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The Trinity Knot is probably the most famous of the Celtic knots, and is seen across the Celtic world, primarily Ireland, Scotland, England and Wales. It embellishes illuminated manuscripts, can be seen carved into standing stones, and decorating church monuments. In Japan, it has been used for hundreds of years as a popular design element in a variety of materials. Modern Christians interpret it as symbolizing the Holy Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Ghost, with the circle symbolic of God's love encircling us all. Modern Pagans have embraced it as emblematic of any one of a number of Celtic triple Goddess', especially the Morrigan. Globbaly, Many cultures hold the number three to hold special significance; the Three Jewels of Buddhism; the Three Pure Ones of Daoism; the Maiden, Mother and Crone of Wicca; the Sky, Sea and Earth of Modern Druids; the Trimurti and Tridevi of Hinduism; and the Mind, Body, Spirit of New Age faiths. With it's single, flowing line, it is also seen to illustrate Oneness of Spirit, and Unity, and has become a popular token to exchange between lovers.