10 People Who Discovered Totally Unexpected Meanings Hidden Behind Their Objects

The Internet can be a great tool to find out anything. Even if an initial Google search doesn’t immediately show the answer to what you’re looking for, it’s always possible to turn to social networks and forums to see if someone — in the world — knows how to solve your question. And isn’t it that, often, the investigation of Internet users works?

Today the awesome.club gathered a list of 10 people who asked for the help of internet users to discover the meaning and origin of their objects. Check out!

Here’s the first proof that, on the Internet, we find answers to (almost) everything. Reddit users discovered that this pendant is a Tuareg Cross or Agadez Cross. As its name suggests, the symbol is part of the Tuareg culture, a nomadic people who usually wear a wide variety of accessories, from head to toe.

The Infinite Knot, which is also called Shrivatsa or Symbol of Karma, is a Buddhist symbol. As it has intertwined lines — without “beginning” and “end” — the drawing represents the relationship between cause and effect.

As they said in the Reddit community, where the question was asked, the image corresponds to the chai (חי), a Jewish symbol that means “life” and can be easily found in accessories, especially necklaces. And here’s a curiosity: the late rock star, Elvis Presley, wore a pendant with the same symbol in different performances.

Reddit users have unraveled another mystery. The symbol represents the chakra (or “chakra”) Muladhara, which is better known in Brazil as the Root or Basic Chakra. According to yoga philosophy, this energy point is located at the base of the spine and its color is fire red (perhaps that’s why the bracelet is red).

Looks like whoever made this discovery nailed it. The symbol with a black and yellow background, with three diagonal red lines, appears to represent the emblem of the US 5th Special Forces Group.

The owner (or owner) of the pendant has not found any Mayan symbols that look like the image above. Was it a sun or a shell? Well, the closest guess is that the design represents one of the logos used by the Zerg, a fictional race in the game. StarCraft🇧🇷 And isn’t that what it looks like? Maybe the owner of the pendant wasn’t so happy with the answer…

Who is a fan of the series dark You must find the figure quite familiar. It is a Triquetra, a Celtic symbol that ended up gaining different meanings. As it has no middle or end, it can represent eternity. But there is also a love symbolism behind the design.

The symbol, which is also known as “Irish Love Knot🇧🇷Irish Knot of Lovein Portuguese), was traditionally exchanged between couples, representing eternal love.

And isn’t it that Reddit users have found a similar pendant for sale on the Internet? Well, the symbol represents the letter give (ᚇ) in Ogham, an alphabet used in Old Irish. The letters of the ogamic alphabet were traditionally named after plants and trees, which is why “give” also means “Oak”.

In the past, jewelry brand J & C Ferrara sold pendants like the one in the photo above. Today, they have become accessories. vintagesfound on auction sites or replicated in stores online🇧🇷 At first, it may be difficult to guess the message hidden in the pendant, but perhaps the photo below will help to clarify the ideas. The symbol hides the English message “I love you”, which means “I love you” in Portuguese. That is, what a dearest grandfather this is!

This is really the symbol of the IEEE, an acronym that represents the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers), created in the United States from the junction of two societies: AIEE (American Institute of Electronic Engineers) and IRE ( Institute of Radio Engineers).

The logo above was developed in 1963 and “borrowed” part of the logo of the two previous organizations. From the AIEE logo, the organizers took advantage of the “kite” format and the arrows located in the center were inspired by the IRE symbol.

We love to see how certain objects carry some very interesting hidden meanings. Now, post in the comments a photo of an object that carries an important meaning for you.