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1. Symbols of The Sacred Dove The Dove universally symbolizes innocence, gentleness, faith, marital affection, peace and constancy. The deepest kind of Peace and Faith is symbolized by the Dove. It's image stills our worried and troubled thoughts, and shows us how to find renewa...
2. The Power of Pomegranate Symbolism There's nothing quite so powerful as pomegranate symbolism. Any symbol is powerful. A symbol transforms abstract concepts, ideas and beliefs into tangible things that we can touch, see, hear, taste, smell and understand. Symbolism brings power...
3. The Endless Knot Symbol Symmetrical knots that tie into themselves; without beginning or end; are a universal symbol of the eternity of life, the eternity of nature, and the eternity of love. The well-known expression, "tying the knot"; meaning to get married or engaged, o...
4. Unique Hanukkah Menorahs Traditional or Modern, the collection of unique Hanukkah menorahs you will find here is spectacular.  There is a Hanukkah menorah for every member of your family, even some really fun children's menorahs.  Here you can also find the da...
5. Butterfly Symbolism and Gift Ideas The Butterfly is a universal symbol of change, resurrection, transformation, celebration, young love and the soul. ~ As a symbol of transformation; the butterfly represents everlasting life, stemming from it's various stages of life. 1. Birth (the c...
6. Bird Symbolism and Spirituality Since ancient times, because of the Birds connection to the sky, they have been thought of as a supernatural link between the heavens and the earth. Middle Eastern and Asian cultures often speak of birds as symbols of immortality. In East Indian myt...
7. Legends of The Tree of Life The Tree of Life is a Universal symbol found in many spiritual traditions around the world. It symbolizes life itself, with it's branches reaching for the Heavens "Father Sky" and it's buried roots, linking to "Mother Earth". Many ancient mythical s...
8. The Art and Magic of Hex Signs Hex Signs were first seen painted on the sides of barns, stables and houses of the Pennsylvania Dutch in the 18th century. The custom of using these signs was derived from the Old World, brought from Germany and Switzerland by German immigrants who s...
9. Hanukkah Ornaments for Hanukkah Bush Decoration or Interfaith Celebration Hanukkah is the festival of lights, with eight days of celebration, decoration, Hanukkah gifts and for some a Hanukkah bush or interfaith tree.  Here you will find a collection of beautiful, unique and interesting Hanukkah ornaments.   As t...
10. How To Speak Through Flowers Nature's gift of flowers, speak to us in many different ways and people have been expressing our deepest thoughts and emotions to one another through their beauty and symbolic meanings since time immemorial. Floriography- The language of flowers. A...
11. Quiz: Religion facts and trivia Take my pop quiz about religion worldwide. I've put in questions about Christian, Buddhism, Judaism, Islam and Hinduism. Maybe you'll learn a few things, maybe you'll show yourself just how much you already knew some religion trivia.
12. Fruits Fable and Folklore Many fruits are surrounded by a long and colorful history of symbolic meaning and mythical tales. Apples, cherries, figs, pomegranates, and strawberries are found around the world, woven into religious tales, and ancient folklore. These bountiful...
13. Milagros (Miracle) Healing Charms A milagro, (Spanish for "miracle") or ex-voto (from "my vow" in Latin) are small charms, generally made of gold, silver, copper or brass, which the faithful believe are endowed with spiritual powers, which when offered to a saint can heal and help pr...
14. Quiz: Free Christian trivia test Test your knowledge of Christianity one of the largest world religions. Do you know your religious trivia? Good luck and have fun. I'm asking questions about the history of Christianity, the Bible, Christianity in the world today and theology. ...
15. Toy advent calendar 2010 Counting down to Christmas for Children.
16. Historical Symbols Found on Gravestones Early grave markers, or gravestones, were actually heavy rocks and boulders that were placed on graves, because it was believed they were needed to keep the dead from rising from their graves. Eventually these boulders became grave markers and were...
17. Chocolate Advent Calendar Advent calendars are a great way to celebrate the coming of Christmas... adding chocolate gifts to the package makes it even better. After all, who doesn't love chocolate? I've found a few very affordable advent calendars containing chocolate...
18. Easter Symbols and Celebrations Pre-Christian Easter Origins: Easter, a Christian festival, embodies many pre-Christian traditions. Easter is thought to originally have been named after "Eostre", the Great Mother Goddess of the Saxon people in Northern Europe, she was the Teutonic...
19. Top Ten Gifts for Your Buddhist Friends I thought I'd offer you my top ten list of great gift ideas for any Buddhist. Many of you may know someone who meditates and is on the Buddhist path, but if you are not a Buddhist you may be at a loss about what kinds of things would make a nice pres...
20. Catholic Symbols There are dozens and dozens of different Catholic symbols that have been used over the years and while some have been forgotten or fallen by the wayside, many are still in use today. Some, like the crucifix and rosary are very well known. Yet others,...