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Pikorua – A Maori Symbol

The Pikorua is a famous Maori symbol that represents the journey of life, friendship, eternity and loyalty, as well as the connection of people and the ...

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Sunflower Tattoo Meaning and Symbolism

Having a tattoo is one of the most important decisions you can make but choosing the right tattoo design can be a real challenge. While flowers are among ...

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Queen Anne’s Lace – Symbolism and Meaning

One of the dreamiest flowers you can have in your garden, Queen Anne’s lace features umbrella-like blooms, a favorite among butterflies and bees. Here’s how ...

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Poinsettia – Symbolism and Meaning

One of the most popular holiday flowers, poinsettias are loved for their vivid red and green colors, getting us into the festive spirit. Have you ever ...

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Yarrow Flower – Symbolism and Meaning

Commonly seen in cottage and butterfly gardens, yarrows boast decorative flower clusters and feathery leaves. Here’s a look at what makes this bloom so ...

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Protea Flower – Meaning and Symbolism

Vibrant and unique, proteas are loved for their distinctive artichoke-like shape, adding an exotic touch to gardens and floral decorations These flowers can ...

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From Myth to Medicine: The Legacy of Goddess Hygieia

Hygieia (pronounced hay-jee-uh) is known as the goddess of health, cleanliness and hygiene in both Greek and Roman mythology. She’s one of the lesser known ...

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Galatea – Nereid of Greek Mythology

In Greek mythology, Galatea was a Nereid nymph, one of the many daughters of the sea god Nereus. Most people tend to think of Galatea as a statue that was ...

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The Tale of Iphigenia: A Daughter’s Destiny in Greek Mythology

Iphigenia was the eldest daughter of the king of Mycenae, Agamemnon, and his wife Clytemnestra. Unfortunately, through her father’s side, she belonged to ...

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The Mysterious Tale of Europa: When God Meets Mortal

In Greek mythology, Europa was the daughter of the Phoenician King Agenor and his wife Telephassa. While her role in the myths is not highly important, her ...

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