Jennifer:
I have a question for you. This one is important. I am looking for information I once had and now it is gone. I need to do some research from that text. I am looking for the history and the meaning of the four gates. The North, East, West and South Gates. And all the information of the guardians of those gates. Can you help me?
hi guys so I have a lot of paranormal going on in my house but when I went in my room only a couple of hours after I already had my bracelet was snapped in half but it was pacifically placed it looked like the half circle with another one on the back of it, not sure what this means can someone tell me please, oh and is there any forums out there for talking about this stuff?
I would suggest that any symbol of death or the speed of time is a reminder to live in the present. The skull, hourglass, or even ‘tempus fugit!” (time flies) would serve such a purpose.
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What’s the symbol that look like the watch dogs symbol with a dot in the middle
I don’t know about the dot in the middle but I think the symbol is the Unicursal Hexagram ( http://symboldictionary.net/?p=1367 )
Jennifer:
I have a question for you. This one is important. I am looking for information I once had and now it is gone. I need to do some research from that text. I am looking for the history and the meaning of the four gates. The North, East, West and South Gates. And all the information of the guardians of those gates. Can you help me?
How is the crucifix associated with Norse Mythology?
Well, you’re not on the Norse page, so…
hi guys so I have a lot of paranormal going on in my house but when I went in my room only a couple of hours after I already had my bracelet was snapped in half but it was pacifically placed it looked like the half circle with another one on the back of it, not sure what this means can someone tell me please, oh and is there any forums out there for talking about this stuff?
Does anyone know any modern symbols of time passing?
I would suggest that any symbol of death or the speed of time is a reminder to live in the present. The skull, hourglass, or even ‘tempus fugit!” (time flies) would serve such a purpose.