Temple garments, which are worn by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, include four emblems: the mark of the square on the right breast, the symbol of the compass on the left breast, the mark of the navel across the midsection, and the sign of the knee above the right leg hem. These symbols refer to various aspects of the faith, but their specific meaning is closely guarded by the church.
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