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Dandelion Books – A Publishing Company Online

A few years ago, a publishing company online would have been met with vacant stares and comments such as “it will never succeed,” or, “how will the world find out about you?”

That was before the internet explosion; before laptop, smartphones, PDA, iPods, iPhones and before all the other “e’s” and “i’s” of digital technologies revolutionized the world.

publishing company online Dandelion Books has always been a visionary company, and its logo reflects this approach toward the art, craft and business of writing, publishing and marketing books.

Our Logo

Dan-de-lion—"Daniel the Lion": In the Bible, Daniel was a prophet of Israel. He saw visions and dreamed dreams. It is said that a member of the Tribe of Dan will be the harbinger of a Golden Age.

In the Dandelion Books logo, the stem of the dandelion is a "lamed," the tallest letter in the Hebrew alphabet. "Lamed" stands for Learning, Light, Love, Laughter and En-Lightenment: the characteristics of a Golden Age.

The ruby-colored 12-pointed star on the Dan-de-lion's breast, is his heart. Dandelion is lion-hearted, embracing all people equally, with love and compassion.

The 12-pointed star, a mandala, has its own mystic symbolism. The ruby star as depicted in the logo is an exact replica of the planet Saturn as photographed by astronomers. (This was discovered after the logo was designed.)

The ruby gemstone itself symbolizes freedom, charity, dignity and divine power. "The price of wisdom is above rubies," says Job in the Bible.

The lion in the center of the dandelion flower has eyes that are meditative; they are both awake and asleep and they follow the viewer.

Dandelions Grow Everywhere In Abundance

Known for their sturdiness, they are not easily trampled on or uprooted. Dandelions and democratic and egalitarian. They choose their soil and location without prejudice.

Dandelion roots, stems, flowers and seeds are known for their medicinal properties. When dandelions transform from flowers to puffballs, only the slightest breeze is required for transporting these seed-wings to new locations. Wherever they land, they find what they need in order to thrive. In the spring, a field of dandelions is a sight to behold.

If you find a lion in your den, it might be a Dandelion -- the only publishing company online with the On-Lion Logo!

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