What does the red fern symbolize?
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use these web site they will tell yuo:\nwww.sparknotes.com\nwww.cliffnotes.com\nwww.pinkmonkey.com
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I've seen a tree represent it (with branches) and a triangle (to show checks and balances).  \n\nThis has to be an opinion question, I've never heard of a symbol representing the three branches of govt.\n\n(Maybe the Eagle that has the arrows in its talons -- I think there are three arrows -- maybe that's what you mean.)
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Hi,\nThe four horsemen you read about in Revelation relate to the breaking of the seals by the Lamb.  The seals that are broken represent God's curses on the world.  The horses symbolize these curses.  There are four of them.  The general consensus is they are pale, black, red and white.  They represent death, famine, war and the antichrist.  Hope this helps.
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Well, not being a literature student, I'm not certain if "imagery" has special meaning, but here goes.  This is one of my favorites, and it seems to me that it is full of imagery.  It's about how youth and beauty fade.\nNothing Gold Can Stay\n  Nature's first green is gold,\n  Her hardest hue to hold.\n  Her early leaf's a flower;\n  But only so an hour.\n  Then leaf subsides to leaf.\n  So Eden sank to grief,\n  So dawn goes down today,\n  Nothing gold can stay.\n         --Robert Frost
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In numerology 93 is has the vibration of 3.  The number 3 is associated with spring and consequently with beginnings, new ventures and with fertile phases of growth. These can be physical or mental.  3 is symbolised by the triangle and can therefore represent the Holy Trinity.  It is linked to the planet Jupiter. the sign Sagittarius, and the colours mauve and amethyst.
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Well, everything has its yin and yang side, and many believe this symbol represents balance, peace or harmony. Others believe that it means there is a little bad in the good, and a little good in the bad (which would mean there is no absolute good or evil). \n\nhttp://cana.userworld.com/cana_yinyang.html\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yin_yang
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A statue of the Hindu Goddess Kali. She, for me, represents the feminine aspect of the Divine. Two pieces of art work with eagles. Eagle is one of my more important Totem animals. A turtle shell. Turtle represents the sort of Native American medicine I work with. A stone with a natural hole in it. Like the statue, this represents the feminine aspect of the Universe, and that's important to me. And a pentacle. Which represents, for me, certain aspects of European metaphysics that are important to me because of the Universal truth I found there. ~ Peace & Blessings ~ BTW ... I'm not religious. ;-)
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It's a fern, a non-flowering plant.
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This is very specific to the culture you live in, and to the Victorian era (1832-1907).  Also remember most people, as in maybe 1 in 10,000 will even have the thought of understanding or thinking of the meaning of a specific flower.  Presuming you live in the U.S. these are thought to be the representations.\n\n* Daffodil : respect and admiration\n* Mum : bronze excitement;red sharing & love;white truth;yellow secret admirer\n* Poinsettia : asking for “Be Of Good Cheer”\n* rattan : ?\n* Chrysanthemum : friendship; red love; white truth;yellow slighted love\n\nThe color is more important then the type of flower:\nRed love, passion, lust\nPink happiness, love\nWhite  purity, innocence, pure love (not eros, but pathos or philia)\nYellow  friendship; or slighted love; or secret love
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The colors are actually used with very traditional references:\n\nGreen is associated with money in the US and with jealousy generally.  It typically comes up in Gatbsy's internal conflict between his dreams and his wealth. I'm thinking here of the "single green light" he watches at Daisy's house.\n\nBlue most often comes up in the context of dreams or illusions.\n\nGray is also associated with dreams, but in the context of characters' dreams dissolving, merging together into lifelessness. \n\nWhite is significantly associated with innocence and Daisy in particular.  Daisy is the only one that we are told is "dressed in white", she also mentions her "white girlhood". \n.\n\nYellow illustrates the greed and decay that suround the characters, and the materialisma that corrupts the citizens of both Eggs Yellow stands out as a symbol of corruption and decay.  "Yellow cocktaiil musice"entertains them, and Gatsby's car is also yellow, significantly for Mirtle.
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I think it means red devil
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Celtic symbol of healing, and perhaps relating to resurrection and rebirth
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Not sure on this but some ferns (botrichum) have incredibly high poloidly numbers... you may look there.
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Almond Blossom\nA symbol of hope, sweetness, delicacy.\n\nAnemone\nWithered hopes, a dying love.\n\nAbor Vitae\nUnchanging friendship.\n\nBaby's Breath\nA symbol of the hope of procreation and new life, both for the married couple as a new unit and for future offspring.\n\nBleeding Heart\nA symbol of undying love. The petals of this perennial flower are slightly united into flattened, heart-shaped, or spurred corollas. Its colors are yellow, white, or red, pink or ivory and it blooms in the Spring. \n\nCamelia, white\nA symbol of loveliness.\n\nCarnation, deep red\nAlas! for my poor heart.\n\nCarnation, white\nA symbol of disdain.\n\nChina-Aster\nVariety.\n\nClover, four-leaf\nOne offers this to ask, "Be mine."\n\nClover, white\nThink of me.\n\nClover, red\nA symbol of industry.\n\nColumbine\nA symbol of folly.\n\nColumbine, purple\nThis means, "resolved to win."\n\nDaisy\nA symbol of innocence.\n\nDeadly Nightshade\nA symbol of falsehood.\n\nFern\nFascination.\n\nForget-me-not\nAs a symbol of true love. This also simply means, "forget me not." And it is, of course, also Alaska's state flower, and a wildflower that florists can use without risking insects creeping out in the middle of the service.\n\nFuchsia, scarlet\nTaste.\n\nGeranium, scarlet\nThis selection offers consolation.\n\nGeranium, rose\nA symbol of preference.\n\nGoldenrod\nThis says to the receiver: "Be cautious."\n\nHeliotrope\nA symbol of devotion.\n\nHoney-Flower\nLove, sweet and secret.\n\nHyacinth, white\nUnobtrusive loveliness.\n\nIvy\nA symbol of fidelity.\n\nLady's slipper\nWin me and wear me.\n\nLily, Day\nA symbol of coquetry.\n\nLily, white\nA symbol of purity and sweetness.\n\nLily, yellow\nA symbol of falsehood or gaiety.\n\nLily of the Valley\nThis symbolizes the return of happiness.\n\nMignonette\nThis says, "Your qualities surpass your charms."\n\nMonkshead\nDanger is near.\n\nMyrtle\nA symbol of love.\n\nOats\nThe witching soul of music.\n\nOrange Blossom\nChastity.\n\nPansy\nSymbolizes one's thoughts.\n\nPassion flower\nFaith.\n\nPeach Blossom\nThis says, "I am your captive."\n\nPear\nA symbol of affection.\n\nPeriwinkle\nAs a symbol of early friendship (blue), happy memories (white).\n\nPoppy\nAs a symbol of fantastic extravagance (scarlet), consolation (red). If the love is faithful, placing a petal in the palm of the hand and hitting it with a fist should produce a popping sound.\n\nPrimrose\nInconstancy.\n\nQuaking Grass\nA symbol of agitation.\n\nRose\nAs a symbol of love, pure and lovely (red rose buds), jealousy (yellow). See the listing for rose color symbols for more meanings.\n\nShamrock\nA symbol of lightheartedness.\n\nSnowdrop\nA symbol of hope, consolation. The flower is thought mythologically to have been a snowflake which was transformed to comfort Adam and Eve after they had been expelled from the Garden of Eden.\n\nStraw\nThis symbolizes agreement if it is intact, a broken agreement if it is broken.\n\nSunflower\nAs a symbol of the sun, and also haughtiness.\n\nTuberose\nDangerous pleasures.\n\nTulip\nAs a symbol of powerful love being declared (red), hopeless love (yellow). The heart burning symbolically like a flame.\n\nVerbena\nThis says, "Pray for me."
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It represents Asclepius, the greek god of medicine and healing (or health). Hence the snake in the W.H.O logo.
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This is quoted from the website below:\n"The color red refers to the period before 1952 Revolution which brought a group of army officers to power after deposing King Farouk, then King of Egypt. This was a period characterized by the struggle against the British occupation of the country. The white symbolizes the advent of the 1952 Revolution which ended the monarchy without bloodshed. The color black symbolizes the end of the oppression of the people of Egypt at the hands of the Monarchy and British colonialism."
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According to the book "The Crystal Bible", "Jade is a symbol of purity and serenity. Much prized in the East, it signifies wisdom gathered in tranquility. Jade is associated with the heart chakra and increases love and nurturing. It is a protective stone, which keeps the wearer from harm and brings harmony. It is believed to attract good luck and friendship."\n\nThe book goes on to discuss psychological, emotional, spiritual and physical attributes for the stone. There are also different significant symbolisms depending on the color of the Jade. Jade doesn't only come in green. There are also blue, brown, lavendar, orange, red, white and yellow jade.\n\nDragons, while widely believed to be violent and dangerous, once lived in peace with humans. During the age when the old earth based religions were commonly and openly practiced, humans offered their cattle or horses as sacrifices to dragons in return for their protection from rogue dragons. From all that I have read, dragons symbolize protection.\n\nMost importantly, if you are to be the one to wear the pendant, you would take your personal energy and what you want out of the pendant based on the symbols and attributes of the crystal. Once your personal desires for the pendant's protection or blessings are determined, pray, meditate or whatever you do over the pendant and ask your God, Goddess or whatever to infuse your energies and wishes into the pendant. It wouldn't help to leave it outside under the full moon to multiply those energies.\n\nBlessings and good luck with your pendant!