The three symbols above are links to other (sparsely decorated) pages of my web site.

• On the left is the "all seeing eye," a symbol of omnipotence, deity or divinity (the 3 sides of the pyramid represent a trinity). This figure was part of Freemason imagery, and later appeared on the dollar bill. Any connection is merely coincident.
• In the middle is Uroborous, the serpent consuming itself--this symbol appears in many ancient mythologies, represents purity for alchemists in the Middle ages, and is likened to the human psyche in Jung's metaphor. It represents the One or the All, take your pick. It may also represent cycles of creation and destruction. If that's not enough dichotomy, it may also be spelled Ouroboros.
• On the right is a symbol from Greek mythology: the golden apple inscribed with Kallisti, or "to the prettiest." The apple was created by Eris, the Goddess of Dischord. It appears in several stories, all of which result in chaos. And that's pretty sweet.