cedric
aklıma geldi merakımı çekti? nedir ne değildir bilen?
aklıma geldi merakımı çekti? nedir ne değildir bilen?
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hemen ufak bir bilgi daha vereyim kelt sembolüymüş, ama tam olarak nedir ne değildir bunu öğrenmek istiyorum.
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içteki ufak üçlü sembol triskele diye geçiyo. gugılda arayınca "celtic symbols" diye, benzerleri çıkıyo ama aynısına rastlayamadım şimdilik.. bakınıyorum. Triple Spiral de olabilir.
ek: www.whats-your-sign.com
en.wikipedia.org
www.123celtic-irish-jewelry.com
commons.wikimedia.org:Triskelion
www.medievalmagic.ca Spiral Threefold
burada sanki triskele veya Triple Spiral; threefold olanla birlikte kullanılmış gibime geldi..
ek: www.whats-your-sign.com
en.wikipedia.org
www.123celtic-irish-jewelry.com
commons.wikimedia.org:Triskelion
www.medievalmagic.ca Spiral Threefold
burada sanki triskele veya Triple Spiral; threefold olanla birlikte kullanılmış gibime geldi..
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evet bir çeşidi var bu triskelenin ve her birinin farklı farklı anlamları var. acaba bunun anlamını bilen var mı? ya da bulabileceğim bir kaynak. araştırmıştım internetten ama tam bir şey bulamadıydım.
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Triskelion: The triskelion, was a prominent Celtic symbol that represented the the concept of completion and progress. The symbol looked like a three legged wheel. There are basically two different components or meanings of the symbol.
According to the first derivation of the meaning, the triskelion, represents actions, cycles, progress, revolution and competition. In all, the triskelion was a representation of a sense of advancement.
The three legs or rather, the limbs of the triskelion often had several different meanings. The symbol was often used on armors, clothes, as a decorative pin for the clothes and also in jewelery. The meaning of the three legs, varied according to the person who was wearing it. Some of the prominent combinations of the meanings, are as follows: 'Spirit, Mind, Body', 'Father, Son, Holy Ghost', 'Mother, Father, Child', 'Past, Present, Future', 'Power, Intellect, Love', 'Creator, Destroyer, Sustainer' and 'Creation, Preservation, Destruction'.
According to the first derivation of the meaning, the triskelion, represents actions, cycles, progress, revolution and competition. In all, the triskelion was a representation of a sense of advancement.
The three legs or rather, the limbs of the triskelion often had several different meanings. The symbol was often used on armors, clothes, as a decorative pin for the clothes and also in jewelery. The meaning of the three legs, varied according to the person who was wearing it. Some of the prominent combinations of the meanings, are as follows: 'Spirit, Mind, Body', 'Father, Son, Holy Ghost', 'Mother, Father, Child', 'Past, Present, Future', 'Power, Intellect, Love', 'Creator, Destroyer, Sustainer' and 'Creation, Preservation, Destruction'.
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