stribog, who controls all Hurricanes and Winds, used as a talisman to protect homes and fields from Bad Weather, by sailors for calm water, and millers made windmills in the form of this sign to attract the wind and grind grain faster. |
| The wedding dress is a powerful Slavic symbol, a family talisman. Represents the unification of two Clans into one, Two Elemental-swastika systems (Body, Conscience, Soul and Spirit into One Life, Male Fiery principle with the Watery Feminine. |
| The Rod symbol is a Slavic celestial symbol. Carved script from this sign was used to decorate amulets, amulet and amulets, as well as the Idols of the Family. If you have the Symbol of the Family on your body, no Forces will break the human Spirit. |
| Svadha is a Slavic fire symbol, the Fire Key for opening the Heavenly Gates. It is depicted on the camps of stone altars as a sign of the opening of Heaven and the acceptance by God of the gifts and requirements presented to them. |
| Svarga is a Slavic symbol of Spiritual rebirth and the Heavenly Path through the Worlds of Spiritual Perfection, Reality and the Terrain of the Golden Path. The end point of the Soul's journey is the World of Rule. |
| The Oberezhnik is an ancient symbol that contains the star of England with the Solar sign in the center, called the Messenger and bringing Happiness, Joy and Health. The guardian protects all this. Otherwise, the sign is called the Mother of the Ready or Mati-Gotka. |
| Austin is a Slavic celestial symbol. People often call him the Messenger in everyday life. Protects not only humans, but also households and agricultural tools. |
| The Star of Russia is a Slavic symbol with swastika elements. This sign is often called the Star of Lada or the Square of Svarog. The Great Mother of God symbolizes the source - the origin, from her and Svarog other Gods originated. Therefore, every descendant of the Slavic Family has the right and purpose to wear the star of Rus' on himself as the Seal of the Ancestors. |
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Symbol of Life - Tree of Sephiroth
The Sephirotic Tree is an ancient esoteric symbol in which the Universe is embodied. The meaning of the symbol is that the Universe is one. The mechanism of the existence of life is based on the balance of pairs of opposites. Death-Life, light-darkness, white-black.
The Tree of Sephiroth is 10 spheres (sephira), arranged in layers, which are connected by arcana. The extreme sephiras are opposite to each other and are equalized by the sephira located in the middle.
The movement occurs both from top to bottom and vice versa. From above, energy is opposed to matter. The counter movement from bottom to top is the soul comprehending the truth. The Tree of Sephiroth is the path of the soul’s ascent to the divine Creator and its cleansing from sins.
Yin Yang
The Yin-Yang symbol is deeply rooted in Chinese philosophy and is also a key element in the Taoist religion in China. Today it can be found everywhere. Its meaning is as simple as it is complex. The concept of yin and yang was first discussed in the 3rd century BC, when interest in philosophy appeared. Both yin and yang are both good and bad, they are two sides of the same coin. Yin can turn into yang and vice versa. The point from which each sign begins represents potential, the opposite seed.
Yin is the feminine side, which manifests such things as darkness, water, cold, softness, passivity, north, transformation, introspection, it gives spirit to everything. On the other hand, yang is light, mountains, fire, heat, sun, action, movement, yang gives form to all things. Taoism believes in the idea of embracing both aspects to find balance in everything. To understand how strong this concept is in China, just look at the names of some settlements.
Villages on the sunny side of valleys and rivers have names such as Liuyang and Shiyang, while those located on the opposite side have names like Jianging.
Symbol - Flower of Life
The Flower of Life is a sacred mystical sign that includes all geometric shapes. They are symmetrically inscribed in the circle of the flower.
It contains secret knowledge:
- Golden ratio;
- Pi;
- Metaphysical meanings of numbers;
- Information knowledge systems.
The meaning of the symbol personifies the thoughts of the Creator when creating the world, starting from the structure of man and ending with the structure of the Universe. Its main purpose is to protect all living things and activate vital energy.
Features of the occult
Occultism is a generalized name for a number of teachings, translated from Latin meaning “something secret.” It recognizes that a person has powers that he has not yet known or revealed.
Occultism includes the study of everything that is hidden and inaccessible to modern science, and specializes in such phenomena as magic, spiritualism, extrasensory abilities, dreams, and so on.
Often, followers of occultism associate themselves with world religions - Buddhism, Christianity, Islam - and their teachings carry religious overtones. The term “occult” itself can be applied to all phenomena and situations that religion is unable to explain.
If we compare this teaching with science, we can notice a significant difference in the objects of their study. If occultism directs its forces to knowledge of the nature of things from the inside, then science deals only with the consideration of the external, superficial characteristics of objects and phenomena.
It is interesting to note that for most people, even the mention of just the term “occultism” evokes conflicting emotions and negative thoughts. But not everyone knows and understands that some religious rituals are occult, although they are called that way quite rarely.
The symbols of occultism are presented in the form of a wide variety of designations that have an individual definition, which you need to know when choosing a sign for yourself in order to get rid of possible problems and life contradictions in the future.
Egyptian Key of Life Ankh
The Ankh (Coptic cross or knot of life) is known as an Egyptian hieroglyph that signifies eternal life, and life in the afterlife after death. It symbolizes the eternal life of the soul, which, after being released from the body, is able to open the entrance to the other world.
It is believed that the Egyptian Ankh cross is capable of transmitting the energy of the Universe to a person. This symbol of life has the meaning of power and longevity. Clears the energy background from troubles.
International flag of planet earth
Each space mission today uses different national flags depending on which country is funding it. All this is good, but astronauts, regardless of their country of origin, “stand up” for the planet as a whole, and not for the state that provided funds for the flight. For this reason, the flag of planet Earth was designed. It consists of seven white intertwined rings on a blue background. The rings symbolize all life on our planet.
However, the symbol itself is much older than the flag and is better known as the "Seed of Life". It is considered part of the "Sacred Geometry". This term is used to refer to universal geometric patterns often found in nature. The Seed of Life bears a striking resemblance to the cellular structure during embryonic development. Moreover, the Seed of Life, as well as the Great Flower of Life, has been found in many places around the world. The oldest find was found in the Temple of Osiris at Abydos, Egypt, approximately 5000-6000 years old.
Similar "designs" were also used in Buddhist temples in China and Japan, in modern Turkey, in India, throughout Europe, in Iraq and many other places. The Seed of Life also plays an important role in various religions. For example, in the old Slavic religions the symbol of the Seed of Life represented the sun.
Sign of life and death - Lotus
The lotus flower symbolizes immortality. In Buddhism, it is a symbol of knowledge of truth and spiritual development. The Lotus flower represents a cup and is associated with the feminine principle and rebirth.
The sacred meaning of a flower depends on the number of petals:
- 5 petals - means five levels of human life: birth, teaching, marriage, rest, death;
- 7 petals - represents the seven planets;
- 8 petals - eternal oblivion;
- 9 petals - a symbol of a person;
- 10 petals are a symbol of the Creator and the Higher Mind.
Arrow
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It is believed that the history of the symbol dates back to Ancient Greece - where the direction was indicated using a trace. In the Middle Ages, the path was indicated by a hand with a finger pointing in the right direction. A modern version of the arrow was discovered in an illustration to a treatise by Bernard Forest de Belidor, printed in France in 1737, where the arrow was used to indicate the direction of water flow.
