Bichon is the name for a type of related non-sporting category dog breeds. They vary in appearance, but all have tails curled over their back, fur that doesn't readily shed (actually hair, not fur), has a short snout, drop ears, and large, dark eyes.
Gargoyles and Grotesque are two very similar works of art, but they get mixed up all of the time. Both structures are commonly known, and have a very eerie look to them. The term gargoyle originates from the French word âgargouille.â Gargoyles are used for many reasons. They ward off any evil, harmful, or unwanted spirits, to protect homes, and churches. They were also used as a water spout, to drain rainwater that may harm, or ruin a building. The water would pour out of the gargoyle through a trough that was cut in the figureâs neck, that went through the mouth, and out. Gargoyles are usually made from granite, and are found on old churches, and gothic structures.
Labyrinths are pagan instruments used as occult gateways into the supernatural. Most think of a Labyrinth as a maze that's easy to get lost in with winding paths and dead ends. A Labyrinth is different than a maze because it is a winding path. For the spiritually discerning the Labyrinth is nothing more than occult paganism masquerading itself as another form of Christian prayer. The prayer Labyrinth, also known as a meditation Labyrinth, is used for prayer, religious, mystical rituals, initiations, and for spiritual growth say New Age disciples. Labyrinth prayer walks are not biblical nor should they be used within the Christian faith.