Thursday, February 26, 2026

Peace

 The flag from yesterday's post is known as "The Peace Flag". Thanks to those of you who knew, but didn't mention it in the comments.


 The three red dots are often interpreted as Art, Science, and Religion

The circle represents the unity of culture

The white background symbolizes peace


And there you have it. I had no idea until I saw it,


“Peace is the softest kind of strength.”




17 comments:

CheerfulMonk said...

๐Ÿ˜Š❤️ Thank you.

Ann said...

when I looked it up yesterday I didn't read the whole thing so I didn't know what each of the three circles represented.

NanaDiana said...

Amen- Peace is the strongest kind of strength. So very true- xo Diana

DawnTreader said...

Never heard that and don't get any hits when I google it either. The only thing it reminded me of was the sign used here to warn drivers that there may be people with hearing loss in the neighbourhood. That's a very similar circle with three dots in it, but against yellow background...

Mari said...

I tried to look it up but couldn't find anything. But now I know!

Martha Jane Orlando said...

Thanks for letting us know what the flag meant, Ginny. Blessings!

photowannabe said...

Thanks for the answer. Never saw that one before. I do like your quote about peace and strength.
Sue

Chatty Crone said...

Hahahahaha! _ that is not what I got - I got something like a Chinese Providence.

๐Ÿ’ Debby/My Shasta Home said...

I prefer the original peace sign better ☮️

๐Ÿ’ Debby/My Shasta Home said...

✝️ Actually, this is the real peace sign!

HappyK said...

I had looked it up so knew the answer but I've never seen one.

FitFoodieMegha said...

Didn't know about this. Thank you for sharing! :)

Shug said...

I was wrong with what I was thinking...I actually thought it had to do with the Choctaw Indians....white background standing for peace and the red circle standing for the unity of the Choctaw people. I looked up the flag that I was thinking of and it does look different. Great information there, but I'm glad to read what your particular flag stands for. Thanks Ginny.

Billie Jo said...

Ginny, I always learn something when I visit you! Thank you for the creative and educational posts! I love visiting with you here. Happy Weekend. Happy March!

Red Rose Alley said...

Ginny, I have not heard of this peace flag before. And I really love your quote today. It's very true, isn't it, and it's a sweet reminder. Thank you. : )

Linda's Relaxing Lair said...

Thanks for sharing this, I learned something new, dear friend. ๐Ÿ˜Š

DeniseinVA said...

Thanks for sharing, I learned something new too :)

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