This is our second offering of magic and occult symbols for mobile phones. This time, we have nine symbols too, some of which may look familiar while other might be a bit more unusual. The first symbol, the circle, is probably one of the most common and ancient of all symbols. It symbolizes a whole range of things and is used in many cultures and religions, but in the realm of magic and mysticism, it generally stands for eternity and wholeness, infinity and also the circle of life. It can also be a representation of the place where spells are cast and worships takes place. The crossed version, also featured here, is rarer, but it's also used in magic rituals and symbolism to represent the spirit enveloping matter. When marked with a dot in the middle, as in our third version, the circle symbolizes the sun as a picture of completeness with the dot as a focus for the essence of our existence.
Then we have the moon-related symbols. The crescent moon is symbol that represents the Goddess, and this symbols can be found in either waxing and waning forms (depending on if the moon is going to or from full), and these differences affect the use of the symbols as the waxing moon is believed to help with magic for growth, while the waning moon is used when one wants to diminish things. Moreover, the two aspects of the moon also represent different aspects of the Goddess herself - the maiden and the crone.
We also have symbols of the Triple moon Goddess and the Triple crescent Goddess, which represent three varying aspects of the moon (the full, the waxing and the waning) and of womankind (the mother, the maiden and the crone) respectively.
Apart from symbols related to the sun and the moon, we also offer mobile phone wallpapers featuring the cross. Aside from its place in the Christian church as well as lots of other religions and belief systems, this symbol is sometimes seen as a representation of humanity or the elements, and also of the unification of spirit and matter (flesh). Another symbol also used in religion is the universal hexagram, which stands for a divine union and balance between male and female energy, and also rebirth and completeness.
Finally, we have included a symbol that is both a protective image and a rude gesture, all at once. The Mano Fico, a "thumb and fist", is also an old representation of coupling or sexual union, and the symbol has its origin in Italy - the very name is derived from the Italian word for the female vulva. In its protective version, the Mano Fico wards against the evil eye.
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