The Eagle's Knot is a Magical Union of Masculine and Feminine Spirit,
creating a powerful Talisman of Protection with Divine Wisdom and Spirit!
At the center is the Triquetra, symbol of the Female
Trinity and the power of the divine feminine. The Triquetra also acts as a
protective talisman because its continuous design prevents the entry of evil
or negative energies.
The Circle surrounding it represents the sacred space
of the Mother. The protective and meditative Celtic knot work intertwines
the Triquetra with six Eagles in spiritual flight!
Metaphorically, the soaring of the eagle as a sky god suggests strong masculine power and
association with the Male Solar Energies. The Eagle was adopted by many cultures as a sacred symbol
of Illumination and Spiritual healing. The Greek God Zeus transformed into an Eagle to
control thunder and lightening. Christian mystics saw the Eagle as a symbol
of resurrection. Native Americans honored the eagle as a great, mystical
spirit and continue to use the prized feathers for healing and purifying ceremonies.
The "Eagle's Knot" is for those who are searching for Truth and
rediscovery of the Self. Within its power and protectiveness, one can safely
seek out the higher senses of Passion, Purity, Creativity, and Healing. The
vision of the eagle illuminates the Spirit.
© Joseph Masselli 2005
creating a powerful Talisman of Protection with Divine Wisdom and Spirit!
At the center is the Triquetra, symbol of the Female
Trinity and the power of the divine feminine. The Triquetra also acts as a
protective talisman because its continuous design prevents the entry of evil
or negative energies.
The Circle surrounding it represents the sacred space
of the Mother. The protective and meditative Celtic knot work intertwines
the Triquetra with six Eagles in spiritual flight!
Metaphorically, the soaring of the eagle as a sky god suggests strong masculine power and
association with the Male Solar Energies. The Eagle was adopted by many cultures as a sacred symbol
of Illumination and Spiritual healing. The Greek God Zeus transformed into an Eagle to
control thunder and lightening. Christian mystics saw the Eagle as a symbol
of resurrection. Native Americans honored the eagle as a great, mystical
spirit and continue to use the prized feathers for healing and purifying ceremonies.
The "Eagle's Knot" is for those who are searching for Truth and
rediscovery of the Self. Within its power and protectiveness, one can safely
seek out the higher senses of Passion, Purity, Creativity, and Healing. The
vision of the eagle illuminates the Spirit.
© Joseph Masselli 2005
