When we find ourselves tossed by deafening seas of life, we always carry a cross to center our focus and move our thoughts in the right direction. We pray. We seek divine intervention. Similarly, back in the Celtic legends, the cross is a traditional symbol of faith and spirituality decorated with ornate Celtic knotwork carvings and imagery of bible stories and inscriptions. Celtic cross is believed to have its roots in ancient pagan beliefs. The stone circle at Calanais, on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland, is formed in a rough circle, with an even-armed cross within it. This is believed to be a sun symbol to the creators of the stone circle, which became a sacred shape to the Celts.