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INKTOBER DAY 13 - KIND
2022
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Your fortune: A gambler not only will lose what he has, but also will lose what he doesn't have.
A lucky number: 12
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🖤 - The Heart symbol is universally seen as a quintessential representation of love, especially (though not solely) of romantic love. It signifies both physical and eternal love. Various cultures through the ages have associated the symbol with affection, compassion, joy and charity. It has also found ritualistic use in ceremonies of yore performed for strengthening relationships. The use of the symbol goes far back in history and has even been found on ancient Roman coins. There is a lot of ambiguity about the origin of the Heart symbol as it has only a remote resemblance to the human body organ it represents. In fact, it is largely believed to have been derived from the shape of the seedpod of silphium, an herb popular among the Romans as a contraceptive. Another belief has the symbol originating from the shape of leaves, typically ivy leaves. The Greeks associated ivy with God Dionysus, the god of passion, wine and other sensual things. Perhaps, this later led the Heart symbol to be connected with romantic love. The longevity and resilience of the ivy vine is also seen as symbolic of eternal love. Some people link the Heart symbol with an upside-down triangle and associate it with the divine feminine power. The inverted triangle also symbolizes the Water element, which makes the Heart a sign of intuition, psychic perception, emotion, transition and motion. The all too familiar use of the Heart symbol as a metaphor for love developed around the 15th century and gained increasing prominence with time. Gradually, the Heart came to be depicted in red, a color that is also a symbol of passion and love. Another symbol closely related with the Heart is the wounded or broken heart that shows the heart pierced with Cupid’s arrow. It denotes live sickness.
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A little Valentine's Day prep! Spreads from 'In the Name of <3 (Who Claims Love?)' from @onomatopeenet The politics of a pictogram: technology, gender, race and class in the history of the heart symbol! The ubiquitous, benign and seemingly innocuous heart symbol hides a much more complex story than its appearance suggests. The heart is often described as a universal symbol for love, yet its history suggests otherwise; it is closer to a corporate and political medium, embedded with all of the familiar imbalances of class, gender and race. The symbol developed in the 15th century and became popular in Europe during the 16th century. Until then, the heart shape was not associated with love or any of its current implications: in other words, this apparently eternal image has a history. 'In the Name of <3: Who Claims Love?' lays bare this fascinatingly fraught and complex history, revealing the intricacies and problems surrounding the heart symbol. In text and images, the book explores how technological, political and historical dominance has impacted the development of communication and our access to (online) information today. Read more via linkinbio. Edited by Charlie-Camille Thomas, Amy Gowen. Text by Charlie-Camille Thomas. #inthenameoflove #valentine #heart #heartsymbol https://www.instagram.com/p/CLPHW6lJO5p/?igshid=1h3ikeh8m9zq3
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