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The eye on the dollar is called the eye of God, also known as the eye of cruising.

The eye of Providence, also known as the all-seeing eye and the celestial eye, represents God's monitoring of human eyes. The common form is the eye surrounded by triangle and radiant light, which is widely known for appearing on the back of the American national emblem and one-dollar bill.

The back pattern of a dollar bill began to include the front pattern of the American national emblem consisting of three rings. The dark side of the pyramid faces the west, suggesting the desolation and underdevelopment of western North America at that time. The independent "small triangle" above the pyramid is called the Eye of Cruise, which symbolizes that the United States stands at a certain height and overlooks the healthy and orderly development of all walks of life.

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The religious use of that eye of God

Originated from the eye of Horus in ancient Egypt, this concept has been mentioned many times in the Christian Bible. In the portrait painting methods of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, the eye pattern (usually enclosed in a triangle) clearly symbolizes the Christian Trinity. The eye of god, which is close to the common form now, can be traced back to Europe in 17 and 18 centuries. It was an eye floating in the air, sometimes surrounded by clouds or light.

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