911: Occult Symbolism - Advent Prayer Warriors International Network

Pentagram
� "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."
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o "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."
o See also:
� video with more pentagram examples
� Pentacle (a particular amulet used in magical evocation)
o To research:
� this article claims the 5 points refer to the elements: Earth, Fire, Water,
Air, Spirit.
� The use of color differences (national flags, anarchists, socialists /
communists, militarists, royalists, republicans, democrats, etc.).
� The "5 wishes of the devil".
• Historical/Political/Non-corporate logo's (ordered by date of origin)
"Pentagram of Venus",
see also: "Freemasonry
and the Pentagram" Confederate States of
America Battle Flag
This design was the basis
of more than 180 separate
Confederate military battle
flags during the American
Civil War (1861-1865).
Flag of California
League of Nations (1919), the
(1911) with its origins
pre-cursor to the United Nations
in the "The Bear Flag"
institution.
(1846).
Note: the pentagon.