The Triquetra is a symbol used in many pagan traditions, such as Norse and Celtic paganism, and also used by Christians to depict the Holy Trinity.
In modern neopaganism, this symbol has a variety of meanings. In Wicca it can be used as a symbol of protection and to depict the Triple Goddess.
The triquetra (often, triqueta) is a tripartate symbol composed of three interlocked vesica pisces, marking the intersection of three circles.
It's called the "Triquetra"
It is a wiccan symbol and it shows the lucky number three, held together, perfectly balanced :D It is a wiccan symbol and it shows the lucky number three, held together, perfectly balanced :D
It is for protection
The word 'triquetra' means triangle in the English language. The word triquetra is of Latin origin and was used to describe three-sided or cornered shapes and patterns.
Wiccan symbol of female power (maiden, mother, crone)
There has been a lot of discussion as to the meaning behind the trinity symbol, a.k.a. the "triquetra". Feel free to search for it on Wikipedia to read more about it. People get so worked up over what a symbol has been used for. At the end of the day, what matters is what the symbol genuinely means to you.
The triquetra symbolises many things. With the ancient Celts it represents the the stages of a woman. Maiden-Mother-Wise woman the first being the maiden - in your early years to puberty the second being the mother - your child bearing years the third being the crone or wise women - when you hit menopause and pass on your wisdom.
The three crescent moons stand for the wiccan or pagan moon goddess
the C is the symbol for Islam the O is the symbol for peace the E is the symbol for males/females the X is the symbol for Judaism the I is dotted with a Wiccan Pentangle the S is the symbol for the yin-yang or Confucinism the T is the symbol for Christianity
The triquetra
None that I have ever seen.