Thread: Whats this symbol mean ? :)

It is a symbol for the triple goddess ( the 3 pieces of the cross = the Mother, Maiden and Crone, the points come together, go upward and into the moon/horns - depending on which one they are they either represent feminine power, or the God. )


Alternatively, if taken from a celtic / christian point of view. It could represent the lunar powers of Christ or the Horned God, intelligence, wisdom, / power, life. Etc.

And because it DOES lack the circle, no it wouldn't mean mercury. When dealing with symbols, the addition or removal of just one aspect can drastically change the meaning.

Cheers.

Originally Posted by Saeiane

It is a symbol for the triple goddess ( the 3 pieces of the cross = the Mother, Maiden and Crone, the points come together, go upward and into the moon/horns - depending on which one they are they either represent feminine power, or the God. )


Alternatively, if taken from a celtic / christian point of view. It could represent the lunar powers of Christ or the Horned God, intelligence, wisdom, / power, life. Etc.

And because it DOES lack the circle, no it wouldn't mean mercury. When dealing with symbols, the addition or removal of just one aspect can drastically change the meaning.

Cheers.

Tell that to Hermes and see if he agrees.

Haha it's a good thing you guys figred this out before I did.

I was about to post some nonsense about some kind of Islamic-Christian hybrid :P

Originally Posted by Murmur

Haha it's a good thing you guys figred this out before I did.

I was about to post some nonsense about some kind of Islamic-Christian hybrid :P

You are not too far from the truth the half moon figures prominently in Islamic.

Originally Posted by Lady Dunsany

You are not too far from the truth the half moon figures prominently in Islamic.

That was my reasoning.