Upside Down Peace Sign Fingers Meaning Novels & Stories

"This has to sit on the left, so the immediate left one should be Peace." "And the immediate left of Peace should be the fruit- the apple." "See now, "the hands of time will ring right by"- which again means the bell. The bell should be beside- "the hilltops". That seems logical, right?" "So, the final answer should be- clockwise from the top- the bell, the hills, the drop, the symbol of peace, the apple and, hand me the last one- the symbol of yin and yang. Whoa!"

They're worse than F-I-T-Z-Y. She laughed and signed back, I'm ready to feel better now. His next sign was slow and deliberate. He lifted his left hand and pointed his thumb and index finger in the shape of an L, then lifted his little finger, leaving middle and ring fingers down. He pointed his hand at her, then released the sign, crossed his arms over his chest and thumped his fist over his heart. It was his special sign for her, the one he used at their wedding. His way of telling her he loved her in every way possible, beyond reason, beyond life into eternity.

"This baby symbolizes innocence, reminding us of the untarnished potential within each and every one of us." Next, I gestured to the dove gracefully perched on an olive tree branch. "The dove represents peace, a universal symbol of harmony and tranquility. "

Two hands intertwined. Two smiles facing forward. The future waiting—bright.

I shake my head, a small smile still on my lips “Don’t worry your pretty little head for that. Just remember, I’ll protect you!” I extend a fist in his direction, a fierce grin on my face. Zen stares at me and my clenched fingers for long enough to make me embarrassed. “You have to bump it with your own fist.” I tell him, shaking my own one He raised his fist, lightly touching mine “Like this?” “Yep!” A laugh bubbles past my lips “This is a sign of achievement in my world!” “Like the thing with your thumb?” “That’s a sign for ‘everything’s okay’ or ‘I’ve got this.’” I tell him “Something like that, depending on the context.”

Opening her eyes, she moves her left foot slightly backward, puts her hands together facing upwards and opposite each other, then changes their position so that the left hand, still facing upward, is placed as though to collect something, while the right hand changes the position of the palm facing out and the back backing her chest directly and her fingers pointing upwards, all the while the heels of both hands are touching each other. Then she changes their position by letting the fingers of both hands touch the inner part of her arms before dragging them outward till their fingertips touch each other and forming a diamond shape with the fingers and their heels touching each other. Next, s

"We both know you won’t hesitate in doing the same for us. You can’t put yourself in danger to save any of us, do you promise?" We both gaze at each other, and I nod. Our pinkie fingers were locked together with a smile on our faces. What the three of us failed to realize, was that we all had our hands to our backs, with two fingers crossed against each other, as we made these promises, knowing for a fact that if ever a situation arises which required any of us risking our lives for the other, we would do it in a heart beat, not minding the repercussions.

She shakes her head. “I’ve already said too much, but before you go I’d like to give you something” she places her fingers on my hand and my palms starts to tingle. I turn my palms over to see two crescent moon marks, one on each palm facing away from each other. I glance up at her and she winks at me “just alittle help”. I look down again confused. “What are they for?” She laughs and shakes her head “they will work when ever you need them. That’s all I can say” there’s a lot of cryptic shit happening here.

Head wobbling, or head shake, can be an acknowledgement, a polite means to introduce a conversation, show gratitude, or say a ‘hello’. As an alternative to ‘thank you’, or to mean a ‘yes’, an Indian person would tilt the head slightly from left to right in a quick motion. These gestures meant the local was paying attention to you, understood whatever you just said, or simply agreed with whatever you have asked. Sometimes, the gesture to show gratitude could be accompanied by a smile. In Sarah’s case, it was an acknowledgement, and also an appreciation, although it wasn’t with a smile; and the clasp of hands expressed submission.

She was apparently very bored. "Listen," she ignores my expression. "The growling wolf in the center can mean a few things." Althea flips a few pages to show different etchings of the symbol. "But mostly what they have in common is the meaning of 'protection' or 'righting a wrong'. Then, I found this." She points at the symbol I keep seeing. She reads, "'This image of a wolf with the lips raised around the teeth usually means speaking up about what you dislike. This image has been associated with civil wars, rebellions, or uprisings against usurpers.'"