2024年3月14日 · January is a month of reflection, purification, and new beginnings in witchcraft, marked by the beginning of the calendar year and the deepening of winter’s chill. It’s a time to set intentions, release what no longer serves, and invite blessings and abundance into one’s life.

2024年8月6日 · Symbolism of January represents new beginnings, rejuvenation, and the potential for change. Its vibrant imagery evokes hope.

2020年1月13日 · One such thread to pull in our exploration of January meaning and symbolism is from Roman mythology. Janus, specifically. He’s the Roman god of doors, doorways, arches, openings, closings and the like. Many of you may remember Janus as the ‘two-faced’ god (or two heads, depending on your source of reference).

January Symbols. January's birthstone is the garnet which represents constancy. Its birth flower is the cottage pink Dianthus caryophyllus or galanthus. The Chinese floral emblem of January is the Prunus mume. The Japanese floral emblem of January is the camellia (Camellia sinensis).

2019年7月14日 · The year has many months with different symbolic meaning, but January symbols represent that first month of the year to have new resolutions in life. January is not one of the best months despite it having the last happy holiday, The New Year.

2024年3月20日 · January has a lot of meanings that go beyond just being the start of a new year. These meanings include rebirth, reflection, and fresh starts. By delving into the meanings of January symbolism, we can learn more about what it means to be human and how everyone wants to grow and change.

2024年5月2日 · Enjoy this remarkable month to the fullest by joining the Farmers’ Almanac as we take a deep dive into the many symbols for January birth month, including flowers, stones, herbs, bird of the month, zodiac signs, and more! Ahead you’ll also find January fun facts and trivia!

In January, the Romans used Janus, the god of doors and doorways, arches, openings, and closings. These fit perfectly with the themes that January brings about: endings and beginnings, isolation, and emergence. The Romans depicted Janus as physically possessing two heads, representing the paradoxes that January brings about.

2024年1月21日 · Today we will look at some icons from the Kargopol region. It is in the northwest of Russia in what is now Arkhangelsk Oblast, Here is an old map of the area: I hope by now you have all learned to transliterate Russian. At top center of the map is Byeloe More — the White Sea. From the lower left arm of it, you can see the curving line of a river.

2018年1月10日 · In the early twelfth-century calendrical cycle painted in the Panteón de los Reyes in San Isidoro of León, a roundel labeled “Genuarius” (January) contains a representation of Janus standing between two portals, the left shut and the right open to suggest the closing of the past year and the opening of the coming one (Fig. 3).