Meaning of this unknown symbol

Just like I've mentioned before, I'm used to seeing different types of symbols on walls, doors and even on the floors. Two of them have been beautifully explained by dragon (thank you for that) and now I'm seeing this new symbol which is not explained in anywhere in Google (which is my source of spiritual knowledge from ancient times)

It's this particular symbol, although I see it in two orientations :
• • and : (the something like a Colon )

Frankly Ive never read about these two symbols anywhere. Has anyone seen this or know of this before ?

Thanks for reading anyway !

Cheers !
Raven.

What Dragon Said!

I also thought at first glance that it was a semi colon as well.

You know the semi colon represents a pause but not an ending and has been given association with mental health ''Your story is not over yet''

It's similar but not the same as you said. I'd trust Dragon on the meaning for this one, have never come across it myself. I love how you are paying attention and seeking the meanings for the symbols and signs you are seeing. I feel they are all very positive.

Ah just thought of something.

Well, it's the symmetry. If you place a line between both of those, they are completely the same. It's essentially a reflection of two small circles.

Circles are a symbol of life, repetition, no ending and no beginning, the cycle of life and death being one. Of wholeness and something complete.

If you look at it that way too, then you see that the circles are reflecting back at one another, they are whole. There's no ending and no beginning it's just one. When I look at it, it reminds me of eyes. Perhaps could be interpreted as seeing with your own eyes that yourself and others are complete. The cycle or circle is whole and full, complete. It's really what that represents for you and this is only my own taking on it but I'd see it also as a sign that maybe you should stop worrying about the next steps in your journey , as you may pass or go through things you have before, you will keep on moving past them. Around and around you go, the circles/wheels are always in motion.

It also made me think of yin and yang, black and white.