The Celtic Triple Spiral, or Triple Goddess Spiral is an early pagan symbol carved in the structure at Newgrange in Ireland. It's also in the Irish Book of Kells, and used as a symbol of the Christian Trinity. It's earliest meanings reflect a unifying energy and multiple expressions of that energy. Another meaning of the three spirals is to signify three stages of life: maiden, mother, and crone. This image was hand-drawn in parts, then scanned into the computer and finished digitally.