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Signifies innocence, as that of the
beginning student has no previous knowledge of Taekwondo. |
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Signifies Earth, from which a plant
sprouts and takes root, as Taekwondo foundation is being laid. |
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Signifies the sun, as a student now
becomes shining towards the sun. |
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Signifies the plants growth as the
Taekwondo skill begins to develop. |
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Signifies the heaven toward which the
plant matures into a towering tree as training in Taekwondo progresses. |
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Signifies majestic, as the student
rises towards the mountains. |
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Signifies deep knowledge as the Taekwondo
student becomes aware of the true meaning of the tenents of Taekwondo. |
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Signifies danger, cautioning the student
to exercise care and control and warns opponents to stay away. |
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The opposite of white, signifies maturity
and proficiency in Taekwondo. Also signifies the wearer's imperviousness
of darkness and fear. |