Common to all pilgrimages throughout history, regardless of the cult or religion that professes, possession or use of items, objects, or symbols related to it.
In the tradition of pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, this object is the Scallop Shell began to spread as a special travel shampoo bottles symbol of these walkers from the eleventh and twelfth centuries.
While the shell of this mollusk is detailed in previous civilizations and multiple (prehistoric funeral rites, symbol of love in medieval times, with attribution of aphrodisiacs, or even used in the evil eye, etc ....) never appears related Christian worship any pilgrimages to the tomb of the Apostle Santiago.
There are many different myths and legends about its origins, because from a religious point of view, the shells, arranged by way of fingers, is said to signify good works, in which you must persevere with dignity leads therefore as the pilgrim carries the shell, as well as any human being in this way of life must bear the yoke of the Lord, (must submit to his commands). travel shampoo bottles
But it can also represent a stylization of a webbed foot goose symbol to many ancient traditions of initiation recognition, and for that reason would be related to the pilgrimage to Compostela, or ..... why can not the scallop as a symbol of Venus is also represented by both the rebirth of a person, that is, his resurrection, travel shampoo bottles and therefore the overcoming of death and overcoming the ego (selfishness and self-centeredness) to give way to true self ( simplicity and humility) ????
We could reach out to infinity, attributing symbols and backgrounds to use the Scallop Shell by pilgrims, travel shampoo bottles but the truth is that its origin is not at all clear, and there is 100% accepted theory
What no doubt is that the sale of these items was (and indeed still is) a very lucrative business in the city of Santiago, because in the door AzabacherÃa, artisans (that sold lead, bone settled , ivory and precious metals), so that was quickly covered by the church (which was left with 33% of the business), and stipulate that the sale outside the villa is prohibited under excommunication.
In short, travel shampoo bottles the scallop mainly travel shampoo bottles indicates the pilgrimage to Santiago, but further extension was awarded to all kinds of pilgrimages, and therefore was subject travel shampoo bottles to Local devotion in other sanctuaries, usually near the sea, as in France at the shrine of Saint Michel, where the statue of the saint is to appear in the performances recorded lead, as did the Santiago de Compostela in Matamoros. See also: SYMBOLS travel shampoo bottles AND TRADITIONS
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