occult symbols
Occult Symbols
Read on to know about occult symbolism and it represents...
- Inverted pentagram: It symbolizes the morning star and is a symbol of Satan. It is used in witchcraft and occult rituals to conjure up evil spirits. Satanists use it two points up and pagans use it one point up. There could be difference in the way it is used, however it symbolizes evil. It matters not if two points are up, or if it has a circle around it. With all its variations it is still is a symbol of Satan.
- Baphomet: Another symbol which is now being used by the masons is Baphomet. It can be seen on their buildings and the emblems they put on their vehicles to identify each other. It represents a demonic deity and symbolic of Satan. It can also be seen as jewelry.
- Swastika: Another interesting symbol is Swastika or Sun Wheel which is an ancient religious symbol which was supposedly considered very pious and was used long before Hitler came to power. It was used in Buddhist inscriptions, Celtic monuments and Greek coins. In sun worship, it is supposed to represent the sun's course in the heavens. However the credit of its popularity goes to Hitler.
- Circle: It is an ancient and universal symbol of unity, wholeness, infinity, the goddess, and female power. It represents the feminine spirit or force, the cosmos or a spiritualized Mother Earth, and a sacred space. With a dot in its center it becomes the complex symbolic system of Hinduism and Buddhism, in which the bindu or dot represents the male force. Together, the circle and the bindu symbolizes the merging of male and female forces. The quartered circle is the sacred circle filled with a cross, four equal lines pointing from the center to the spirits of the north, east, south, and west - or to the basic element: earth, water, air (or wind), and fire. In Native American traditions, it plays a vital part in major spiritual rituals. Many contemporary pagans consider it their main symbol for transmitting the energy of the goddess.
- 'OM': It is a Sanskrit symbol for the "sacred" Hindu sound and is called "the mother of all mantras". It is the cosmic vibration and apparently, the four parts symbolize four stages of consciousness: awake, sleeping, dreaming, and a trance or transcendental state.