Real Fairies » Blog Archive » Fairy Magic – The Magical Symbols of the Elves We get all our magical information from a group of elves known as The Elves of Fyn. Who they are and how we got this information will be discussed in another post but for now, I am just going to give you a general overview of some of their symbols and what they are used for. According to the elves, their symbols, which date back thousands of years, are considered either representation symbols or activation symbols. Fairy Symbols from the Elves of Fyn One of their key activation symbols is a symbol called Veldor which, when combined with other symbols, is used to bring a desired result into being. The Veldor Fairy Symbol If we were to want to bring about a result, such as “seeing the truth” we would combine Veldor with the representation symbols for Truth and To See to create this outcome for ourselves magically: The combined symbol for "seeing the truth." Another example would be combining Veldor with the prosperity symbol to bring prosperity into your life: Update: Hi Everyone! Natalie
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Find Your Animal Symbols & Animal Symbol Meanings Introduction to Animal Symbols Animal symbols are so universal as to be a part of the collective unconscious, belonging to the mythology, legends and religious scriptures of virtually every culture on earth. Some animal symbols contain a secret code and reveal their inner meanings only through written and oral traditions. Other symbols are related to the characteristics of animals that are readily accessible to any observer. Our intuitive sense of the meaning of animal symbols can be greatly enhanced by looking at the meanings given to contemporary symbols in a historic or cultural context. Browse the animal symbols below to find the perfect animal for your personal symbol, business logo, club banner, organizational flag or heraldry project. Links to All Animal Symbols Below Ant: Animal Symbols Ants are symbols meaning the accomplishment of a great labor, wisdom and providence. More Information on This Website Read Aesop's fables about ants. Antelope: Animal Symbols Bear: Animal Symbols