Ranveer Allahbadia on Instagram: "The Meaning of the Khalsa Symbol ⚔️✨ The Khanda, the symbol of Khalsa, is a two-edged sword representing the path of Sikhi, sharp, disciplined, and difficult to walk. Its essence is simple: wherever this symbol is seen, there is food, shelter, and protection for all. Watch this documentary on the BeerBiceps YouTube channel to understand the situation and support those affected. [Khalsa, Punjab, Punjab Floods, Support, BeerBiceps, ranveerallahbadia]"

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Greek Orthodoxy on Instagram: "The Orthodox Flag A symbol born in the Byzantine Empire, the double headed eagle stands for the unity of Church and State, East and West, faith and authority. Still flown at Mount Athos and Orthodox churches today, it reminds us that while empires fall, the faith remains. #orthodox #christianity #religion #prayer #bible #church #worship #blessed #grace #jesuschrist #holy #love #amen #saints #spirituality #believe #godislove #peace #salvation #orthodoxy #christianli

Rishabh on Instagram: "Kashmiri brides wear a unique symbol of marriage called the Dejhoor, not a mangalsutra. The Dejhoor is a long, graceful gold pendant shaped like a hexagon, symbolising Shiva and Shakti, the balance of strength and energy in marriage. It hangs from the ears on the wedding day and becomes a part of the bride’s identity for life. After the wedding, the Dejhoor is attached to a beautiful golden chain called the Ath. Along with it comes the Athoor, a delicate charm that adds be

WASTED on Instagram: "🤔 A mascot is a symbolic figure or character used to represent a group, team, brand, or event, often embodying qualities or values that the entity wants to promote. Mascots can be animals, people, or imaginary creatures and are designed to capture attention and foster a sense of identity or connection with an audience. They are commonly used by sports teams, schools, companies, and even non-profit organizations, aiming to create a recognizable and engaging presence. Mascot