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[[The Cambiux]] is the shared holy symbol of [[Homme]] and [[Femme]]. It represents their complementary and inseparable natures. Its appearance is similar to that of the Yin-Yang symbol, with the line separating the two halves being colored gray and the outside circle having the full color spectrum of the rainbow. | [[The Cambiux]] is the shared holy symbol of [[Homme]] and [[Femme]]. It represents their complementary and inseparable natures. Its appearance is similar to that of the Yin-Yang symbol, with the line separating the two halves being colored gray and the outside circle having the full color spectrum of the rainbow. | ||
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The Cambiux is the shared holy symbol of Homme and Femme. It represents their complementary and inseparable natures. Its appearance is similar to that of the Yin-Yang symbol, with the line separating the two halves being colored gray and the outside circle having the full color spectrum of the rainbow.
