Symbols
The Chakana, or Inca Cross, is a powerful symbol of the Andes ancient cultures and is considered the most complete sacred geometrical design for the Incas. This symbol is often seen at ancient sites and sacred centers though out the Andes of Peru and Bolivia. ...more
The Spiral is known as an ancient symbol of evolution. One of the oldest symbols of human spirituality in existence, the spiral has been found carved into cave dwellings, rocks and tombs all over the world. It is said to symbolize the evolution of the universe, the never-ending cycles of growth, change and eternal life as well as the cycles of the seasons. ...more
SQUARE
The Square is the ancient sign for the earth and symbolizes security, permanence, balance and integrity.
In both Eastern and Western cultures, the Square is seen to represent the ground or land. In Egyptian
Hierographics, the Square symbolized manifestation or realization. The Square is known as a symbol of morality to the Freemasons.
While the Circle often represents the spiritual world, the Square represents the material or physical world. It said also to symbolize the male energy.
The Circle is an ancient a symbol of unity, wholeness and completion. With no ending or beginning, it is the perfect symbol of the Infinite.
In many pagan religions, the Circle is seen to represent the feminine force, Mother Earth or the cosmos.
In Astrology, the Circle is associated with the eternal, spirit and the life force. The Celts viewed circles as having both protective and celestial significance.
The word Circle originated from the Latin word “circus”. A circus is where shows or activity take place in a circle. The Circle is a symbol of Mobility when in the form of a wheel.
One of the primary and most fundamental geometric symbols, the Triangle often represents the sacred Trinity in many religions. When pointed upward, the Triangle is said to symbolize the sun, fire, ascent to heaven, power, prosperity, royalty and the male energy.
When it is pointing downward, it symbolizes the moon, water, passivity, the great mother and grace. When the two triangles meet at their points, it is said to represent the sexual union between man and woman.
The Latin Cross is the most widely recognized cross and is a sacred emblem for the Christian faith.
Long associated with the Jesus and the crucifixion, when the Latin Cross is depicted with the image of Christ, it is called a crucifix. When folded, a perfect Latin cross creates a cube, which is said to symbolize earthly authority....more
