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    • Part III (Stars, Runes)
    • Part IV (Cross, Fasces, Arrows, Death, Satanism, Colors, Alchemy, Bell)
    • Part V (Masonic symbolism)
    • Part VI (Circle symbolism: Circle, Intertwined circles, Infinity, Energy spiral)
    • Part VII (Deities)

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[edit] Stars

[edit] 3-pointed star

"The Rain that Refreshes the Soul"

Drawn by Hexmeister Lee R. Gandee, from his 1971 autobiography, "Strange Experience".

See also: marian star, circle.


  • Logo's:

International Brigades emblem during the Spanish Civil War

Mercedes-Benz

(see previous)

Millennium Quest Limited (UK)

Company that makes decorations and light displays

[edit] 4-pointed star

2 Solstices and 2 Equinoxes in a Solar year

A picture from masonic literature, "The beautiful virgin of the third degree"

Note: 4-pointed stars in background

NATO uses a 3-D 4-pointed star as their emblem

Note: also doubles as a counter-clockwise Swastika

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

Automaker Pontiac

(see previous)

Automaker Lincoln

American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI)

New Mexico state flag

Assyrian flag

Note: the Ashur winged sun (top).

Star symbol on the floor of the Mor Gabriel monastery, which later was added on the Assyrian flag.

[edit] 5-pointed star

  • Various notes:
    • Alternative names: Pentagram
    • Geometry and numerology: 5
    • Masonic cults: "The five-pointed star, known as the pentagram, is probably the most blatant occult symbol in use today. Witches Janet and Stewart Farrar explain that the five-pointed star is "one of the main symbols of witchcraft and occultism in general" ('Hidden Secrets of the Eastern Star' p. 82). The star itself is known by different names throughout the occult world, such as a witch's foot, a goblin's cross, a wizard's star and the dog star. Wiccan witches use its five points to mystically represent the elements of nature, earth, fire, water, air and spirit. This symbol is one of the most prominent emblems within Freemasonry, though its significance, like every symbol inherited from the occult, is concealed behind a smokescreen of secret society ambiguity. The five-pointed star is found on most Masonic memorabilia and represents the blasphemous resurrection rite of the five points of fellowship, each point mystically symbolizing a part of the resurrection act. First - Foot to foot. Second - Knee to knee. Third - Hand in hand. Fourth - Breast to breast. Fifth and last - Left hand behind back." [15]
    • "The Pentagram has magical associations, and many people who practice pagan faiths wear them. Christians once commonly used the pentagram to represent the five wounds of Jesus, and it also has associations within Freemasonry. The pentagram has long been associated with the planet Venus, and the worship of the goddess Venus, or her equivalent. It is also associated with the Roman Lucifer, who was Venus as the Morning Star, the bringer of light and knowledge. It is most likely to have originated from the observations of prehistoric astronomers. When viewed from Earth, successive inferior conjunctions of Venus plot a nearly perfect pentagram shape around the zodiac every eight years."
    • this article claims the 5 points refer to the elements: Earth, Fire, Water, Air, Spirit.
    • toresearch: the use of color differences (national flags, anarchists, socialists / communists, militarists, royalists, republicans, democrats, etc.)
    • toresearch: "the 5 wishes of the devil"
    • video with more examples
    • In Freemasonry, the 5 points of fellowship

[edit] Pentagram

  • 5-pointed star logo's

Texaco

Note: the sun orb.

Starbucks

Note: The 3 five-pointed stars form a pyramid with something resembling a capstone with a smaller pyramid/all-seeing-eye within in.

Note also the 2 fish tales and the (hair) waves (see: Age of Pisces, Vesica piscis, Age of Aquarius)

Heineken

WalMart

Macys

San Pellegrino

Black Entertainment Today (BET)

Sirius Satellite Radio

Note: The brightest star in the night sky Sirius is also known colloquially as the "Dog Star", reflecting its prominence in its constellation, Canis Major

Kragen Auto Parts

UEFA Champions League football

US Marshals

(now defunct)

The White Order of Thule


  • Non-Logo 5-pointed stars

Interwoven pentagram

National flag of Morocco. Note: interwoven pentagram

California state flag

Red star of the Russian Revolution

Ceiling of China's Great Hall of the People

Note: the sun symbolism and the circles.

Hollywood Boulevard's Walk of Fame

European flag and many other national flags carry 5-pointed stars.

The Presidential Medal of Freedom

Note: pentagram, pentagon, 13 stars in the shape of a Seal of Solomon, 5 phoenix birds. Also worn in masonic fashion with masonic-like blue ribbon

George Tenet (former director of the CIA) gets the Presidential Medal of Freedom

Seal of the demon Astaroth

[edit] Inverted Pentagram

Baphomet the devil-goat god with an inverted pentagram on forehead

Baphomet inverted pentagram

(see previous)

Inverted pentagram in the Martin Luther rose.

Note: He's a suspected Rosecrucian agent to control the Reformation movements.

Large American flag displayed at a Hilary Clinton rally with inverted 5-pointed stars

Order of the Eastern Star, the only order of Freemasonry in which females are permitted membership. Female masons are known as "co-masons"

Note: Pentagon inside and traced along outside of the Pentagram, cross and crown symbol in the lower white arm

Medal of Honor U.S. Army
Why is it that the U.S. Medal of Honor for all branches of the services are inverted pentagrams?

Note: all medals have that Masonic-loving number of 13 stars, along with many other Masonic signs/colors/aspects. Note also the Owl (on the helmet) and the arrows (at the feet of the eagle).

Medal of Honor U.S. Navy

Note: the fasces and axe-head on the medal.

Medal of Honor U.S. Air Force

Note: the head of Columbia on the medal, the Sig runes with arrows, and the winged-spiral above the medal.

(see previous)

Washington D.C. streets make perfectly symmetrical inverted pentagram, the White House is located at the tip of the lower arm

Interwoven inverted pentagram

Inverted pentagrams in European Union literature from over a decade ago.

Note: the 11 inverted-pentagram stars, the similarity of the EU parliament building to the Babylonian Tower of Babel, the square body forms of the people below, and the slogan "Europe: Many tongues, one voice"

Logo of the Republican National Committee (RNC)

Western Australia state police emblem

Australian state of Victoria police emblem

Note: sun-wheel cross

[edit] Pentagon

There is only one shape that fits inside a pentagram, and that is a pentagon

Seal of the Pentagon

Note: only a pentagon that is in the orientation as seen in this seal fits inside an inverted pentagram.

(see previous)

(see previous)

The Public Safety Officer Medal of Valor

Note: inverted pentagram

The Valley of Scottish Rite Masons logo displays a pentagon among it's other geometric shapes

(1878-1949)

Knights of Labor logo

Note: hexagon

Home plate (baseball)

Pentagon logos:

Knights of the North (KOTN)

A North American masonic think-tank group

Daimler Chrysler

Note: Founder Walter P. Chrysler is a known mason

Knights of Columbus - a masonic organization

Rite Aid

Spike TV

US Bank

Note: The 5 stars on the lower right side of the logo make a perfect pentagon

Order of the Eastern Star

Tag Heuer, Swiss watchmaking company founded in 1860. Watches are worn and pushed in ads by such celebrities as Tiger Woods

National League of Baseball

See also: oblong sqaure

Emblem of DC Comics superhero Superman

[edit] 6-pointed star

  • Various notes:
    • Geometry and numerology: 6
    • 2 overlapping/intertwined equilateral triangles pointing Up and Down - representing the union of dualities, such as male and female.
    • Hexagram (a 6-pointed geometric star figure)
    • 3x60 degrees, 6 points, 6 sides (2x3 of the triangles, or 6 of a cube), 6 triangles....666?
    • Two triads interlocked = 33
    • todo: note the various other shapes created from the Star of Saturn, such as the Rhombus and Pentagon.
    • This is not the Star of David, it is the Star of Saturn. And is known as one of the most powerful symbols in the occult.

3 x 60-degree corners of an equilateral triangle.

[edit] Hexagram

Theosophical Society seal, with the Star of Saturn, the Swastika energy symbol, the Ankh and the Ouroboros symbol.

Lapel pin for the Royal Arch Degree a Masonic order.

6-pointed star of Saturn on back of United States one-dollar bill. The combined letters at each point spell "M-A-S-O-N"

The stars above the eagle's head form a 6-pointed star of Saturn on the back of the United States one-dollar bill.

Flag of Israel.
(see also: Masonic Judaism)

The Presidential Medal of Freedom. The stars form a 6-pointed star.

Common Sheriff badges

Sheriff badge of Riverside County

Note: the Double Cross.

Star of Saturn

(see previous)

An interwoven Star of Saturn

(see previous)

"Fig. 70 Seal of Solomon in "Magic Symbols" by Frederick Goodman." [1]

Seal of Solomon with Royal Arch Degree logo

"That which is Above is like unto that which is Below..." Eliphas Levi's famous anthropomorphic hexagram from his 1855 work, Dogma et Ritual de la Haute Magie) (Transcendental Magic) showing the reflection of the Macrocosm in the Microcosm.

Theosophist Annie Besant wearing the society's emblem. Besant was a 33rd degree Co-mason, women's rights activist, secularist, socialist, Marxist, writer and orator. Besant was elected as the International President of the Theosophical Society, in 1907


[edit] Unicursal hexagram

An interwoven unicursal hexagram. The unicursal hexagram was also used by the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn (or "Golden Dawn") and can be traced back to at least the beginning of the 15th century. [2]

The unicursal hexagram used by Aleister Crowley

Note: the five petaled rose in center in the form of an inverted pentagram symbolizing the divine feminine. [3]

The seal of the Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O.), an international fraternal and religious organization founded by Aleister Crowley, displaying the unicursal hexagram in this rendition.[4]

Emblem of the Thelemic Order of the Golden Dawn, which is based on the philosophy of Thelema as proselytized by Aleister Crowley

Note: Crowley's favorite slogan "DO WHAT THOU WILT".

[edit] Marian star

Catholic Marian Star

Municipal flag of Chicago


The Rain that Refreshes the Soul

Drawn by Hexmeister Lee R. Gandee, from his 1971 autobiography, Strange Experience

See also: 3-pointed star, circle

International Brotherhood of Teamsters (1903)

Note: The double horse heads, much like the masonic double-headed eagle

Rotary Club International
(Est. 1905)

Note: an organization founded by masons.

German World War II 6th SS Mountain Division Nord insignia.

This variation of the Marian star can be found on all U.S. Emergency medical technician (EMT) patches/vehicles/etc.

Note: the Caduceus symbolism.

Walmart's new logo

(July 2008)

Etrade

Pacific Bell

Travelocity

FedEx Kinko's

(see previous)

Note: The 2 superimposed triangles in the center forming a Star of Saturn, pyramid in center

Yamaha

Dead Kennedys, a 1980's punk rock band from San Francisco, California

Bluetooth

Millennium Quest Limited (UK)

Company that makes decorations and light displays

Atomic symbol


[edit] Hexagon

The hexagon is the only shape which fits inside an 6-pointed star.

(1878-1949)

Knights of Labor logo

Hexagon-shaped tarot cards based on the elements of the periodic table [5]

A hexagon surrounds a hagalaz rune on this common Nazi SS ring

"Fellowship of Craftmasons" - from a computer game


  • Hexagon in logos:

Bristol-Myers Squibb

Note: the logo is made up of pyramid shapes.

Napa

Print ad for the American T.V. show Bones showing the "O" in "bones" as a hexagon

See: hand signs, death.

Black & Decker

[edit] 7-pointed star

  • Various notes:
    • Alternative names: Heptagram (or "septagram"), Heptagon
    • Geometry and numerology: 7
    • "The septagram is important in Western Kabbalah, where it symbolizes the sphere of Netzach, the seven planets, the seven alchemical metals, and the seven days of the week." "The acute heptagram is also a symbol of magical power in other Pagan religions. The obtuse heptagram was used as a symbol in the Kabbalah, and later by Aleister Crowley and the Ordo Templi Orientis (OTO) where it was known as the Star (or Seal) of Babylon. The heptagram is also used in Christianity to symbolize the seven days of creation and became a traditional symbol for warding off evil, thus the reason that most sheriff's badges are obtuse heptagonal shaped. Also the symbol of perfection (or God) in many Christian religions."

[edit] Heptagram

Heptagram showing the planetary weekday.

A Heptagram appears in the center of this Kabbalah symbolism image

Occult Heptagram

(Witches letters around edge?)

(Est. 1923, Ireland)

Heptagram emblem of The Order of Knight Masons (TOKM)


DC Shoes a popular American footwear company specialing in shoes for all types of extreme sports

Note: The vesica piscis symbolism

National flag of Australia

[edit] Inverted Heptagram

Astrum Argentum (meaning "Silver star") founded by Aleister Crowley in 1907. "Astrum Argentum" is sometimes written as "A∴A∴" - using the masonic sign for secret name-abbreviations: "∴".

See: all seeing eye, circle

Occult "Seal of Satan" heptagram

Note: heptagon

Classic occult heptagram

Planetary heptagram

The inverted heptagram badge of the California Highway Patrol.

inverted heptagram sheriff badge, El Paso County, TX

Inverted heptagram inscribed in a granite and marble peace officers memorial in Ventura, California

Holiday Inn Express logo with 7-pointed inverted heptagram star

[edit] Heptagon

Occult heptagon with the words, "Levithmong", "Saitan", and "Iaida" written on it's edges

(see previous)

English heptagon shaped 50 pence coin commemorating the European Union

The Valley of Scottish Rite Masons logo displays a heptagon among it's other geometric shapes

The heptagon is present in this masonic rendition, showing a "symbolic representation of an encampment of the Scottish Rite degrees". [6]

The Kosovo, Albania police use a heptagon emblem for their hats

[edit] 8-pointed star

  • Various notes:
    • Octagram
    • Geometry and numerology: 8
    • See also: Infinity
    • Also known as the Chaos Star (see also: Ordo ab Chao - "Out of chaos, order").
      • "I should explain perhaps why the eight spoke wheel is so important. In the sky there is a great cross that seems stationary, and its formed by the center of the Milky Way galaxy and from the center point of our celestial equator to the southern point of the celestial equator, that's the divine cross. Down here on the ground we have the mundane cross that is formed by the angles between equinox and the solstice and so forth, so the eight armed cross, the eight rayed star, the 8 spoke wheel...all represents the alignment in space and time of the divine cross above and the terrestrial mundane cross below. Now curiously enough this alignment only happens once every 13,000 years. These crosses have not aligned since 11,000 B.C., roughly 13,000 years ago." [16] (edited)
    • There are many versions of the 8-pointed star. One is known as the "Double Square" (or "Star of Lakshmi") and is the Masonic symbol of two superimposed squares at 45° angles representing order and disorder (and probably other dualistic concepts).
    • Todo: research the possibility of a 2-D mapping of 3-D axes. (See also: Labarum - overlay of Chi "χ" and Rho "ρ")

[edit] Chaos Star

  • Chaos star non-logos:

Chaos star with arrows

Vatican City's Piazza San Pietro.
See also: video: Vatican sun dial, Sun cross, Catholic Sun symbolism.

(see previous)

Masonic Chaos star.

Note: The Ouroboros

  • Chaos star in logo's:

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

Annapolis Conference - which was was a Middle East peace conference held on November 27, 2007, at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.

(see previous)

Ancient World Mapping Center - an interdisciplinary research center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Rabobank

Note: the sun symbolism.

Valiant Entertainment (formerly called "Valiant Comics")

Cover art of the 1998 album Random Chaos from Finish black metal band Crimson Midwinter

Cover art of Temple of the Serpent Baphomet, an album by Greek black metal band Chaos Baphomet.

Four Points Sheraton

Logo of Pakistan's Institute of Business Administration (IBA).

Combination of a chaos star and a 4-pointed star.