We are blessed with our ability to attain deep understanding from simply looking at symbols and geometric configurations. Through the ages, sacred symbols have been used to convey and merge intangible and supernatural rays of truth into single graphic images that take us to a point of knowing without using our cognitive skills. We just know what we are being shown. A single viewing of a symbol can transform consciousness, behaviors, understanding, and wellbeing. We are forever changed by the symbols we gaze upon.
Our very first symbol collection featured the main symbols used in prominent wisdom traditions. As we learned more about what people want to use in their enrichment practices, we modified our original collection to include some versions of symbols that honor the Sacred Feminine with more artistic execution. Above are our two collections of symbols, the smaller, universal collection, and the larger, sacred feminine orientation. Each represents a form of love... love of earth, water, equality, birth, eternity, belief, and women's spiritual power.
Most sacred symbols represent ancient spiritual lineages that were established in past ages of enlightenment. Using any size Sacred Symbol brings our attention to the unspoken communication that helps bring mystical significance to present times. They convey a broader principle than words can explain. When you use a symbol on your water, the resonance of that broad concept influences all molecules to align with the principles and become a carrier of that power. These religious symbols come from many wisdom traditions and honor the highest manifestations possible. Use them with great humility, for they carry profound messages from our ancestors.
Some of the symbols cross over and can be used with more than one wisdom tradition. Using them on your water glass or drink bottle reminds you of your ancient connections to earth and life wisdom. Use the definitions that fit your desires. Use one symbol or many at the same time.
Ahnk - Regeneration of Life Through Water
This Egyptian symbol represents eternal life and provides magical protection, also represents the regeneration of life through water. Many other wisdom traditions use this symbol with some variation in the vertical and horizontal cross. Often the loop at the top is used to represent holy water circulating the body.
Bagua - Balance in All Relationships
The center of a balanced life and the health of the home is attained using this Feng Shui symbol. Each position represents a specific life correlation to the health of the individual and the home.
Feminine Wisdom Eyes of Buddha - Through these eyes we are reminded to look at the world with deep compassion as experienced through the divine feminine. The Third Eye represents spiritual awakening. The Sanskrit symbol below the eyes shows us the unity of all things.
Buddha Peace - The rebirth of peace happens inside
There is no path to peace. Peace is the path. The lotus flower represents peaceful rebirth which can be a change of ideas and a renaissance of beliefs or the ability to see past wrongs.
Dharma Wheel - The 8 fold path to enlightenment
In the Buddhist tradition these paths are represented by this wheel. The paths are, right view, right intention, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, and right concentration. Using this symbol strengthens the devotion.
Double Happiness - Romance & Relationships
This symbol is like a magnet to attract a special relationship, romance, and bliss. Place it where you can see it all the time to strengthen the vibrancy of an existing relationship.
Earth Medicine Wheel - Harmony and Earth Peace
A Native American symbol that represents the harmony and peaceful interaction between all beings and the four elements of the earth. Use it to manifest spiritual energy and an outward expression of inner vision. Meditate on this symbol to instill deep earth love and personal power.
The Four Directions and Earth Love - The four directions guide us to consider the interaction between all beings and the four elements of the earth. Loving the earth and all its forms of life leads us to spiritual balance and wellness.
Flower of Life/Seed of Life - The Pattern of Creation
This symbol represents patterns of life as they emerge from the great void. Everything comes from thought by the Creator. As expansive creation continues, so do the interlocking rings. This symbol is found in all cultures on the planet and variations of it have been used to represent equations that define mathematics, music, religion, evolution, and medicine.
Gayatri Yantra
The Illumined Mind and Universal Knowledge - This symbol represents the illumined mind and far-sighted wisdom. The words and sounds of the Gayatri Mantra comprise the most powerful of Vedic affirmations. using this symbol removes the possibility of making wrong choices in life by empowering all truth. It ocalizes complex and cosmic wisdom about all earth elements, plants, trees, animals, insects, fishes and birds, making an understanding of the whole life creation. Enhances the ability to sharpen one's intellect and spiritual awareness. Used on water, it carries the harmonic resonance of the wisdom of all life. On a larger, universal scale, the use of the Gayatri Mantra and the sacred symbol, the Gayatri Yantra, representing those enlightened sounds, radiates vast and powerful knowledge to all beings.
The Universal Flower of Life - The most important and sacred pattern in the universe. This is the source of all that exists. It is found in everything ranging from the human body to the galaxies. Found in DNA, molecular structures, minerals, tissues, and plants.
Hexagram or Star of David - Union of Opposites
In Judaism, it symbolizes the connection between God and Man with the up-pointing and down-pointing triangles overlaid. It can also mean the union of male and female. The center represents the heart of power. It is used in occult circles and Kabbalistic practices to represent the union of opposites, and also the spiritual energies of heaven pointing down, and man pointing up. It also represents pagan occult references to fire (upward) and water (downward). Finally the triangles represent sacred chalices, the downward chalice pouring divine love to earth dwellers from the heavens, and the upward chalice receiving the blessings of G_d.
Lotus - From the Mud Comes the Divine
This powerful image symbolizes harmony, spiritual illumination and unlimited potential. The lotus is a water lily which rises from the sludge of muddy waters. It reinforces the concept of resurrection. Use as a reminder that "this, too, shall pass." It symbolizes forgiveness, gratitude and compassion and invites a balance between humility and pride.
Luna Goddess - An ancient symbol of the life-giving, regenerative forces of the Cosmos. She is the keeper of wisdom and all magical powers on earth with deep connection to the moon, tides, and waters. She is the sacred feminine gateway to the divine, and the light within darkness.
Om - Sacred Sound of Creation
The Mother of All Mantras is the primordial sound by which the earth was created. The past, present and future are all blended in this one all-inclusive sound. When chanted, Om or Aum frees the consciousness to remember its natural state of connection to infinite source energy or Creation. By using this image, the concept of infinite love and creation is conveyed beyond the limitation of words or ideas.
Peace - Peaceful Waters Stimulate Creativity
Balance between opposing forces creates peace and beauty. This Chinese symbol represents the peaceful flow of waters that calm, heal, and inspire.
Pentagram - This star encased in a circle, always with 5 points (one pointing upward), has its own meaning. The upward point of the star is representative of the spirit. The other four points all represent an element; earth, air, fire, and water. All these things contribute to life and are a part of each of us. It is used in the Celtic and other mystical traditions, as well as many religions.
The Sri Yantra - This is a Hindu or Sanskrit symbol of aspects of divinity and the creative forces of the universe. It has a powerful effect on the mind and can generate increased coherence in our brains when we meditate on this symbol, creating a balancing and calming influence.
Spiral - The oldest symbol known to be used in spiritual practices. It reflects the universal pattern of growth and evolution and represents the goddess, the womb, fertility and life force energy. Reflected in the natural world, the Spiral is found in human physiology, plants, minerals, animals, energy patterns, weather, growth and death. It is a sacred symbol that reminds us of our evolving journey in life. When used as a personal talisman, the Spiral helps consciousness to accept the turnings and changes of life as it evolves.
The Triade, Triskele, or Triple Spiral - This is an ancient Celtic symbol related to earthly life, the afterlife, and reincarnation. it is drawn in one continuous line, suggesting a fluid movement of time. Triades are one of the most common elements of Celtic art. They also evoke the universal concept of the domains of material existence- earth, water, and sky; body, mind and spirit; and the eternally spiraling cycles of time. 
Taoist symbol of the interplay of forces in the universe. This represents the unity between all opposites – the masculine and the feminine; the darkness and light. Yin and Yang symbolize the primal cosmic forces. Yin is receptive, passive, cold, feminine energy. Yang is masculine, movement, force and heat. The dark and light represent knowledge and ignorance. In a spiritual practice, use the Yin Yang to help maintain a balance between opposites and instill unity personally and globally. In seeing the opposites, it is noted that each has a little of the other, which is often overlooked in life.
The Water Hamsa - In Hebrew or Muslim faith, it offers protection against the evil eye. In this application it offers protection for water, all water on the planet. It monitors the waters of the world and radiates protection from negative intent.