Every Ancient symbol tells a Prophecy – Find out yours

Every ancient symbol tells a prophecy.  We love the beauty, the meanings, and significations of many of the world’s most ancient symbols. As you can see on our menus, we have a wide range of symbols by subjects. These are rare ancient symbols with ancient knowledge that can tells a prophecy for everyone. So, Every Ancient symbol tells a Prophecy. Find out yours! 🙂

1 Minotaur

The Minotaur In Greek mythology, the Minotaur was a creature that was part man and part bull. The message for you is:

Wait another day before you get involved in serious projects. Today your head is in the clouds, so you have to be in a circle of people who rely on rationality. A fast and busy day is waiting for you, but you must not neglect your loved ones. Make every effort not to break your love promises.

2 Labrys

Labrys is the term for a double-headed ax, known to the Classical Greeks as Pelekys or Sagaris, and to the Romans as a bipennis.

The labrys also appears in African religious symbolism and mythology (see Shango).  The message for you is:

Focus on the stability offered to you without too much risk. In the workplace you have to adapt better to the environment. You alone will not achieve much. Love lacks patience and it can hurt your partner. Don’t wait long before you apologize.

3 The Gorgon

The Gorgon – In Greek mythology, a so-called gorgon, transl. gorgo or gorgon, “terrible” or, according to some, “loud-roaring” was a vicious female monster with sharp fangs which was a protective deity from early religious concepts. Her power was so strong that anyone attempting to look upon her would be turned to stone; therefore, such images were put upon items from temples to wine kraters for protection. The Gorgon has a prophecy for you:

You are more emotional than usual and it will warm your private relationships. In the workplace, you share exclusively constructive criticism. Happiness is favored, so put your sleeves back on and don’t be passive. In love, avoid any mention of the past.

4 The Labyrinth

The Labyrinth –  The legendary artificer Daedalus designed and built the Labyrinth (Greek labyrinthos) which is an elaborate structure for King Minos of Crete at Knossos created In Greek mythology. The Athenian hero Theseus killed the Minotaur which was half man and half bull. Its function was to hold the Minotaur. The message from the Labyrinth is:

Today you are right to be suspicious, so be careful about who you trust. In the workplace you will be passive and without motivation, but luckily it will pass quickly. Commit to commitments that do not require much concentration. In love, possessiveness is the main culprit for dissatisfaction.

5 The bowl of Hygeia

The bowl of Hygeia The “Bowl of Hygeia” symbol is the most widely recognized international symbol of pharmacy. In Greek mythology, Hygeia was the daughter and assistant of Aesculapius (sometimes spelled Asklepios), the God of Medicine and Healing. The prophecy from the Bowl of Hygeia is:

Today you will have to complete the projects entrusted to you. You do not want to disappoint the superiors, as this can have a negative impact on finances. In private you dream too much time, you act too little. Love will be more exciting if you show initiative.

6  Caduceus

Caduceus – The Caduceus is an ancient symbol of commerce and trade, and is related to negotiation and eloquence. It is associated with Hermes, the quick and cunning Greek God who is an emissary of the gods, conductor of souls into an afterlife, and protector of travelers, merchants, and herdsmen. The Caduceus also symbolizes wisdom and spiritual awakening in the Hermetic tradition. The advice from the Caduceus is:

Today the need for complete control of the situation can make you enemies. In the workplace it’s okay to criticize, but moderate. Calm and controlling words will only bring you rewards. In love this is a good day to discuss plans for the future.