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Cross

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The cross is a predominant symbol of Christianity, representing the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and the redeeming benefits of his Passion and death.

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Crescent Moon and Star

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Used in Islam, this symbol is believed to represent the sovereignty of God. It is also commonly associated with the Islamic community.

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Lotus Flower

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In Buddhist and Hindu traditions, the lotus represents purity and divine birth, with the unfolding petals suggesting the expanding soul.

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Dharma Wheel

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Symbolizes the teachings of Buddhism; the eight spokes represent the Noble Eightfold Path.

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Star of David

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A symbol of Judaism and Jewish identity that appears on the flag of Israel and symbolizes divine protection.

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Aum or Om

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A sacred sound and spiritual icon in Indian religions, particularly Hinduism, where it signifies the essence of the ultimate reality or consciousness.

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Khanda

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A Sikh symbol that represents divine knowledge, the oneness of God, and the spiritual sovereignty of God.

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Ankh

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An ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic symbolizing life, often associated with the gods and immortality.

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Ichthys or Fish

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Early Christian symbol representing the followers of Jesus and used as a secret sign during times of persecution.

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Yin and Yang

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In Chinese philosophy and religion, it represents the concept of dualism, describing how seemingly opposing forces may actually be complementary.

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Tilaka

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In Hinduism, a mark worn on the forehead and other parts of the body for spiritual reasons, signifying the sect or deity worshiped.

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Torii Gate

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In Shinto, the Torii gate is a traditional Japanese gate that symbolizes the transition from the mundane to the sacred.

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Menorah

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A seven-branched candelabrum used in the ancient Temple in Jerusalem and a symbol of Judaism, it represents the ideal of universal enlightenment.

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Dove

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In Christian iconography, the dove represents the Holy Spirit and peace. It is also used in various religious contexts to symbolize purity and devotion.

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Trident

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Associated with the Hindu god Shiva and is a symbol of his power to destroy evil and ignorance.

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