The Vergina Sun (also known as the Star of Vergina, Macedonian star, or Argead Star) is a rayed solar symbol appearing in ancient Greek art from the sixth to second centuries BC. -- REF: W. Lindsay Adams and Eugene N. Borza, eds.
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An legend from Japan about how the world was plunged into darkness when the Sun goddess sulked.
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The nativity of the Universal Savior is December 25th (technically 21st) because this is the longest night of the year: the light of the world (John 8:12) is but an infant; weak, low on the horizon.
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It is the original dying-and-rising god seen in many religions including Christianity and Zoroastrianism, and its role as the governor of the seasons means that its myths are often personifications of these natural cycles.
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Ouroboros is a greek word, and means “tail swallower.” The ouroboros is usually depicted in the form of a snake swallowing its tail, and is usually circular, although it is sometimes depicted in a lemniscate shape. It originated in Egypt as a symbol of the sun, and represented the travels of the sun disk.
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This article, which details the history, design, and meaning of the sun tattoo, will help you decide, with sun-and-moon tattoos, tribal, Celtic design, and many photos.
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The Sun Symbol. The sun is the symbol of life, and the sun is the source, which gives us life, light and energy. It is the sun that is the symbol of the gift Braco shares. It was also the symbol of Ivica Prokic, of his energy and work to better people's lives when Braco met and joined him in 1993. In all of Ivica's books, you can find some details and examples for the special role of the sun in his mission.
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These patterns are known as mandalas which means 'circle'and these circles are made to symbolise the Sun. The sun holds a lot of importance in Hinduism. It symbolises caring and protective of infertility, hunger, and sorrows of old age and death;It is also a symbol of blessing and fertility.
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The Sun was the first of the seven Ptolemaic 'planets' (from Gr. planetese, 'wanderer'), and was equated with gold, one of the seven metals of Egypt (presumably also of the Ptolemaic period). The Sun is man, summer, heat and dryness while the Moon is woman, winter, silver, coolness and moisture.
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That each of these gods embody different cultural ideals is of little significance in the present context: Jesus, Dionysus and Mithras are all opposites: one a disciplined preacher of peace, the other a licentious alcoholic, still another a fierce warrior.
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The sun is the symbol of life, and the sun is the source, which gives us life, light and energy.