Eye of Horus Symbol - Meaning, History, and Spiritual Significance #1990164 (License: Personal Use)

This stylized black-and-white depiction shows the Wedjat-the restored eye of the god Horus-featuring distinctive markings including the teardrop, brow, and spiral elements. In Egyptian mythology, the eye was torn apart during Horus’s battle with Set and later healed by Thoth, symbolizing restoration and wholeness; it also functioned as a fractional measuring system in medicine and grain distribution.

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