This document discusses various symbols and their meanings in different cultural and religious contexts. It begins by explaining the importance of symbols in communicating ideas and mysteries. It then examines over 30 specific symbols, providing background information on their origins and associated meanings in areas like ancient religions, secret societies, and modern popular culture. The document concludes by emphasizing the ongoing significance of symbols in the occult world.

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2. Introduction
• SYMBOLS are very IMPORTANT in the KINGDOM of
GOD. Their MEANING conveys a MESSAGE
representing an IDEA in the unconscious mind. The
Bible uses SYMBOLS as a LANGUAGE to
COMMUNICATE the MYSTERIES of GOD and His
purposes. Notwithstanding, SYMBOLS carry a
MEANING and COMMUNICATE a MESSAGE in our
world. Hezekiah was one of the Kings of Judah
remembered for tearing down high places and
removing the idolatrous images (2 Kings 18:4; 2
Chronicles 31:1). The BRONZE SERPENT that
MOSES made in the wilderness (Numbers 21:5-9)
had been preserved and had become a religious
fetish.

3. Introduction
• HEZEKIAH broke the IMAGE into PIECES; it became
a STUMBLING BLOCK to Israel. The NAME of the
IMAGE was NEHUSHTAN (2 Kings 18:4). It was a
POLE with a SNAKE wrapped around it. The word
“Nehushtan” sounds like the Hebrew for “bronze”
(nehoshet) and “snake” (nahash). The medical symbol
for America is a POLE with a SNAKE around it. This
seems to be the modern day Nehushtan. There are
many SYMBOLS in our CULTURES which
COMMUNICATE such MESSAGES. Remember there
is a MESSAGE in every SYMBOL. Let’s examine
some these SYMBOLS and unveil their MEANINGS.

5. ALCHEMY: This 17th century “sign”
illustrates the blending of geometric
shapes, elemental symbols and
astrological signs. Each part
representing the various “elements”
and forces needed for magical
work in the quest for physical
transformation and spiritual
illumination and immortality. Many
medieval alchemists based their
philosophies on mystical traditions
rooted in the Kabbala (Jewish
mysticism), Hermetic magic and
the occult practices of ancient
civilizations such as Egypt and
China.

6. ANARCHY: This symbol for anarchy
fits the message that pervades the
most popular video games, role-
playing games, movies and
television. The lines of the “A” often
extend outside the circle. To many
satanists and other fast-growing
occult groups it represents their
slogan, “do what thou wilt”. A former
occultist explained that it represents
the ASMODEAS: a demonic force
driving teenagers toward sexual
perversion and suicide.

7. ANKH: An Egyptian cross
symbolizing a mythical eternal
life, rebirth, and the life-giving
power of the sun. The center of
the circle represents the non-
gender ascending soul. The
external line of the circle
implies the life-receiving force
of the female. The ascending
vertical line refers to the life-
giving force of the male. The
Ankh also symbolizes the
female reproductive organ.

8. ARROW: These two pictures shows
the astrological sign for the archer
(Sagittarius)- part of the zodiac. But,
through history, the arrow has also
symbolized war, power, swiftness, the
rays of the sun, knowledge... as well
as deities such as the Greek god
Apollo and goddess Artemis (both
hunters), the Hindu weather god,
Rudra; and various gods of sexual
attraction: Eros (Greek), Cupid
(Roman), Kama (Hindu). The native
American Cheyenne warriors revered
the “sacred medicine arrows” as
symbols of male power. Arrows held
by skeletons would point to disease or
death.

9. BLAIR WITCH: A five-
pointed compound symbol
with a center triangle pointing
down. The five lines
resemble the microcosmic
man with arms and legs
outstretched inside a circle
(with a pentagram in the
background)- a magic symbol
or charm among medieval
alchemists and wizards.

10. CHAOS: Chaos is the opposite
of order. Since everything
changes, there is no right or no
wrong- only the quest for
pleasure. The 8-pointed star
represents the many different
directions of chaos and the many
ways you can follow it. The force
of Chaos had as its symbol an
eight-pointed double-cross
(symbols within symbols) with
points representing the
noncommittal and
omnidirectional behavior of
Chaos.

11. CIRCLE (sun disc, sacred
hoop, ring): An ancient and
universal symbol of unity,
wholeness, infinity, the
goddess, female power, and
the sun. To earth-centered
religions throughout history as
well as to many contemporary
pagans, it represents the
feminine spirit or force, the
cosmos or a spiritualized
Mother Earth, and a sacred
space.

12. CIRCUMPUNCT: It represents
the sun god (called Ra in
Egypt), gold (as in alchemy),
emotional restraint
(Freemasons), and the
creative spark of divine
consciousness within people
linking everyone to the creative
mind of a universal “god” thus
making each persona “co-
creator” (astrology).

13. COW: It symbolized the
sky goddess Hathor to
Egyptians, enlightenment
to Buddhists, one of the
highest and holiest stages
of transmigration
(reincarnation) to Hindus.

14. CIRCLE (Quartered): 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
forms the basic pattern of the
MEDICINE WHEEL and plays a
vital part in major spiritual rituals.
Many contemporary pagans
consider it their main symbol for
transmitting the energy of the
goddess.

15. MASONIC COMPASS: The
Masonic symbol of the compass
and the T-square represents
movement toward perfection and a
balance between the spiritual and
physical which resembles Egyptian
and oriental mysticism. The
compass (used to form circles)
represent spirit. The ruler (part of a
square) represent the physical.
Together, they represent the joining
of earthly and spiritual
responsibilities.

16. EASTERN STAR: The female
Masonic organization of the Order of
the Eastern Star uses the five-pointed
upside down star (pentagram) as its
emblem. The symbol is said to
represent the star of Bethlehem,
pointing downward to symbolize the
descent of spirit into matter, or the
presence of God on earth. The
“eastern star” refers to the planet
Venus. The five points symbolize
qualities of women: Adah- fidelity
(sword, veil); Ruth- constancy (sheaf
of barley); Esther- loyalty (crown,
scepter); Martha- faith (broken
column, endurance in trial); and
Electa- love (golden cup, endurance
of persecution).

17. CRESCENT MOON: A
symbol of the aging
goddess (crone) to
contemporary witches and
victory over death to many
Muslims. In Islamic lands,
crescent can be seen
enclosing a lone
pentagram.

18. INVERTED CROSS:
Originally represented
Peter’s humility in his
martyrdom. He insisted that
he be crucified upside-
down, because he felt that
he was unworthy to die in
the same position as
Christ. But today, it
generally represents the
opposite: satanism and its
mockery of Christ.

19. COMMUNISM: Originally the
hammer and sickle represented a
hammer and a plough- the
collective unity of Soviet workers
and peasant farmers. It’s
interesting to see its resemblance
to Islam’s symbol (crescent/star).
The two ideologies have had much
in common: hatred for Biblical
Christianity and Jews (remember
the Russian pogroms), readiness
to kill those who don’t conform,
hope of world conquest, etc.

20. CELTIC CROSS: The
symbol for a cultural blend
of medieval Catholicism
and ancient Celtic
traditions. The Celtic cross
also represents the neo-
pagan followers of the
French anti-Christian
philosopher Alain de
Benoist.

21. Double-headed EAGLE: A
Masonic seal and initiation
symbol. The number inside
the pyramid over the
eagle’s head is 33. The
eagle is a universal symbol
representing the sun,
power, authority, victory,
the sky gods and the royal
head of a nation.

22. FLEUR-DE-LIS: Also called
Lily of France, it was first an
adaptation of the Gaulish lily
representing the Virgin Juno.
Among goddess worshippers,
it apparently had several
meanings, including the Triple
Goddess. It appeared in
Arthurian legends as well as
on the French (and other
national) “coat-of-arms” and
royal or military emblems. It
has also been an emblem for
the Boy Scouts.

23. HAND OF FATIMA (daughter
of Muhammad): Many Muslims
believe that the image of the
hand with an eye in the center
will protect them from the “evil
eye.” While this symbol often
appears on magical charms,
amulets, and jewelry, it is seen
in many other places. Jewish
versions of the “hand” protects
from demons and sorcerers as
well.

24. MANO de AZABACHE: It
is a charm believed to
protect the new born
against the evil eye and
negative energy. The
azabache is usually a little
fist made out of pure black
jet in necklace or bracelet
form, usually in gold, with
black and red beads.

25. HORNED HAND (Mano
Cornuto): It is commonly
depicted on charms and is
used as a gesture ward off
the evil eye. It is used by
satanists as the satanic
salute, a sign of
recognition. It is
occasionally used by
Wiccans as a symbol of the
Horned God.

26. INFINITY (also eternity): In
ancient India and Tibet, it
represented perfection,
dualism, and unity between
male and female. In the
occult tarot it’s linked to
magic and represents
equilibrium or the balance
of various forces.

27. ITALIAN HORN (Cornu,
Cornicello, Wiggly Horn,
Unicorn horn, Lucifier’s horn or
Leprechaun staff). The ancient
magical charm or amulet worn
in Italy as protection against
“evil eye” has also been linked
to Celtic and Druid myths and
beliefs. It is also a link to
sexual power and good luck.

28. MANDALA: In Hindu and
Buddhist meditations, it is
used to raise
consciousness. In
meditation, the person fixes
his or her mind on the
center of the “sacred
circle.” It represents the
merging of male and
female forces.

29. PENTAGRAM (FIVE-
POINTED STAR pointing
up): A standard symbol for
witches, freemasons, and
many other pagan or occult
groups. To witches, it
represents the four basic
elements (wind, water,
earth and fire) plus a
pantheistic spiritual being
such as Gaia or Mother
Earth.

30. PENTAGRAM (FIVE-
POINTED STAR pointing
down): Used in occult rituals
to direct forces or energies.
Often represents satanism, the
horned god or various
expressions of contemporary
occultism, especially when a
goat-head is superimposed on
the inverted pentagram within
a “sacred” circle.

31. BAPHOMET: The Baphomet is the
form of a man with horns and
goat’s legs. Eliphas Levi is reputed
to be the first person to draw this
symbol, which he claimed was the
depiction of the absolute in
symbolic form. It is seen as a
bearded gargoyle with pendulous
female breast and horns, wings,
and cloven while sitting in a
crossed-legged position. It is
unique to Satanism, a demonic
deity and symbol of Satan. It is also
now being used by some masons.
It can be seen on some buildings
and emblems for jewelry and
vehicles to identify each other.

32. SWASTIKA: Ancient occult
symbol found in Egypt,
China, India…it has
represented the sun, the
four directions, movement
and change and union of
opposites (harmony).
Revived by Hitler, it
represents the neo-nazis.
It’s often placed within a
circle.

33. TONGUE (protruding): Linked to
flame, fire, fertility, sexual power
and spiritual power. In nations
around the world, images of deities
or masks with protruding tongues
have indicated active and
occupying spiritual forces- often a
union of masculine and feminine
spirits. Such images were vital to
pagan rituals invoking [demonic]
spirits. The sexual/spiritual forces
represented by gargoyles with
protruding tongues which adorned
Gothic cathedrals were believed to
protect the buildings from other
spiritual powers.

34. ORDER of NINE ANGLES:
The Order of Nine Angles
represent a dangerous,
extreme form of Satanism.
The order believes that
growth in satanism is
achieved through practical
acts of risks, prowess, and
endurance. It condones
and encourages human
sacrifices.

35. SULFUR (Leviathan Cross):
The emblem known as the
Leviathan Cross is also the
symbol of sulfur (brimstone),
one of the three essential
elements of nature. Anton
LaVey placed the symbol in
The Satanic Bible, and it is
commonly used in satanic
rituals. Black metal musicians
with music containing satanic
themes also use the symbol.

36. WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION:
This symbol points back to the days
of Moses and the bronze serpent
(Numbers 21:4-9). About 700 BC,
Hezekiah ‘broke in pieces the
bronze serpent that Moses had
made, since the people worshiped it
as an idol and “burned incense to it”
(2 Kings 18:1-5). In Greek
mythology, the Rod of Asclepius is a
serpent-entwined rod wielded by the
Greek god Asclepius, a deity
associated with healing and
medicine. The symbol has continued
to be used in modern times, where it
is associated with medicine and
health care. This is the modern-day
“Nehushtan”.

37. STARBUCKS: This Seattle
seaport based company’s logo is
the 16th century Norse woodcut
of a twin-tailed mermaid, or
Siren. According to Greek
mythology, mermaids, or sirens,
were predatory seductresses
that would seduce sailors with
songs and promises of sex and
then kill them. The original
Starbucks logo showed her bare
breasts; but notice the two tails.
The tail is “split” or “spread open”
as to welcome men to her
sexually.

38. MONSTER ENERGY DRINK:
Notice the M logo. See anything
odd about it? Each minim of the
letter M looks like the Hebrew
letter vav (‫,)ו‬ or 6. Put three of
those together and you get vav
vav vav, ‫,ווו‬ or 666. On the can,
the “O” in the word “Monster” has
a cross; when you drink, the
cross turns into a subversive
witch symbol (turned upside-
down). Lastly, the slogan for the
company is “Unleash the Beast”.vav=6

39. ALL-SEEING EYE: A
universal symbol
representing spiritual sight,
inner vision, higher
knowledge, insight into
occult mysteries. Masonic
symbol for the all-seeing
eye of god- an mystical
distortion of the omniscient
(all-knowing) Biblical God.

40. The GREAT SEAL of the
United States of America:
The design for this national
emblem was completed in
1782. Its images are masonic
mission statement. The
inscribed motto, E Pluribus
Unum means “Out of many,
one”. The words Novus Ordo
Seclorum mean “a new order
of the ages” or more correctly,
“NEW WORLD ORDER”
[novous = new, ordo = order,
seclorum = secular or world].

41. The GREAT SEAL (back
side) of the United States of
America: “An unfinished
pyramid appears on the
reverse of the seal, inscribed
on its base with the date 1776
in Roman numerals. Where
the top of the pyramid should
be, the eye of Providence
watches over it. Two mottos
appear: Annuit Cœptis
signifies that somebody
(presumably Providence) has
“nodded at (our) beginnings”.

43. Conclusion
• In the world of the occult, many symbols are
imbued with the power joined or tied to the
symbol from the demonic spirit world.
BELIEVER’S need to UNDERSTAND the
increasing INFLUENCE, trickery, and CRUELTY
of the KINGDOM of DARKNESS. We must
AWAKE from SLEEP (Romans 13:11-14). The
NIGHT seems to be ADVANCING; yet, the DAY
is DAWNING. We must PUT on the ARMOR of
LIGHT, the LORD JESUS Christ. We must
KNOW the TIMES and be AWARE of the
MISSION of the CHURCH and the VISION of the
KINGDOM of GOD.

44. Conclusion
• Let the SONS of GOD ARISE and be
DELIVERED from the DARKNESS. Let us
SHINE the LIGHT of the KINGDOM of GOD in
the EARTH. Remember, “You are the light of the
world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden. Nor
do people light a lamp and put it under a basket,
but on a stand, and it gives light to all in the
house. In the same way, let your light shine
before others, so that they may see your good
works and give glory to your Father who is in
heaven” (Matthew 5:14-16).

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