The Ankh, which looks like a cross with a loop, symbolizes the union of masculine and feminine principles, embodying balance and fertility. It also signifies life after death, reflecting the belief in the soul’s eternal journey. This balance of energies symbolizes life beyond death and views death as a transition into another existence, providing the “key to life.” – Dr. Edward Bynum.

 

 

The Uraeus, an upright cobra, symbolized legitimacy and sovereignty in ancient Egyptian culture. It often adorned the headdresses of pharaohs to signify authority and divine protection. Due to its potent venom, the cobra symbolizes transformation, change, resurrection, and fire. Additionally, cobras can detect vibrations in the air, water, and earth.