sandy1
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Moving this info from another thread to here in order to make it easier to find all my info on one thread.
I wanted to show a picture of Jesus's Heart as a Valentine Heart (Found in the Field) since most People think of his Heart as the Sacred Heart which has a Cross and fire above it with a crown of thorns, the Valentine heart has the deep V cut lobes meeting in the center these are the main differences between the two Hearts, I also wanted to point out the relationship of the Heart to the five wounds of Christ. This ties in with the Pentagon and the Diamond shapes as well (which I covered in the guide)
I wanted to show a picture of Jesus's Heart as a Valentine Heart (Found in the Field) since most People think of his Heart as the Sacred Heart which has a Cross and fire above it with a crown of thorns, the Valentine heart has the deep V cut lobes meeting in the center these are the main differences between the two Hearts, I also wanted to point out the relationship of the Heart to the five wounds of Christ. This ties in with the Pentagon and the Diamond shapes as well (which I covered in the guide)
The Holy Heart of Jesus and the Five Wounds of Christ’s Love (1521), a woodcut by Sigmund Grimm
Since at least the 11th century, the Valentine Heart shape has been used to represent Jesus's Heart which lasted all the way up until very near the end of the Spanish rule here in the New World when the Roman Catholics decided to change over to the sacred heart instead.
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