However, studies suggest that the symbol might be older than initially thought. This neo-Druid symbol, a popular design for tattoos, jewellery and artwork, is said to have been invented by Iolo Morgannwg, an 18th-century Welsh poet. The Awen or the Three Rays of Light – Celtic Symbols St Brigid’s Cross – 1 February – Celtic Symbolġ.Celtic Five Fold Symbol – The holy Celtic symbol.Beltane – Celts symbol for the beginning of summer.
Serch Bythol – The Celtic symbol for eternal love. The Shillelagh – The Irish fighting stick. The Claddagh Ring – represents love, loyalty, and friendship. The Triskele – represents three stages of life: life, death, and rebirth. The Trinity Knot – symbolises eternal spiritual life, one with no beginning and no end. The Celtic Tree Of Life – Symbolises the Druid belief in the connection between heaven and earth. The Shamrock – The national flower of Ireland. The Dara Knot – The name Dara comes from the word “doire,” which is the Irish word for “oak tree.”. Irish Harp – The national emblem of Ireland. The Green Man represents the lushness of vegetation and the arrival of spring and summer. The Celtic Cross – According to one theory, the Celtic Cross represents the four cardinal directions. St Brigid’s Cross – Brigid’s Cross is tied to Brigid of the Tuatha de Danaan, which, in Irish Celtic Mythology, is known as a life-giving goddess. The Awen – represents the harmony of opposites in the universe. But did you know that these symbols have more profound and surprising meanings? Celtic Symbols That You Will Find In This Article: What other ideas do you have? Let me know in the comments what your thoughts are on giving your Dominant something to symbolize the relationship.It’s no surprise that Celtic symbols and their meanings are an integral part of Irish history and culture. Ideas for gifts to you Dominant at the time of collaring:Īn ornate depiction of your contract, if you signed one You can find gifts that will mean something special to them if you'd like, but don't expect that anything you give will have the same meaning as the collar you have. They see it on you and that's all the physical reminder they could need.īut I really want to give him something tangible to have! The collar you wear is a symbol to the Dominant that they dominate you.Ī Dominant doesn't need a symbol to remind them that they are Dominant because you wear it. While we are not dogs and I'm not insinuating that a collar in a D/s sense has only the importance equal to a dog collar, it works in a similar fashion. 
If we dumb it down to an example of a dog and their owner, the dog may have a collar as a symbol of ownership, but the owner doesn't need anything to remind them they own the dog. Ask any Dominant what the collar means and it will mean ownership - to them. That collar also works as a symbol of Dominance for the one who gave it, right? So in effect, the collar works as a relationship symbol and not one side or the other. The collar is a symbol, it belongs to the Dominant but the submissive gets to wear it as a symbol of their ownership. It really does mean a lot for me to be able to wear it.īut not everyone applies the same reverence to the collar they wear. I can touch it in times of stress and know that it means he's not going anywhere and that I can relax in his gaze. It's a physical reminder that I am submissive to someone who I care for and trust completely. When I think about why I value my collar, the importance I give it is one of treasure and connection. But is there something that you can give them that would work similarly? I don't believe so. More often than not, the Dominant is the one who gave you that collar. It can mean the same as a wedding ring or that you are submissive to them for a certain period of time.
The collar you wear is a reminder of your submission and your relationship with your Dominant.
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