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| − | The '''key''' is an object [[symbolic]] of opening and closing powers. It [[symbolize|represents]] knowledge, mystery, initiation, and curiosity. |
+ | The '''key''' is an object [[symbolic]] of opening and closing powers. It [[symbolize|represents]] knowledge, mystery, initiation, and curiosity. lt also repersents new ways and answers |
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+ | ==Colours== |
| − | Keys come in different |
+ | Keys come in different colours. Each colour key has a different meaning. |
===Silver=== |
===Silver=== |
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| + | Spiritual Purity or Enlightenment |
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| − | A ''silver'' key refers to innapropriate |
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===Gold=== |
===Gold=== |
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| + | Emotional Warmth or Wellbeing |
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| − | ''Gold'' keys represent greatness, size, power, explosiveness, and etc. of the key. |
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| + | ==Keys in Christianity== |
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| − | ==keysChristianity== |
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| − | In a Christian |
+ | In a Christian perspective, the keys in [[heaven]] are the power to enter into eternal life, many Medieval painters, such as Peter Paul Rubens painting of Saint Peter in the 16th Century showed Peter holding tightly to two large keys. This was symbolic of Peter holding close the Bible, or Knowledge of God, close to his heart. Keys, and thus furthering knowledge and learning are an important part of the doctrine of Christianity. |
[[Category:Christian symbol]] |
[[Category:Christian symbol]] |
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Latest revision as of 08:50, 26 April 2016
The key is an object symbolic of opening and closing powers. It represents knowledge, mystery, initiation, and curiosity. lt also repersents new ways and answers
Colours
Keys come in different colours. Each colour key has a different meaning.
Silver
Spiritual Purity or Enlightenment
Gold
Emotional Warmth or Wellbeing
Keys in Christianity
In a Christian perspective, the keys in heaven are the power to enter into eternal life, many Medieval painters, such as Peter Paul Rubens painting of Saint Peter in the 16th Century showed Peter holding tightly to two large keys. This was symbolic of Peter holding close the Bible, or Knowledge of God, close to his heart. Keys, and thus furthering knowledge and learning are an important part of the doctrine of Christianity.