it's interesting to learn the origin of this symbol, and the various beliefs associated with it. it is, however, these days, most associated with "peace", except for a school in the netherlands a few years ago who banned it because it was thought to be a symbol used to persecute the christians and then later believed to be a satanic symbol. in fact, it was designed in the 1950's by a british man for the nuclear disarmament initiative. in my young days, i've seen the hippie types sport this symbol in their shirts and jewelry along with flashing the V sign with their fingers.
this to me looks like the cross section of an orange. :-P
but whatever it really is, peace must reside in your heart and in your mind.
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over at five plus two, this week's theme is "the Bible". portray yourself as your favourite character, or express your favourite passage with a self-portrait and tag it fiveplustwo-bible. check us out. https://365project.org/fiveplustwo/365/2017-11-29
