Long ago there was a princess named Sophia who lived on the island of Atlantis. Atlantis was said to be the most beautiful place in the world, but there was one problem: It was forbidden there to teach girls how to read or write. Unhappy with this, Sophia often sneaked into the Library of Atlantis, the greatest library ever built, and secretly learned how to read. Armed with her new knowledge, she soon made a terrible discovery: Atlantis was sinking. But when she told her father, King Canute, that the sea was rising, neither he nor any of his advisers believed her as she was just a girl. To find out what happened to Atlantis and Sophia and how Girls Guild came to be formed, download and print the free e-book here, or Continue reading The Girls Guild Legend
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The spiral also represents the nautilus shell that Princess Sophia used to make her discovery that the island of Atlantis was sinking. |
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The universal symbol of Girls Guild is this spiral. Notice how the inner part of the spiral looks like a rounded capital letter G. The outer part of the spiral looks like another larger capital letter G surrounding it. So the spiral is a G within a G. Those two letter G’s stand for the words ‘Girls Guild’.