Ancient Symbols
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Aleph Bet - Purple Silk Tie
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The modern Hebrew alephbet as used in Israel today and the standard Hebrew alephbet used in today's Hebrew Bible is in fact derived from the Aramaic alphabet. It was used by Israel at the time of their Babylonian captivity. The original Hebrew alephbet is pictographic similar to Egyptian Hieroglyphs. Hebrew of today is a spoken language that is based upon the written Hebrew from old Hebrew texts, and is the only colloquial speech in the world based on a written language.
Hebrew comes from Egyptian "apiru", which was the designation used for class in the Egyptian society hiring themselves out for specific services.
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Aleph Bet - Red Silk Tie
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The modern Hebrew alephbet as used in Israel today and the standard Hebrew alephbet used in today's Hebrew Bible is in fact derived from the Aramaic alphabet. It was used by Israel at the time of their Babylonian captivity. The original Hebrew alephbet is pictographic similar to Egyptian Hieroglyphs. Hebrew of today is a spoken language that is based upon the written Hebrew from old Hebrew texts, and is the only colloquial speech in the world based on a written language.
Hebrew comes from Egyptian "apiru", which was the designation used for class in the Egyptian society hiring themselves out for specific services.
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Dove of Peace Silk Tie
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“When the dove returned to him in the evening, see!, a freshly picked olive leaf in her beak! Then Noah knew that the waters had receded from the earth”. (Genesis 7:11)
The silhouetted image of the dove is showing the constant upward flow of the bird. Just as Noah stretched out his hand to receive the dove and bring her in, so too must we 'stretch out' our hand to bring the dove which has come represent peace.
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Helix Purple Silk Tie
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The alphabet we use today has evolved over time. Strands of Ugarit cuneiform, Phoenician, Aramaic, and square Hebrew scripts in the double helix, show the evolution of Hebrew script. These strands can be seen in this double helix. Writing helps us connect and explore our past.
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King Tutankhamun Cartouche - Woven Silk Tie Brown
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This design is taken from the Golden Bands that were around King Tut Mummy. The bands were made of beaten gold plaques which were inscribed with religious texts. The cartouche reads: Tutankhamun, Ruler of Heliopolis tut-ankh-amun heka iunu. The top three signs: the feather, the block sign with the extending lines, and the wavy line make up the word Amun.
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King Tutankhamun Protecting Wings - Silk Tie
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This design is taken from the coffins of King Tut. Under the kings hands on the coffin the goddesses Nekhbet and Wadjet, spread their wings protectively around the upper part of the royal body. Each of them grasp in their talons the hieroglyphic sign for "infinity”.
In addition the figures of the goddesses Isis and Nephthys, the four sons of Horus and other deities connected with Osiris were routinely added to the decoration of the coffin walls in order to provide a ring of protection around the king.
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Menorah Navy Silk Tie
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“And thou shalt make a candlestick of pure gold: of beaten work shall the candlestick be made: his bowls, his knobs, and his flowers, shall be of the same”(Exodus 25:3).
This candelabrum has taken many forms throughout history. During the years of the Sanctuary in the desert and later in the days of the 1st and 2nd Temple the purpose of the menorah was to be a light both internal and external.
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Menorah Gold Silk Tie
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“And thou shalt make a candlestick of pure gold: of beaten work shall the candlestick be made: his bowls, his knobs, and his flowers, shall be of the same”(Exodus 25:3).
This candelabrum has taken many forms throughout history. During the years of the Sanctuary in the desert and later in the days of the 1st and 2nd Temple the purpose of the menorah was to be a light both internal and external.
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Star Mosaic Red Silk Tie
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Many scholars have attempted to trace the Star of David back to King David. However no Jewish literature or artifacts document this claim. The Hexagaram has become the symbol of the Jews though it's origin may surprise you.
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Star of David Pattern Red Silk Tie
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Many scholars have attempted to trace the Star of David back to King David. However no Jewish literature or artifacts document this claim. The Hexagaram has become the symbol of the Jews though it's origin may surprise you.
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Star of David Pattern Royal Silk Tie
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Many scholars have attempted to trace the Star of David back to King David. However no Jewish literature or artifacts document this claim. The Hexagaram has become the symbol of the Jews though it's origin may surprise you.
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Star of David Pattern Navy Silk Tie
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Many scholars have attempted to trace the Star of David back to King David. However no Jewish literature or artifacts document this claim. The Hexagaram has become the symbol of the Jews though it's origin may surprise you.
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Star of David Pattern Black Silk Tie
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Many scholars have attempted to trace the Star of David back to King David. However no Jewish literature or artifacts document this claim. The Hexagaram has become the symbol of the Jews though it's origin may surprise you.
The symbols we use are tools of communication. They represent for us something we can agree on. Each culture and society has found symbols that have stayed over the years as iconic portals. Some symbols have evolved while other remain the same. Throughout history we have been able to look upon symbols of our faith as giving meaning to the people we are and the values we cherish.
Each one of these symbols helps us journey deep, in search of our roots. Some symbols such as the Hebrew letters have deep meanings found within Mysticism.
Each one of these symbols helps us journey deep, in search of our roots. Some symbols such as the Hebrew letters have deep meanings found within Mysticism.