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Symbols and their meaning - Crossroad.to
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Jump to The World Tree - WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION (WHO, a UN agency): This symbol points back to the days of Moses, when a dead serpent ...
10 Symbols That Rule The World - USAHM Conspiracy
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Aug 18, 2011 - Symbols are all around us and they all have secret meanings. Below is a list of 10 symbols that rule the world without you even knowing it!
List of symbols - Wikipedia
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This is a list of graphical signs, icons, and symbols. Contents. [hide]. 1 Languages; 2 Basic communication; 3 Scientific and engineering symbols; 4 Consumer ...
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World places; Image In the past; Image Celebrations. Image Lifestyle ... Widgit Symbols © Widgit Software 2016 · About SymbolWorld · Original SymbolWorld ...
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World Symbols Blog – Observing the symbols that are all around our ...
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Observing the symbols that are all around our countries, cities, workplaces and homes. Ever wonder what they meant? Learn more here.
SparkNotes: Brave New World: Themes, Motifs & Symbols
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Description and explanation of the major themes of Brave New World. This accessible literary criticism is perfect for anyone faced with Brave New World essays, ...
Symbols of the movement - World Association of Girl Guides and Girl ...
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Many of the symbols of WAGGGS and the Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting Movement were introduced by Lord Robert Baden-Powell and have been updated ...
Brave New World Symbols by LitCharts | From the creators of ...
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Need help on symbols in Aldous Huxley's Brave New World? Check out our detailed analysis. From the creators of SparkNotes.
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Begini Cara Ririn Ekawati Tenangkan Anak di Pesawat

Ririn Ekawati (Foto: Radarcirebon)

ANAK-ANAK sering rewel di pesawat, baik akibat tekanan udara maupun turbulensi. Aktris cantik Ririn Ekawati punya cara biar anak tidak pernah rewel.

Fasilitas di pesawat ternyata membuat anak Ririn menjadi tenang dan tidak rewel seperti anak yang lain. Karena sang anak menikmati hiburan sehingga tidak berpikir tentang hal buruk di esawat.

“Anakku tidak rewel saat duduk di pesawat. Karena dia menikmati hiburan yang disediakan di pesawat, seperti nonton film,” kata Ririn kepada Okezone di Gedung Djakarta Theater XXI, Thamrin, Jakarta Pusat, Rabu 7 Januari 2015.

Hal tersebut membuat pemeran Salma dalam film ‘Di Balik 98’ ini merasa senang. Karena ia tidak repot mengatur dan meminta anaknya untuk tenang. Kepanikan anaknya masih dalam tahap wajar, sebab sang anak hanya minta Ririn memeganginya ketika pesawat mendarat.
“Paling di saat landing pesawatnya suka goyang-goyang, dia cuma minta pegangan tangan,” tutup Ririn.
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The History and Legends of The Coyote

In southwestern mythology, the Coyote is known as a "Trickster God", and is famous for his adaptability, ego, humor, insight, and mischievous playfulness. The Coyote symbolizes the earth, duality and balance and he has the unique ability to present both sides of an issue.

In difficult times, through his wisdom and protective nature, the Coyote can discover a trap hidden within a foolish situation you may unknowingly be caught in. For example, If you are in a relationship where you think you may be fooling yourself, use the Coyote as a guide to help you see the truth of the matter.

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The Sparrow; A Symbol of Hope and Renewal

The Sparrow, returning from it's winter home, is the herald of spring, a symbol of the mother goddess, rebirth, and the Resurrection. It is a symbol of hope, fertility, a renewal of life, and represents the love of God for even the "least" among us.

The Sparrow was an attribute and messenger of Aphrodite. The long battle at Troy was forecast when nine sparrows, representing the nine years of war, were eaten by a snake.

In the art of Feng Shui, Birds in general, bring good luck when placed in the South facing side of your room. However the keeping of caged birds is bad Feng Shui, as this represents confinement and the stunting of growth.

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Autumn History & Traditions

We refer to most seasons by the names that were commonly used by our ancestors. Winter is from the German word meaning "time of water" (of rain and snow.) Spring refers to the springing forth of life from the earth. The word autumn comes from the original Latin word "autumnus". The alternate term, fall, originated with the Germans but became commonplace with the mid16th century English who typically referred to fall as meaning "the fall of the leaves."

Here's a look at some common symbols and traditions associated with Fall or Autumn.

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Vegetable Myth and Folklore

Vegetable Myth and Folklore: "Many vegetables are surrounded by a long and colorful history of symbolic meaning and mythical tales. artichokes, tomatoes, onions, and cabbage are found around the world, woven into religious tales, and ancient folklore.

'Vegetables are the food of the earth; fruit seems more the food of the heavens. ~Sepal Felicivant'

If we are from Mother Nature herself, food is valuable, not only because it is capable of bringing us mouthwatering nourishment, but most importantly because they impart upon us the lasting wonder and importance of nature's beauty and magic.

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Ancient Egyptian Symbols

Egyptian symbols are known all over the world because of their magickal quality and the mysteries that they hold. Depicted in hieroglyphs, these symbols were called, "the words of God" and were used mainly by priests.

Commonly seen ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic symbols include scarabs, the ankh, the eye of Horus, Bast (the Cat-headed Goddess), the crescent moon, the Feather of Maat, the lotus flower, frogs, and the falcon. These symbols were historically used as amulets of protection and to bring luck. They were also frequently used in both religious and magickal rituals for both the living and the dead.

Click to learn more about Egyptian Symbolism

Sources: AncientSymbols.com, EgyptArtSite.com

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