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The All-Seeing Eye of God, also known as the Eye of Providence, is a representation of God's eye that watches over all of creation. It is frequently depicted as an eye enclosed in a triangle and surrounded by rays of light or splendor. The reverse of the Great Seal of the United States, which is shown on the one-dollar bill, features a well-known illustration of the Eye of Providence.

Since ancient times, eyes have been a common emblem because they represent, among other things, watchfulness, protection, and omnipotence. An eye without a face can appear evil because it is attentive without emotion, but there is something unsettling about an eye without a face. This may be the reason why people frequently think that eye symbols are unlucky or malevolent. It's interesting that most eye symbols have positive connotations.

The word "providence" in the context of the Eye of Providence refers to a divine direction given by a deity or god. The Eye of Providence is now one of many emblems with religious and mythical connotations as a result of this. Additionally, it appeared on the insignias and coats of arms of several nations, as well as the official seals of various cities.

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