The Celtic Triquetra Cross

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I have always found the cross to be a compelling symbol, yet I never wore one due to its associations. You know, Christianity, Jesus, and everything that entails.

Recently, I began exploring its significance more deeply and discovered some fascinating insights!

In fact, my appreciation for the cross has been rekindled, prompting me to add a Celtic Cross to the shop:

You see, the cross itself is another element that Christianity appropriated from Pagan traditions.

The Celtic cross is over 12,000 years old and represents the cycles of life and nature…

…as well as the natural order of existence.

The cross embodies the cycle of life and nature in multiple ways

(in the arrangement of north, east, south, west):

• The 4 directions (north, east, south, west)
• The 4 seasons (winter, spring, summer, autumn)
• The 4 elements (earth, water, air, fire)
• The 4 parts of the body (soul, body, heart, mind)
• The 4 stages of life (death, fertility, union, birth)
• The solar cycle (midnight, sunrise, noon, sunset)

And so much more…

…but what truly distinguishes the Celtic cross from the Christian version is the circle.

The circle connects the four points and signifies how everything occurs in cycles (it also acts as a shield against evil and negative energies – similar to all circles).

Moreover, the circle symbolizes the soul and our connection to the Divine.

As you might already know, I have a passion for symbolism…

…and this cross features Celtic knots and the Triquetra.

I could delve into the significance of the Triquetra for hours. It’s one of my favorite symbols…

…but to summarize, the Triquetra embodies the power of three (the Triple Goddess, Past/Present/Future, Maiden/Mother/Crone) and signifies how all things are interconnected and perpetuate in cycles.

The Triquetra and the Celtic cross complement each other beautifully!

That’s why it’s designated as The Celtic Triquetra Cross in our shop.

Click here to learn more about the Celtic Triquetra Cross!
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