“The Northern Star represents a reliable point of reference amidst the changing night sky, embodying hope, constancy, and the pursuit of one's true path. Its symbolic significance extends beyond navigation, often serving as a metaphor for finding one's way in life and remaining steadfast in the face of challenges.” 

AMULETHA™  Book of Symbols. (Chapter: Star symbol)

"Epona was a significant deity for the Roman cavalry and those who worked closely with horses. She was often depicted with horses or holding a cornucopia, symbolizing abundance and prosperity. Romans believed that invoking Epona's protection through horseshoes would ensure the well-being and strength of their horses. Temples and shrines dedicated to Epona often featured horseshoes as offerings, and the goddess's influence extended to ensuring safe travel and success in battles.”

AMULETHA™  Book of Symbols. (Chapter: Horseshoe symbol)

“Hanuman, the devoted monkey god who plays a pivotal role in rescuing Sita from the demon king Ravana, is often depicted with a crescent moon on his forehead. This crescent signifies his divine connection and the strength bestowed upon him by the gods. As Hanuman leaps across the ocean to reach Lanka, the crescent moon illuminates his path, guiding him through the darkness and symbolizing hope, perseverance, and the triumph of good over evil.”

AMULETHA™  Book of Symbols. (Chapter: Crescent symbol)