Triqueta.

The Triquetra, also known as the Trinity Knot, is a significant Celtic symbol.

It's often depicted as three interconnected arcs or loops, forming a triangle-like shape.

In Celtic Paganism and Witchcraft/Wicca, it symbolizes interconnectedness and the cycle of life, death, and rebirth, representing the three realms (earth, sea, and sky) or the Triple Goddess (Maiden, Mother, Crone).

The symbol is also used in Christianity to represent the Holy Trinity.

The number of Three itself is also important, numerology-wise.

Short Version of Wiccan Rede Chant & the Rule of Three.

The 'Rule of Three' or 'Threefold Law' in Wicca and related spiritual practices is a concept that states anything a person does, be it good or bad, will be returned to them three times. This principle emphasizes the consequences of one's actions, regardless of whether those consequences arrive quickly or later.

Wiccan Rede:

The Wiccan Rede, a foundational principle in Wicca, often includes the Law of Three. While the full Rede emphasizes 'An ye harm none, do what ye will,' the Law of Three adds the idea that even actions taken without harming others will have consequences that amplify three times.

Karmic Principle:

The Law of Three is often viewed as a karmic principle, suggesting that any energy released, whether positive or negative, will return to the original sender threefold.

Kate West - We all come from the Goddess.

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