Symbols Defined
Ankh: Egyptian symbol for the "key of eternal life", immortality, reincarnation and the afterlife.
Buddhism: Indian philosophy based on teachings (Eightfold Path) of Gautama Buddha. No acknowledgement of supreme god or deity. Goal is achieving enlightenment/nirvana.
Islam believes Allah is the only God and Muhammed is his messenger. The Quran reveals divine guidance for every Muslim: Honor, dignity, equality, loving one another.
LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer or questioning).
Sikhism, an Indian religion, belief in one God. The teachings of Guru Nanak emphasize equality among all humankind, social justice, and sharing/caring for one's fellow man.
Female homosexuality, Lesbianism, gay woman couple.
Peace in the world, peace between people, wholeness and reconciliation between humanity and all of God’s creation.
Taoists believe that nature is a balance between Yin and Yang; any attempt to go toward one extreme or the other will be ineffective. “Flow with life and live in harmony".
Shintoism, a Japanese polytheistic religion which worships “kami” (supernatural entities believed to inhabit animals, mountains, stones, plants, and powers of nature).
Christianity, based on teachings of Jesus Christ and The Holy Bible, belief that one God exists in three parts: The Father, The Son, The Holy Spirit. "Love thy neighbor as thyself"
Hinduism, an Indian religion, sacred text is the Vedas, belief in soul, reincarnation, karma, and One Supreme Reality (Brahman) manifested in many gods/goddesses.