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Chevron is a symbol of the womb. The spiral is a symbol
of thejourney toward the center; towards healing and
becoming whole. It also points the way to the center
and source of life; to the womb of the Goddess and that
of each woman. Men pay it reverence in their own robust
way, while women constantly look to it as a reminder
of who they are. Because the womb is also a symbol of
both infinity and eternity. To be alive is so very mysterious,
and beyond understanding, its origins must lie in something
infinite. To move towards the center and source of life
is the movement into spirituality. The womb, source
of birth, and awakening into this world, is a symbol
of awakening and spirituality. As such, it is one of
the oldest spiritual symbols in the world.
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almost every culture the moon is a woman. The
monthly cycles of the moon seem to show the monthly
cycles of women as though in a sacred magic mirror.
Each month the Goddess paints the face of the
moon with the same picture; over and over. And
the theme of that picture is the power of women
and the sacredness of the energy that each woman
carries in her womb. The crescent moon, set against
the stars, echoes each woman’s unique sense
of self of herself, even as she lives as only
one person among many. In many cultures, arms
held over one’s head are a posture of prayer.
The hands seem to reach toward the higher; toward
the stars, the moon and planets, and toward something
that lies without; toward the larger universe
in which we live. Although this posture reaches
outwards, the longing it expresses finds fulfillment
by looking within.
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