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The Helm of Awe: Exploring Its Origins and Significance

The Helm of Awe. The name itself sounds remarkable and powerful. Yet it is known by a range of other names such as the Helm of Terror, Aegishjalmur, and the ...

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Pink in Culture: Exploring Its Historical and Modern Meanings

Pink is much more than just a color. It represents a variety of feelings and ideas, such as love, kindness, and sometimes even protest. From the gentle ...

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The Fenghuang: Chinese Symbol of Harmony and Prosperity

Sometimes called the Chinese Phoenix, the fenghuang is a mythological bird that represents peace and prosperity, as well as Confucian virtues. It’s similar ...

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The Ship’s Wheel and Its Symbolic Power

The ship's wheel is an important symbol in maritime culture. It's not just for steering ships; it represents leadership, guidance, and handling life's ...

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The Color Purple: More Than Just a Hue

Purple has always been a fascinating color, grabbing the attention of cultures and artists for ages. It's not just one shade, but a whole range from deep ...

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All The Peace Symbols: From Olive Branches to Peace Signs

Gertrud von Le Fort once defined symbols as the “language of something invisible spoken in the visible world.”  Having struggled with finding and ...

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Two Golden Fish: A Tale of Prosperity, Balance, and Loyalty

A pair of golden fish (carp, usually) forms part of the Ashtamangala, an eight-piece suite of auspicious signs associated with Buddhism and other related ...

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The Wishbone: From Ancient Ritual to Modern Symbolism

The wishbone is a popular good luck symbol in the Western world and is a favorite custom at Thanksgiving dinner tables. Today, it’s a popular design for ...

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The Power of White: A Historical and Symbolic Exploration

White is the lightest of all colors and unlike others, it has no hue. It’s the color of chalk, milk and fresh snow and as the opposite of black, white ...

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Cimaruta: Exploring the Ancient Italian Amulet’s Rich Heritage

One of the very oldest existing amulets, the cimaruta is a Roman protective charm, featuring a sprig of rue with several apotropaic symbols to ward off ...

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