Very informative. I’m a Louisiana Creole and I’ve always known this growing up that is was a brand to slaves in that time. Now I wear it to honor to my ancestors and to my overall history. Thank you for diving deeper and giving us more information.
Im also creole and a lot of ancestors wore it in defiant once they were free slaves or descendants of free slaves. its also been referred to as creole rebellion in my family. Have jewerly and the symbols throughout my house
I can tell you that there is no honor in that symbol for our ancestors! Do you think those that were branded with that took it as a badge of honor? Do you think they whore it with pride? I think not and would never dishonor my ancestors who’s should I stand on who’s blood was shed to build this country that does not even see us as equals? You will never caught a Jew wearing a swatt sticker? Your comment is sickening and part of the reason blacks are in the same state as we were as slaves……
The fleur-de-lis is often associated with royal bloodlines, symbolizing purity, divinity, and sovereignty. If we look at the word itself, "lit" (French for bed) and Lis (the French word for lily) share the same sound (Lee), which opens up an interesting allegorical interpretation. The fleur de Lit could be read as "flower of the bed" or "bed flower," symbolizing the blossoming of life and the origin of bloodlines. This could represent the continuity and sanctity of royal or noble lineages, with the "bed" acting as a metaphor for the intimate origin of family heritage. Throughout history, certain religious establishments have claimed divinity and connections to higher bloodlines, often asserting that their power or legitimacy comes from divine favor or sacred ancestry. The fleur-de-lis, with its symbolic link to purity and divine right, could also reflect the idea that some bloodlines were considered chosen or sanctified by religious or spiritual forces. Just as a flower blooms, royal bloodlines grow and propagate, tying together the symbolism of divine right, lineage, and the sacred nature of certain families.
I wish some of these ancient symbols were used by their original purpose, not for horrible reasons like they used to use it. Reminds me of the Swastika
And all I can say, is I apologize for all of my ancestors I can’t undo their mistakes… they were just following the patriarchical rules.. what is sadly stigmatize.. which is no excuse for what has happened over the last 600 years.. behind slavery.. what was very negligent and naïve … families like the Fleur de Lys.. over generations have used subliminal messaging what causes mass confusion… then they step in and then they will step in an offer you options but they’re not your options. Making You - lead to think that you’re making the choice but really they’re given to you….. this is called mass organization and confusion…. And it gets even stronger every hundred years because each 4 generations has most likely have forgotten and disregarded about the true history over a century - then the government what they can do is rewrite the history, because it is forgotten… and if it is massley excepted, then it becomes the new normal.. and as truth to those people.. because that is what they have been led to believe, and all they have known mostly their whole life, but really, which most time leads them to conclude, that is the truth…
This and many other symbols are ancient and predate the French and many other empires. They have very deep esoteric meaning. forms of the "fleur de Lis" have been found as far back as Egypt and Babylon. Just because ignorant people use an icon or symbol for nefarious reasons it does not mean that the symbol is evil. Consider the Swastika -- is older than Nazism. It is seen all over the world in nearly every culture. Should people have to despise their cultural icons because it was adopted and used by idiots? All of those ill adopted symbols should be reclaimed and restored to their original esteem.
I found out that the Fluer De Lis is also used atop the Fish Mitre on the false god named Dagon. We also know that the Popes wear the Fish Mitre Hat too. Pagan, you bet it is.
Thanks for your comment, we actually have an article on Dagon god. Please find it here: symbolsage.com/dagon-god-mythology/ We also have a video on Paganism, you can watch it here: ua-cam.com/video/ulWvFg4-x7k/v-deo.html
This symbolism, ⚜️ the fleur-de-lis originated in the pagan sun worship and fertility religions of the ancient world. I need people to understand that regardless if something is used intentionally or even in ignorance, the spirit that is behind it is what needs to be addressed. The fleur de lis is a pagan symbol and unfortunately I had to stop cheering for the New Orleans Saints because of that.
Thanks for your comment. Speaking of pagan, what do you think about our video on paganism: ua-cam.com/video/ulWvFg4-x7k/v-deo.html We fully understand if you do not agree with what it is said in the video!
The fleur-de-lis comes from my family… if you want to history behind it.. you should look into the mythology of the flerde lys -in Jerusalem Bible.. and ,far as I could find within my family history it goes back within two some ancient civilization called and Anunnaki which I have no idea what that really is ?? AlI I could fine is that it was a civilization before Egypt and was some how has relations to the the pharaohs god aumen … of Egypt .. and that they would use the blue water lilly and they would use it as a fermented -psychedelic drink to see their gods..
Very informative. I’m a Louisiana Creole and I’ve always known this growing up that is was a brand to slaves in that time. Now I wear it to honor to my ancestors and to my overall history. Thank you for diving deeper and giving us more information.
You're very welcome! Glad you found the video informative :)
Im also creole and a lot of ancestors wore it in defiant once they were free slaves or descendants of free slaves. its also been referred to as creole rebellion in my family. Have jewerly and the symbols throughout my house
I can tell you that there is no honor in that symbol for our ancestors! Do you think those that were branded with that took it as a badge of honor? Do you think they whore it with pride? I think not and would never dishonor my ancestors who’s should I stand on who’s blood was shed to build this country that does not even see us as equals? You will never caught a Jew wearing a swatt sticker? Your comment is sickening and part of the reason blacks are in the same state as we were as slaves……
were your parents or one of them from Europe? My family were original creoles too, from Spain then to new orleans in 1823
It's only controversial if you choose to make it controversial.
90% of people know Fleur De Lis from Saints Row franchise and never questioned it, Huge thanks for the explanation
Glad you liked the video!
The fleur-de-lis is often associated with royal bloodlines, symbolizing purity, divinity, and sovereignty. If we look at the word itself, "lit" (French for bed) and Lis (the French word for lily) share the same sound (Lee), which opens up an interesting allegorical interpretation. The fleur de Lit could be read as "flower of the bed" or "bed flower," symbolizing the blossoming of life and the origin of bloodlines. This could represent the continuity and sanctity of royal or noble lineages, with the "bed" acting as a metaphor for the intimate origin of family heritage.
Throughout history, certain religious establishments have claimed divinity and connections to higher bloodlines, often asserting that their power or legitimacy comes from divine favor or sacred ancestry. The fleur-de-lis, with its symbolic link to purity and divine right, could also reflect the idea that some bloodlines were considered chosen or sanctified by religious or spiritual forces. Just as a flower blooms, royal bloodlines grow and propagate, tying together the symbolism of divine right, lineage, and the sacred nature of certain families.
very informative and straight to the point , I'm subscribing ❤
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I wish some of these ancient symbols were used by their original purpose, not for horrible reasons like they used to use it. Reminds me of the Swastika
can't agree more!
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And all I can say, is I apologize for all of my ancestors I can’t undo their mistakes… they were just following the patriarchical rules.. what is sadly stigmatize.. which is no excuse for what has happened over the last 600 years.. behind slavery.. what was very negligent and naïve … families like the Fleur de Lys.. over generations have used subliminal messaging what causes mass confusion… then they step in and then they will step in an offer you options but they’re not your options. Making You - lead to think that you’re making the choice but really they’re given to you….. this is called mass organization and confusion…. And it gets even stronger every hundred years because each 4 generations has most likely have forgotten and disregarded about the true history over a century - then the government what they can do is rewrite the history, because it is forgotten… and if it is massley excepted, then it becomes the new normal.. and as truth to those people.. because that is what they have been led to believe, and all they have known mostly their whole life, but really, which most time leads them to conclude, that is the truth…
This and many other symbols are ancient and predate the French and many other empires. They have very deep esoteric meaning. forms of the "fleur de Lis" have been found as far back as Egypt and Babylon. Just because ignorant people use an icon or symbol for nefarious reasons it does not mean that the symbol is evil. Consider the Swastika -- is older than Nazism. It is seen all over the world in nearly every culture. Should people have to despise their cultural icons because it was adopted and used by idiots? All of those ill adopted symbols should be reclaimed and restored to their original esteem.
I found out that the Fluer De Lis is also used atop the Fish Mitre on the false god named Dagon. We also know that the Popes wear the Fish Mitre Hat too. Pagan, you bet it is.
Thanks for your comment, we actually have an article on Dagon god. Please find it here: symbolsage.com/dagon-god-mythology/
We also have a video on Paganism, you can watch it here: ua-cam.com/video/ulWvFg4-x7k/v-deo.html
I had no idea it was used as a brand
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I just recently found out im quarter French and im gonna wear my fluer de lis with pride.
That’s great! Symbols can hold personal meaning and pride and it's wonderful that you're embracing yours!
Was no state of Louisiana when the French had control. The whole Midwest was Louisiana Territory.
It was also associated with the Boy Scouts and their symbol…
Won't let me like u video tho I did enjoy thankyou💌
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This symbolism, ⚜️ the fleur-de-lis originated in the pagan sun worship and fertility religions of the ancient world. I need people to understand that regardless if something is used intentionally or even in ignorance, the spirit that is behind it is what needs to be addressed. The fleur de lis is a pagan symbol and unfortunately I had to stop cheering for the New Orleans Saints because of that.
Thanks for your comment. Speaking of pagan, what do you think about our video on paganism: ua-cam.com/video/ulWvFg4-x7k/v-deo.html We fully understand if you do not agree with what it is said in the video!
What
Yet you worship a fictional character with blue eyes and blonde hair.
The fleur-de-lis comes from my family… if you want to history behind it.. you should look into the mythology of the flerde lys -in Jerusalem Bible.. and ,far as I could find within my family history it goes back within two some ancient civilization called and Anunnaki which I have no idea what that really is ?? AlI I could fine is that it was a civilization before Egypt and was some how has relations to the the pharaohs god aumen … of Egypt .. and that they would use the blue water lilly and they would use it as a fermented -psychedelic drink to see their gods..
Could you elaborate? Do you have instagram or any other social media? I am very interested in this topic. 🙏
This. This is what I was looking for. Thankh you. Bless you. 🩷
Good.
I like symbols that show dominance over the weaker cultures
I hope that you're kidding!
Im quarter French and i dont apologize for it.