BSC603 Celtic Unicorn

The unicorn is the official national animal of Scotland, the Scottish Gaelic word for the unicorn is aon-adharcach, and holds a deep place in Celtic folklore, symbolizing purity, innocence, power, and untameable freedom.The mythical creature known as the unicorn was often used to symbolize Christ’s incarnation as well as his sinless life and is a mystical creature born out of the dreams of all who believe in the human spirit, the purity of the heart, and of the bond between all living beings. A creature of perfection delicately balanced by the embodiment of the male and female spirit. The spiralled horn of the Unicorn is the source of its great magic and powerful healing abilities.The King James Version of the Bible mentions "unicorns," God  is not referring to mythical fairy-tale horses, but rather to a powerful, untameable real animal—most likely the aurochs (an extinct wild ox) or a rhinoceros.