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Who is the Greek God Phosphorus?

In Greek mythology, the gods and goddesses held immense power and significance in the lives of ancient Greeks. One such deity is Phosphorus, a fascinating ...

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Dreaming about a Swimming Pool – Meaning and Symbolism

Dive into the fascinating world of dreams as we explore the symbolism of swimming pools. Dreaming about a swimming pool can evoke a sense of relaxation, ...

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Dreaming about Poop – What Could They Mean?

Dreams have long fascinated and intrigued us, often offering glimpses into the hidden realms of our subconscious. While dreams can take on various forms and ...

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The Fleur-de-Lis: Origins, Symbolism and Meaning

The Fleur-de-Lis is everywhere and is one of the most ubiquitous symbols there is, so much so that it’s often not even noticed. The popularity of the ...

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Faravahar – Origins and Symbolic Meaning

The Faravahar, also known as Farr-e Kiyani or Forouhar, is one of the best-known ancient symbols of Zoroastrianism. The symbol has existed since ancient ...

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Why Ladybugs are Considered Lucky Symbols

Lucky charms usually differ in the Eastern and Western sides of the world. However, there are a few symbols of luck that are celebrated in both cultures, ...

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Lucky Rabbit’s Foot – History and Symbolism

The left hind foot of a rabbit has long been considered to be a good luck charm in various places around the world. Although much of the world has moved ...

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Red Cross – How Did The Symbol Originate?

The Red Cross is often considered to be the most recognized symbol in the world. It’s featured on hospital signs, ambulances, and on the uniforms of ...

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What Does the Simurgh Symbolize?

The Simurgh is a prophetic, legendary bird in ancient Persian mythology that nests on the Tree of Knowledge. It’s known as the mysterious, gigantic healing ...

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Greek Gods (Twelve Olympian) and Their Symbols

There are many gods in ancient Greek and Roman mythology. However, the twelve Olympian gods were the most important of the pantheon of gods in ancient ...

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