@ka1n1i: The Ouroboros is a symbol of a snake eating its own tail. It represents eternity, the endless cycle of life, death, and rebirth, as well as self-destruction and renewal. It can also symbolize a cycle that never ends.

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Уроборос — древний символ, изображающий змею, кусающую себя за хвост. Этот знак встречается в культуре Древнего Египта, Греции, скандинавской мифологии и алхимии. Основные значения символа: Вечность и цикличность: бесконечный круг жизни, смерти и перерождения. Самодостаточность и единство: всё в мире связано, конец одного процесса означает начало другого. Созидание и разрушение: постоянное обновление природы и Вселенной.
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По факту это жизнь после 1 сентября для школьников
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