You will note that the Nazi hakkenkreuz is up on one point while the Indian svastika is sitting down on the flat. It is important to make this distinction between those two symbols; they are not the same thing. The Nazi hakkenkreuz (hooked cross) is shown as "active" in terms of symbolism, the Indian symbol is "at rest" and denotes a benediction.
@@BabalonNuit The Black Sun symbol is not The Swastika. The Swastika with 4 arms is from India. The arms can point left or right. The right facing symbol, called svastika in Romanized Sanskrit and means the sun, prosperity, and good luck. The left facing symbol is called sauvastika and represents night and some tantric aspects of Kali, which are protective but Kali has destructive aspects. In ancient India the swastika was used flat or up on point (as the NAZIs used it). The NAZI's merely co-opted it. They didn't invent it.
Short correction: The Black Sun consists of 12 Zil runes and not Sig runes. Zil runes are reversed Sig runes and represent the opposite of the sun (Black Sun).
Symbols of power are strange. The older they are, the more weight they carry, and yet they were all made by man, and at some point was a powerless doodle. Funny how that works.
Its like the bible. Whether its man made, or actually something divine we cannot ignore the fact that it HAS an influence on others. The influence itself takes a life of its own as it gets used by us. When a fish takes the bait does it ever get a chance to comprihend the wire that pulled it out of its existence?
Exactly! That’s cool though! Humanity has the power to charge symbols with beliefs. Look at the swastika, once a symbol of peace and the wheel of life, then co-opted by horrible people to become a symbol of hatred.
Demons attach themselves to these symbols. But God the true Creator existed before he created the angels that rebelled. HaShem is all powerful and in His Son there is Life Eternal. God bless
The pentacle was also used by Abe no Seimei who was an onmyoji from Japan in the 10th and 11th centuries. It is on his shrine in Kyoto and holds special significance in the practice of onmyodo
Ok, the black sun is originally and primarily an alchemical symbol. Duality is a key feature. There is the sun of light and the dark sun. The black sun is the omnipotent foundation before all things, including light. Yes, Heinrich Himmler adapted the symbol for his organization because he was a novice occultist. By the way, occult is not a negative idea. If you think of existence as duality, everything makes perfect sense. Norse paganism used the symbol of the solar wheel often because it derived from alchemy and it's use for the cyclical nature. The black sun is a very old symbol.
@@ExplainersEnigma In addition, the runes of the solar wheel are Nordic and called sowilo. They represent the sun. There are 12 of them that represent the 12 ages of the zodiac. It's cyclical.
Unfortunately m9st people hear "occult" and automatically think it's all evil or black magic and it's not the case. Christians esp start speaking nonsense
The book "Angels & Demons" by Dan Brown is an in-depth study of duality: light and dark, good and evil, matter and antimatter, theories dating back to Galileo; set in Rome, the Vatican vs. the Illuminati, it's a fantastical adventure with a lot of historical information thrown in, including religious iconology and symbology; just finishing it, recommended. published 2000, 713 pages
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Fun fact, Satan and Lucifer aren't the same fallen one. And the ancient Norse would likely recognize an ouroboras as the "world serpent" or jörmungandr.
While Lucifer represents Venus, the Morningstar/Lightbringer, the first Light that rises before the Sun/Ego after the darkness, Satan is the Opposer, the Adversary in all ways. He refuses to be one sole thing, his essence is too big for that. So, he refuses to be only Darkness and ends up embodying the Lucifer. Or, he refuses the Ego's thinking and Light, so he engulfes it in Darkness. He is also the adversary of lies
@@occultfer it would be helpful if you elaborate some on the difference between "embodying the light" vs "engulfing it in darkness" The difference between gnosis and possession?
Satan in fact is a term used for adversary. So their are multiple Satans in stories that act as an antagonist (i.e. The Satan in Book of Job) to many holy figures. Satan is only thought to be Lucifer simply by the fact that he is THE Primary Satan to god who regularly antagonizes him. While the Satan in The Book of Job is an Angel ordered to be Job's Satan sent from god to test his faith ad that Satan questioned god on Job's Faith. This is why Satanism is more about Pagan beleifs, Athiestic discussion, and a rejection of Church influence on society. These ideas are the Satan to what is Organized Abrahamic religions... But most self proclaimed Satanists on social media are just contrarians and hedonists wanting an excuse to be degenerate.
@@that1guyFred From my limited understanding of it; Satan is the antithesis of everything. Its the void. Its emptiness. Lucifer, aka The Morning Star, is the lightbringer who violated God's plan and was cast from Heaven for it.
@@SSD_Penumbra I was asking because, believe it or not, with this flavor of the occult everything is poetically related to bdsm culture. So Lucifer and Satan actually represent to an initiate, something far different than the common historical or mythological account you mentioned. Occultists of this sort use sex and sensory deprivation to enter the astral realm and to channel what they think are demons.
9:17 - The inverted pentacle also has a separate significance in Wicca. With the point upright, Spirit has dominion over the elements. Inverted, the elements are emphasized over Spirit.
@feralmagick7177 Exactly! This is duality which the ancients called the sacred masculine and sacred feminine. Much like the Taoist symbol, yin and yang ☯️
In a fantasy game I'm designing (which borrows from occultism), I use the unicursal hexagram as part of logo. My magic system is built around the planets of old astrology (I call them the 7 arcana). In summary, Sol is ideals and magic of light. Luna is mystery and magic of spirits. Mars is warfare and magic for conflict. Mercury is mind and magic for psychic abilities. Jupiter is Sovereignty and magic to fight magic. Venus is nature and natural magic. And Saturn is death and necromancy.
@@ExplainersEnigma Yep. It's meant to act as an alternative to both Yugioh and Magic, but draws inspiration from each. One of which being that I incorperate ideas from the color pie. Except that red and blue are split between arcana, while Sol, Venus, and Saturn are essentially White, Green, and Black. Precons will each incorporate 3 of the seven arcana, and will be based around a different faction. Factions will be built around basic fantasy races that we see in different mythologies. Human factions will be built around common themes like magic, religion, and technology. I'm also considering one that's meant to parody woke ideologies, but I think by the time I get there, wokeness will be irrelevant.
I love how you've woven together occult symbols and astrological concepts - that's a cool way to add depth to your world. Your take on the planetary influences is pretty interesting. I'm curious, did you consider any alternative associations for the planets? Like, maybe Jupiter could be about expansion or wisdom instead of sovereignty? Just a thought! Also, gotta say, using the unicursal hexagram as a logo is a nice touch. Crowley would probably give you a thumbs up for that one!
@@OddOwl1 Expansion is hard to translate into a fantasy world. However, the nature of the arcana of Jupiter is focused on discipline; to direct one's own energy into a path, and to keep it from going wayward. Sovriegnty, in this case, means to assert one's own will onto both oneself and the world around you. Just as if you are a king. Think of it like harnessing lightning, then directing it through a current. When you direct something, you block it from any direction but one, then you push it in that direction. That's what it means to align with the arcana of Jupiter. The magic of Jupiter controls electricity, conjures portals, and counters opposing magic.
What a detailed explanation and the connections drawn between these symbols and their interpretations in different traditions. However, it would be helpful to address the potential for misunderstanding these symbols, particularly when they are associated with darker or more controversial aspects of occultism. As for the Sigil of Lucifer, its origins and the contrast between Christian and Luciferian interpretations is intriguing and it would be even more fascinating to see how the symbol has been reinterpreted to represent personal growth and enlightenment rather than evil. I think, the video could have benefited from exploring the historical context of the 18th-century grimoires that popularized this symbol.
For any neophyte practioners that might read this. These don't work in summoning rituals. Think of the sigil like circuit boards that channel emotional energy to achieve a desired effect. You'll need to alter them.
How does one alter them? I imagine different sigils would require quite different alterations? I’m not about to go and attempt this! I’m just genuinely curious about how this is achieved
Also, of each thing ask what it is in itself. And make sure you know exactly what you're getting yourself into. Greed hoards Gluttony consumes Envy covets Lust experiences Wrath remembers And pride knows it deserves more. Lastly, I'll leave you with this advice. Nothing is free. Expect to pay a price for what you want. Depending on what you want, it'll be more, or it'll be less. But in order for a sacrifice to make it a proper sacrifice, it must have value. And it's loss must cause pain. (Edit) sorry, I missed the part where you said you weren't gonna try it. Probably for the best, these are primal things. Way more overkill than anything you would need to bargain with for petty things.
@ExplainersEnigma meh, I'm actually being a bit dramatic. It's actually pretty mundane. It's not too much different from how the device you're reading this comment on works. The trade can be something like a stuffed animal you had as a child, or a cut on your hand and a few drops of blood. And the effects you can achieve are relatively inconsequential as well. Like a few weeks ago, I invoked mammon because I needed a job(massive overkill for newbs, but I knew what I was doing.) And now a weird old man keeps trying to sleep with me. So the price I paid was mild annoyance for a set period of time.
There's definitely more history to the Black Sun. There's a theory that it dates back long before the Celts. It's believed it may have represented some kind of cataclysm, that blotted out the sun. There's a lot more to the story. More than I care to type out into a UA-cam comment anyway.
the black sun is also arimaic yoga third chakra wheel, it was never used for racism till the nazi's i believe, and you can find the black sun and the Saturn cult to ithink
Thanks for chiming in about the black sun symbol. It's interesting how symbols can take on different meanings over time, right? You're onto something about its older spiritual meanings. The black sun does show up in some esoteric traditions way before the Nazis got their hands on it. That said, I'm not sure about the exact Aramaic yoga connection you mentioned - might be mixing up a few things there. And the Saturn cult link is a bit of a leap. But hey, exploring these ideas can be a wild ride! If you're into this stuff, you might enjoy looking into how the black sun symbol has been used in various cultures throughout history. Just be careful not to fall down too many internet rabbit holes - they can get pretty dark and twisty! Thanks again.
As a magick practitioner but not a wiccan or witch, i use Crowleys Hexagram as my symbol for universal energy in place of a pentacle, pentagram, or cross.
13:14 You made a little mistake here, it's not Seth on the left side of the screen, but Thot, the ibis God. He's the god of the moon, reckoning, learning, and writing. Seth is the jackal God of the desert, foreign lands, thunderstorms, eclipses, and earthquakes. Seth was seen as a mischievous god like Loki, but in reality he was a necessary "wrong" as the world need a balance between light and darkness, like Satan who's seen as an evil entity but in reality he's just here to point out human sins, not *making* them sin. I loved your video btw! Very well explained and concise.
Satan works for Yahweh and Yahweh makes evil serve good. To where each evil and wrong multiplies the good and right. And just like Solomon made the demons construct Yahweh's physical temple, the demons will also help build Yahweh's spiritual temple!
@@zacmayes2802 Donning a symbol that represents the primordial force of evil for protection is funny to me. What exactly are you trying to protect yourself from then? Good fortune? LMAO
@@zacmayes2802valid in its existence, sure. It exists. However if you’re going to worship a legitimate demon and aren’t even tricked into thinking he’s your creator then you are just ignorant. You’re told exactly what happens when you stray from your real creator, Lucifer can’t save you.
Black Sun is MUCH older than the 30's. It's found in several graves of the Germanic Alemanni tribe most notably, but is found in other forms all across Eurasia.
ALL SYMBOLS ARE A TOOL OF THE “OCCULT”. JUST BECAUSE ROME SAID HE DIED ON A CROSS HARDLY MAKES IT FACT. IN FACT, THE ORIGINAL TEXTS SAYS, “TREE”.
ALSO, MEMBER THE CREATOR DO NOT DEAL IN SYMBOLISM. JUST “OCCULT” OR MORE ACCURATELY PAGAN RELIGIONS DO. WHICH THE CHURCH OF ROME DID ADOPT MANY OF ITS BELIEFS FROM. BUT EVEN IF HE DIED ON A CROSS. HOW DOES TAKING AN OCCULT SYMBOL (THAT HAS BEEN AROUND WAY BEFORE HIS DEATH) HAVING HIM DIE ON, ALL OF A SUDDEN MAKE IT A SACRED SYMBOL? THE SAD THING IS THIS. BELIEVERS DO NOT THINK, THEY JUST BELIEVE AND REGURGITATE WHAT HAS BEEN TAUGHT TO THEM BY THE CHURCH AND FAMILIES. NOW HOW THE HELL IS THE TRUTH GOING TO PREVAIL, ESPECIALLY GENERATION AFTER GENERATION, IN A COMMUNITY WHEN THIS IS THE CASE?
The heptagram, a seven-pointed star, isn’t traditionally associated with Islam in the same way symbols like the crescent or the star are. In Islamic geometry and art, various shapes and stars often represent the infinite nature of Allah, but specific symbols like the heptagram don’t hold a particular or widely recognized religious significance. At the same time it’s fascinating how symbols can have different meanings across cultures and religions, and exploring these can deepen our understanding. If there’s a specific context you’ve encountered, it would be interesting to discuss further.
You will note that the Nazi hakkenkreuz is up on one point while the Indian svastika is sitting down on the flat. It is important to make this distinction between those two symbols; they are not the same thing. The Nazi hakkenkreuz (hooked cross) is shown as "active" in terms of symbolism, the Indian symbol is "at rest" and denotes a benediction. Yes even the positioning of a symbol has significance. Flying a country's flag upside down is considered an insult.
Fairly good video overall, however, you mentioned the “Seal of Solomon” but failed to mention the “Secret Seal of Solomon” which is very different and more significant in the occult world. It was supposedly created by King Solomon when he sealed the 72 Goetic demons into a brass vessel and threw them into a lake in Babylon.
The heptagram is also an alchemist symbol for the seven elements some alchemists believed are what every thing is made of. 4 of them are classics: Fire, Water, Air and Earth. The three others are sulphur and mercury (which are chemical elements) as well as salt.
@6.54, in a pop culture reference, the Heptagram has been used to represent a group like the Holy Trilogy, of Father, son and the Holy spirit. Of course it is only in a TV show, worship of the seven, (Game of Thrones- The maiden, mother, crone, father, Smith, warrior and stranger), but you did say it's interesting when looking at symbology through the ages, and how/why they have been co-opted or borrowed, from other cultures.
though the heptagram as a symbol is not commonly used in mainstream Islamic art or practice. Seven is a number that appears frequently in the Qur’an and Hadiths, symbolising divine order and completeness. For example, Muslims perform seven circumambulations around the Kaaba during the Hajj pilgrimage, and the Qur’an refers to the creation of seven heavens (Qur’an 67:3). The spiritual significance of the number seven relates to the perfection of divine creation and the cosmic orde
The "black sun" is based on the germanic "Zierscheiben" and it represents the old tradition of the zodiac and it's twelve symbols surrounding the Sun that represents God, linking it to the tradition of the Knights of the Round Table, being Merlin the number 13 like the Sun in the center.
The Icelandic Staves one I see frequently. But some call it the "Helm of Aegir." What's the variant you're showing where 3 of the lines aren't connected?
The Black Sun is Real. I saw It in a Lucid Dream when I was a 13 yearold teenager. It made a very loud zzzzzzzz sound and looked like a black hole surrounded by a crown of fire. It was a scarying experience I had. 🤔👀😱
8:50 the assignments of elements to the points of the pentacle appear inconsistent with any I have ever seen. Traditionally starting at the top point and moving clockwise round the circle it should be spirit, water, fire, earth, and air.
The black sun states that a 12 pointed star cannot intersect its points with a circle, without bending one or the other. It's a mathematical anomaly. A lot of these are the same message, repeated.
Including the Qabalah and the Trapezoid Runa in the video could definitely add depth to the discussion. The Qabalah, with its rich mystical tradition, is central to many occult practices, and the Trapezoid Runa carries its own esoteric significance. But i guess it’s easy to overlook symbols in such a broad topic. Also, consider adding the Leviathan symbol and the Black Mass chalice.
@@ExplainersEnigmano, they really didn’t. The aegishjalmur and vegvisir are both 1600 Icelandic staves. About 500 years after the “Viking” age. It’s a hard pill for occultists to swallow, but the younger futhark runes (which were actually used during that time) are simply an alphabet
Egyptology student here: The Ankh is not a key, it has never symbolised a key. It is likely a depiction of a sandal loop. Im unsure where the ideas of the loop symbolising the sun and the horizontal line symbolising the horizon comes from. Also, virtually all major gods from ancient Egypt were shown holding the ankh and presenting it to the Pharaoh.
Yeah, sure, you are anything other than a student. Maybe more of a indoctrinated follower who regurgitates his recent forced feeding. Indeed your claim of sandal is a POV of the symbol ... of which there are many interpretations. Here I copy/paste some words for your eyes to witness but not understand. The ankh was also an Egyptian hieroglyphic symbol that read "life" or "breath of life" (`nh = ankh). In the early 20th century, Egyptologists Battiscombe Gunn and Alan Gardiner also believed that the ankh's three consonants could be used to write the words for "mirror", "floral bouquet", and a looped rope-like object found in coffins. In some of the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics, the king was depicted as being fed with small ankhs in a way that could be interpreted as “breathing life into the king”. That said, some hieroglyphs present the king and two gods washing him with a stream of small ankhs. In this context, the ankh symbol represents the purifying power of water, although some experts suggest that the king in the inscription is washed to regenerate his life. This story was a turning point, because, from this moment on, the ankh began to be seen, as an amulet, as a key that supposed that the dead could open the door to the afterlife and was associated with the pharaohs, considered practically divinities at the time. Moreover, with the arrival of Christianity in Egypt, in the second century after Christ, the Copts adopted the cross as the symbol, a variant of the cross, which we all know today. Although initially, only the Pharaohs could wear it, in the New Empire its use was allowed to the entire population of the country.
Hi! What does it mean when an Ankh is ceremonially given/passed to a state head? A couple of years ago Russia received an Ankh in a lavish Pharaohnic ceremony.
@ethanstrong thats what it seems to be. In hieroglyphs there's a thing called an "ideographic stroke" which can sometimes accompany a sign. This single vertical line changes the sign from being phonetic to ideographic, meaning that it becomes the word for what the sign represents. When the ankh symbol has the ideographic stroke, it typically refers to sandals. The reason why the symbol became linked to "life" is because the word for sandal and the word for life were the same (or at least close enough) and so the sign was used phonetically and just became standard.
@futureinventor the depictions of gods giving pharaohs the Ankh symbol (usually holding it up to the pharaoh's lips) is to symbolise the gods giving the pharaoh life. The idea was that the pharaoh would perform his tasks, benefit Egypt, and keep Maat in order, pleasing the gods. The gods, in return, would be favourable to Egypt & provide the king with a long healthy life. I don't know about the Russian ceremony, however.
The Sigil of Lucifer came way later tho. That would mean it was a mimic of the symbol or a bastardization of the free masons. A very common practice to demonize the people you hate by making their symbol associated with evil. Free Masons were essentialy a guild that sprouted up and gained influence that lasted for centuries. Now they're abunch of old dudes and grad students that only accept you if you say you beleive in a god and pass an academic test... not exclusive as Skull N Bones Society.
I actually use some of those Icelandic staves I have one to protect me against nightmares I have one for astral travel and I have one for lucid dreaming drawn all on the same piece of paper and charged with my breath
Dude. The leviathan is literally described to be what we would call a dragon. Satan is referred to as that great dragon that was cast down from heaven. Read your bible again dude. You're in need of knowledge.
five and six point stars, with instruction on how long to wait for a response? ever hear of fractal antennas? different fractal shapes are different frequencies.
Iceland was still uninhabited in the 7th century. These magic runes are from the 13th century and came there from the Middle East through Christian mediation.
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The Sigil of Lilith is the reuse of the Saturn planets / Kronos gods / Lead elements alchemic symbol, the question is why? How Kronos and Lilith connected? or the lead? ♄ you can find in unicode as well.
7:46 The best way to remember this is in Anime: 7 Deadly Sins. Meliodas Alias: Dragon's Sin of Wrath Meliodafu Captain Accursed Demon Young Master Demon Prince Traitor Lord Meliodas Successor to the Demon King Leader of the Demon Clan Three Dark Stars (with Zeldris and Estarossa) Meliodas the Love New Demon King Destroyer
What was ignored? This video can't cover all aspects due to the format. It's just a starting point for your own research if you want to dive deeper into a subtopic.
@@grofodsumadije3952 okay then show what mistakes you've found. Personally didnt see any mistakes or ignorant states, the dude literally said things the way they are, seems he did a lot of dedicated research on the stuff.
I mean, it's meant to be a quick rundown of things, and even so, there really aren't any errors. Except for Rosecrucianism being lumped together with the occult. You would also need to include Freemasons if that was the case. There is a difference between esoteric mysticism and esoteric occult too. Which would include rose cross, seal of solomon, eye of providence, oroborous, seal of god, etc. Also, ouroboros also have different meanings to different groups, which can be occult, but it can also be symbolic. Back to mysticism, couple of these are jeudo-mysticism or Christian-mysticism which is definitely not occult. Christian Rosenkrantz was a real person too. He was a German monk who journeyed to Egypt and the Far East, then returned with several artifacts and texts where he would then establish the Rosicrucian society.
No intro, Quick Explanation, Exactly what I want❤
Glad you like it. Outro is there though 🙈🤏
He knows what he's doing. Keep it up!
@@Deezy07 thanks Deezy!
And right off the rip, most of what he said is completely incorrect! lol...
@@Piltzintecuhtli-7 Elaborate since you're so informed
The Swastika comes from ancient India.
And thanks for not saying that all non Christian symbols are evil.
You will note that the Nazi hakkenkreuz is up on one point while the Indian svastika is sitting down on the flat. It is important to make this distinction between those two symbols; they are not the same thing. The Nazi hakkenkreuz (hooked cross) is shown as "active" in terms of symbolism, the Indian symbol is "at rest" and denotes a benediction.
@@BabalonNuit The Black Sun symbol is not The Swastika. The Swastika with 4 arms is from India. The arms can point left or right. The right facing symbol, called svastika in Romanized Sanskrit and means the sun, prosperity, and good luck. The left facing symbol is called sauvastika and represents night and some tantric aspects of Kali, which are protective but Kali has destructive aspects. In ancient India the swastika was used flat or up on point (as the NAZIs used it). The NAZI's merely co-opted it. They didn't invent it.
Yeah the Nazis kinda stole the Swastika. It's interesting how many variants exist in different contexts.
@@ExplainersEnigma Even the Native Americans have a version of it. It represents the 4 winds.
@@ExplainersEnigma There are versions of the svastika that date back to Neolithic times!
Short correction: The Black Sun consists of 12 Zil runes and not Sig runes. Zil runes are reversed Sig runes and represent the opposite of the sun (Black Sun).
Symbols of power are strange. The older they are, the more weight they carry, and yet they were all made by man, and at some point was a powerless doodle. Funny how that works.
a demon could share knowledge with men, not necessarely they are all made by man, but shown to men
Its like the bible. Whether its man made, or actually something divine we cannot ignore the fact that it HAS an influence on others. The influence itself takes a life of its own as it gets used by us.
When a fish takes the bait does it ever get a chance to comprihend the wire that pulled it out of its existence?
They are still powerless doodles made by man. Fun fact: Did you know religion is a 1.4 Billion dollar industry.
Exactly! That’s cool though! Humanity has the power to charge symbols with beliefs. Look at the swastika, once a symbol of peace and the wheel of life, then co-opted by horrible people to become a symbol of hatred.
Demons attach themselves to these symbols. But God the true Creator existed before he created the angels that rebelled. HaShem is all powerful and in His Son there is Life Eternal. God bless
The pentacle was also used by Abe no Seimei who was an onmyoji from Japan in the 10th and 11th centuries. It is on his shrine in Kyoto and holds special significance in the practice of onmyodo
Ok, the black sun is originally and primarily an alchemical symbol. Duality is a key feature. There is the sun of light and the dark sun. The black sun is the omnipotent foundation before all things, including light. Yes, Heinrich Himmler adapted the symbol for his organization because he was a novice occultist. By the way, occult is not a negative idea. If you think of existence as duality, everything makes perfect sense.
Norse paganism used the symbol of the solar wheel often because it derived from alchemy and it's use for the cyclical nature. The black sun is a very old symbol.
Good addition, thanks John.
@@ExplainersEnigma In addition, the runes of the solar wheel are Nordic and called sowilo. They represent the sun. There are 12 of them that represent the 12 ages of the zodiac. It's cyclical.
Unfortunately m9st people hear "occult" and automatically think it's all evil or black magic and it's not the case. Christians esp start speaking nonsense
The book "Angels & Demons" by Dan Brown is an in-depth study of duality: light and dark, good and evil, matter and antimatter, theories dating back to Galileo; set in Rome, the Vatican vs. the Illuminati, it's a fantastical adventure with a lot of historical information thrown in, including religious iconology and symbology; just finishing it, recommended.
published 2000, 713 pages
Bullshit. The black sun is a nazi symbol. Period
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Borlest? You mean the page that offers ebooks with AI-generated covers and titles written in Canva fonts? Thanks, but I'll pass on that
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@@SintaxBSD lol, cause Reddit followers do not have their heads firmly up their asses.
@@justintothetruth doesn't negate the fact there is useful information on there
4:46 the one of the left is diablo 4 artwork haha
Had to do it. I mean at least the art is good, the rest of the game is still not as good as D2.
@@ExplainersEnigma Blizzard's art and music are always top notch.
@@ExplainersEnigmaI'll forever miss BattleNet
D2 was awesome.
path of exile >>
Fun fact, Satan and Lucifer aren't the same fallen one. And the ancient Norse would likely recognize an ouroboras as the "world serpent" or jörmungandr.
While Lucifer represents Venus, the Morningstar/Lightbringer, the first Light that rises before the Sun/Ego after the darkness, Satan is the Opposer, the Adversary in all ways. He refuses to be one sole thing, his essence is too big for that. So, he refuses to be only Darkness and ends up embodying the Lucifer. Or, he refuses the Ego's thinking and Light, so he engulfes it in Darkness. He is also the adversary of lies
@@occultfer it would be helpful if you elaborate some on the difference between "embodying the light" vs "engulfing it in darkness"
The difference between gnosis and possession?
Satan in fact is a term used for adversary. So their are multiple Satans in stories that act as an antagonist (i.e. The Satan in Book of Job) to many holy figures.
Satan is only thought to be Lucifer simply by the fact that he is THE Primary Satan to god who regularly antagonizes him. While the Satan in The Book of Job is an Angel ordered to be Job's Satan sent from god to test his faith ad that Satan questioned god on Job's Faith.
This is why Satanism is more about Pagan beleifs, Athiestic discussion, and a rejection of Church influence on society. These ideas are the Satan to what is Organized Abrahamic religions... But most self proclaimed Satanists on social media are just contrarians and hedonists wanting an excuse to be degenerate.
@@that1guyFred From my limited understanding of it; Satan is the antithesis of everything. Its the void. Its emptiness.
Lucifer, aka The Morning Star, is the lightbringer who violated God's plan and was cast from Heaven for it.
@@SSD_Penumbra I was asking because, believe it or not, with this flavor of the occult everything is poetically related to bdsm culture. So Lucifer and Satan actually represent to an initiate, something far different than the common historical or mythological account you mentioned.
Occultists of this sort use sex and sensory deprivation to enter the astral realm and to channel what they think are demons.
Also pentacle/pentagram used to be a symbol of sumerian (akkadian) mythology and its goddess Ishtar
Yes, Innana (Ishtar in Babylonian) is the Goddess of love and war. She is the Eastern star.
9:17 - The inverted pentacle also has a separate significance in Wicca. With the point upright, Spirit has dominion over the elements. Inverted, the elements are emphasized over Spirit.
Thanks for the additional info!
Former elder wiccan here. The pentacle also represents Masculine energy and the pentagram represents feminine energy in addition to what you said.
@feralmagick7177
Exactly! This is duality which the ancients called the sacred masculine and sacred feminine. Much like the Taoist symbol, yin and yang ☯️
In a fantasy game I'm designing (which borrows from occultism), I use the unicursal hexagram as part of logo. My magic system is built around the planets of old astrology (I call them the 7 arcana). In summary, Sol is ideals and magic of light. Luna is mystery and magic of spirits. Mars is warfare and magic for conflict. Mercury is mind and magic for psychic abilities. Jupiter is Sovereignty and magic to fight magic. Venus is nature and natural magic. And Saturn is death and necromancy.
@@azazelgrigori9244 that sounds cool af, is it a card game?
@@ExplainersEnigma Yep. It's meant to act as an alternative to both Yugioh and Magic, but draws inspiration from each. One of which being that I incorperate ideas from the color pie. Except that red and blue are split between arcana, while Sol, Venus, and Saturn are essentially White, Green, and Black. Precons will each incorporate 3 of the seven arcana, and will be based around a different faction. Factions will be built around basic fantasy races that we see in different mythologies. Human factions will be built around common themes like magic, religion, and technology. I'm also considering one that's meant to parody woke ideologies, but I think by the time I get there, wokeness will be irrelevant.
@@azazelgrigori9244 sounds cool good luck with your game!
I love how you've woven together occult symbols and astrological concepts - that's a cool way to add depth to your world.
Your take on the planetary influences is pretty interesting. I'm curious, did you consider any alternative associations for the planets? Like, maybe Jupiter could be about expansion or wisdom instead of sovereignty? Just a thought!
Also, gotta say, using the unicursal hexagram as a logo is a nice touch. Crowley would probably give you a thumbs up for that one!
@@OddOwl1 Expansion is hard to translate into a fantasy world. However, the nature of the arcana of Jupiter is focused on discipline; to direct one's own energy into a path, and to keep it from going wayward. Sovriegnty, in this case, means to assert one's own will onto both oneself and the world around you. Just as if you are a king.
Think of it like harnessing lightning, then directing it through a current. When you direct something, you block it from any direction but one, then you push it in that direction. That's what it means to align with the arcana of Jupiter.
The magic of Jupiter controls electricity, conjures portals, and counters opposing magic.
What a detailed explanation and the connections drawn between these symbols and their interpretations in different traditions. However, it would be helpful to address the potential for misunderstanding these symbols, particularly when they are associated with darker or more controversial aspects of occultism.
As for the Sigil of Lucifer, its origins and the contrast between Christian and Luciferian interpretations is intriguing and it would be even more fascinating to see how the symbol has been reinterpreted to represent personal growth and enlightenment rather than evil. I think, the video could have benefited from exploring the historical context of the 18th-century grimoires that popularized this symbol.
Thanks for your feedback, however this format doesn't really allow for much info besides explanations due to time restriction.
@@ExplainersEnigma This makes a case for another video maybe :)
For any neophyte practioners that might read this. These don't work in summoning rituals. Think of the sigil like circuit boards that channel emotional energy to achieve a desired effect. You'll need to alter them.
How does one alter them? I imagine different sigils would require quite different alterations? I’m not about to go and attempt this! I’m just genuinely curious about how this is achieved
@@MaliciousChickenAgenda as I said, think of these sigils as a circuit board. You need to interrupt, change, and alternate the energy current.
Also, of each thing ask what it is in itself. And make sure you know exactly what you're getting yourself into.
Greed hoards
Gluttony consumes
Envy covets
Lust experiences
Wrath remembers
And pride knows it deserves more.
Lastly, I'll leave you with this advice. Nothing is free. Expect to pay a price for what you want. Depending on what you want, it'll be more, or it'll be less. But in order for a sacrifice to make it a proper sacrifice, it must have value. And it's loss must cause pain.
(Edit) sorry, I missed the part where you said you weren't gonna try it. Probably for the best, these are primal things. Way more overkill than anything you would need to bargain with for petty things.
Man that sounds creepy. Stay away from this stuff.
@ExplainersEnigma meh, I'm actually being a bit dramatic. It's actually pretty mundane. It's not too much different from how the device you're reading this comment on works. The trade can be something like a stuffed animal you had as a child, or a cut on your hand and a few drops of blood. And the effects you can achieve are relatively inconsequential as well. Like a few weeks ago, I invoked mammon because I needed a job(massive overkill for newbs, but I knew what I was doing.) And now a weird old man keeps trying to sleep with me. So the price I paid was mild annoyance for a set period of time.
When prescribing medicine, doctors use "Rx", which is similar to eye of horus (healing).
There's definitely more history to the Black Sun. There's a theory that it dates back long before the Celts. It's believed it may have represented some kind of cataclysm, that blotted out the sun. There's a lot more to the story. More than I care to type out into a UA-cam comment anyway.
Yeah it's a complex symbol...
I mean slavic paganism has a variety of the Kolovrat symbol, that looks almost the same as the black sun.
The sigil of lucifer is kinda similar to the freemason compass/sigil
Also Freemason Compass
I said this but got my comment deleted 😂😂
I didn't delete anything, sometimes even my own comments get swallowed for no reason 🤔
@@ExplainersEnigma yeah, UA-cam shadowbans some people. It's a thing :/
@@ExplainersEnigmasigil of lucifer looks like play store but tilted
0:58 wings on the chest??? Good job AI
I didn't even notice, that slipped through the cracks. Won't happen again, even though I don't think it's THAT bad. It's one picture.
@@ExplainersEnigmait's okay bro, it's actually not that big of a deal 🤷🏽♂️ u are doing great 👍
the black sun is also arimaic yoga third chakra wheel, it was never used for racism till the nazi's i believe, and you can find the black sun and the Saturn cult to ithink
@@user-tp1us6sq9j yeah it goes far back, it's very interesting
That specific symbol was invented by the Nazis sun wheels are in pretty much every culture
It doesn't go back it was literally made up by nazis
Thanks for chiming in about the black sun symbol. It's interesting how symbols can take on different meanings over time, right? You're onto something about its older spiritual meanings. The black sun does show up in some esoteric traditions way before the Nazis got their hands on it.
That said, I'm not sure about the exact Aramaic yoga connection you mentioned - might be mixing up a few things there. And the Saturn cult link is a bit of a leap. But hey, exploring these ideas can be a wild ride!
If you're into this stuff, you might enjoy looking into how the black sun symbol has been used in various cultures throughout history. Just be careful not to fall down too many internet rabbit holes - they can get pretty dark and twisty! Thanks again.
@@OddOwl1 drive.google.com/file/d/1o4JryIvTF1CPC78gcSKqDLLwhxigz9l_/view?usp=sharing
Have you ever noticed that most police badges or insignia are built around a pentagram?
Never paid attention to that. For real?
As a magick practitioner but not a wiccan or witch, i use Crowleys Hexagram as my symbol for universal energy in place of a pentacle, pentagram, or cross.
And? Does it work?
13:14 You made a little mistake here, it's not Seth on the left side of the screen, but Thot, the ibis God. He's the god of the moon, reckoning, learning, and writing. Seth is the jackal God of the desert, foreign lands, thunderstorms, eclipses, and earthquakes. Seth was seen as a mischievous god like Loki, but in reality he was a necessary "wrong" as the world need a balance between light and darkness, like Satan who's seen as an evil entity but in reality he's just here to point out human sins, not *making* them sin. I loved your video btw! Very well explained and concise.
Thanks for the correction and your feedback!
@@ExplainersEnigma You're welcome 🙂
Thoth is what the Greeks called Tehuti/Djehuty from Kmt/Ta Meri/Ta Ngr...ibis bird and also a baboon
Satan works for Yahweh and Yahweh makes evil serve good. To where each evil and wrong multiplies the good and right. And just like Solomon made the demons construct Yahweh's physical temple, the demons will also help build Yahweh's spiritual temple!
Wearing the sigil of Lucifer as a form of protection gave a good chuckle lol
Because Luciferianism is just as valid as your religion?
@@zacmayes2802 Enjoy your travels in muslim countries.
@@zacmayes2802 Donning a symbol that represents the primordial force of evil for protection is funny to me. What exactly are you trying to protect yourself from then? Good fortune? LMAO
@@zacmayes2802valid in its existence, sure. It exists. However if you’re going to worship a legitimate demon and aren’t even tricked into thinking he’s your creator then you are just ignorant. You’re told exactly what happens when you stray from your real creator, Lucifer can’t save you.
@@genosis-417 Your imaginary friend isn't better than anyone else's.
Black Sun is MUCH older than the 30's. It's found in several graves of the Germanic Alemanni tribe most notably, but is found in other forms all across Eurasia.
the seal of solomon could also be the star of Remphan/Chiun mentioned in Amos 5:26 and Acts 7:43
The star of remphan the demon from their proto Jew pagansim, possibly Hyksos.
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It also equals 666 if you catch my drift. The image is saturn/satan
ALL SYMBOLS ARE A TOOL OF THE “OCCULT”. JUST BECAUSE ROME SAID HE DIED ON A CROSS HARDLY MAKES IT FACT. IN FACT, THE ORIGINAL TEXTS SAYS, “TREE”.
ALSO, MEMBER THE CREATOR DO NOT DEAL IN SYMBOLISM.
JUST “OCCULT” OR MORE ACCURATELY PAGAN RELIGIONS DO. WHICH THE CHURCH OF ROME DID ADOPT MANY OF ITS BELIEFS FROM.
BUT EVEN IF HE DIED ON A CROSS. HOW DOES TAKING AN OCCULT SYMBOL (THAT HAS BEEN AROUND WAY BEFORE HIS DEATH) HAVING HIM DIE ON, ALL OF A SUDDEN MAKE IT A SACRED SYMBOL?
THE SAD THING IS THIS. BELIEVERS DO NOT THINK, THEY JUST BELIEVE AND REGURGITATE WHAT HAS BEEN TAUGHT TO THEM BY THE CHURCH AND FAMILIES. NOW HOW THE HELL IS THE TRUTH GOING TO PREVAIL, ESPECIALLY GENERATION AFTER GENERATION, IN A COMMUNITY WHEN THIS IS THE CASE?
3:02, also the Slavic wheel symbol. Great video also! But you forgot the O9A symbol
O9A is covered in one of my Videos about cults.
As a muslim I never knew heptagram has anything to do with Islam
It's on the flag of the Kingdom of Jordan and the former flag of Iraq
Moroco or marakash ✡️🇲🇦
The heptagram, a seven-pointed star, isn’t traditionally associated with Islam in the same way symbols like the crescent or the star are. In Islamic geometry and art, various shapes and stars often represent the infinite nature of Allah, but specific symbols like the heptagram don’t hold a particular or widely recognized religious significance. At the same time it’s fascinating how symbols can have different meanings across cultures and religions, and exploring these can deepen our understanding. If there’s a specific context you’ve encountered, it would be interesting to discuss further.
Now u dose
I have always liked your videos. Keep it up!
Thanks Jonathan, more videos upcoming 🤗
Correction: The Icelandic grimoires containing galdrastafir are from the 17th century or later, not the 7th.
You will note that the Nazi hakkenkreuz is up on one point while the Indian svastika is sitting down on the flat. It is important to make this distinction between those two symbols; they are not the same thing. The Nazi hakkenkreuz (hooked cross) is shown as "active" in terms of symbolism, the Indian symbol is "at rest" and denotes a benediction. Yes even the positioning of a symbol has significance. Flying a country's flag upside down is considered an insult.
@@BabalonNuit true, the swastika predates the Nazi-Hakenkreuz big time
Unless it's the American flag, and we fly it upside-down to denote a country in distress.
Holy shit guys, the black sun. Is this a TNO reference?!?!?!11111🤯🤯🤯
There is no hope under the black sun.The Great Trial awaits.
Fairly good video overall, however, you mentioned the “Seal of Solomon” but failed to mention the “Secret Seal of Solomon” which is very different and more significant in the occult world. It was supposedly created by King Solomon when he sealed the 72 Goetic demons into a brass vessel and threw them into a lake in Babylon.
I never heard of it, thanks
わかりやすく見やすかったです、いくつかのシンボルはエンタメ業界で見る事が増えた様な気がする(アーティストのMVとかジャケット等)
Glad you like the video!
The heptagram is also an alchemist symbol for the seven elements some alchemists believed are what every thing is made of. 4 of them are classics: Fire, Water, Air and Earth. The three others are sulphur and mercury (which are chemical elements) as well as salt.
It's funny that during the ouroborus section he uses the most occulted symbol of all of them. The Globe.
Sigil of Lucifer is in the shape of our ocular field of vision, not a chalice. This is why he is the “light bringer” as he brings light to your eyes
@@lunaliander7104 well there's several interpretations for it
I’ve read that the two horizontal line on Leviathan’s cross represent the physical and astral planes.
@6.54, in a pop culture reference, the Heptagram has been used to represent a group like the Holy Trilogy, of Father, son and the Holy spirit. Of course it is only in a TV show, worship of the seven, (Game of Thrones-
The maiden, mother, crone, father, Smith, warrior and stranger), but you did say it's interesting when looking at symbology through the ages, and how/why they have been co-opted or borrowed, from other cultures.
Thanks for the video and for not spreading false information 💛
You're welcome! More Videos to come ☕
WTF ARE YOU THINKING?
though the heptagram as a symbol is not commonly used in mainstream Islamic art or practice. Seven is a number that appears frequently in the Qur’an and Hadiths, symbolising divine order and completeness. For example, Muslims perform seven circumambulations around the Kaaba during the Hajj pilgrimage, and the Qur’an refers to the creation of seven heavens (Qur’an 67:3). The spiritual significance of the number seven relates to the perfection of divine creation and the cosmic orde
The "black sun" is based on the germanic "Zierscheiben" and it represents the old tradition of the zodiac and it's twelve symbols surrounding the Sun that represents God, linking it to the tradition of the Knights of the Round Table, being Merlin the number 13 like the Sun in the center.
The Icelandic Staves one I see frequently. But some call it the "Helm of Aegir." What's the variant you're showing where 3 of the lines aren't connected?
I Love it you are AWESOME THX.
Glad you like the video!
Swastika or, su asti ka, means, something that brings you luck and success.
So i notice they threw a photo of the famous immortal guy at the end...nice touch
The Black Sun is Real. I saw It in a Lucid Dream when I was a 13 yearold teenager. It made a very loud zzzzzzzz sound and looked like a black hole surrounded by a crown of fire. It was a scarying experience I had. 🤔👀😱
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8:50 the assignments of elements to the points of the pentacle appear inconsistent with any I have ever seen. Traditionally starting at the top point and moving clockwise round the circle it should be spirit, water, fire, earth, and air.
The black sun states that a 12 pointed star cannot intersect its points with a circle, without bending one or the other. It's a mathematical anomaly.
A lot of these are the same message, repeated.
9:57 The Star of David also represents the union of past, present, and future.
It symbolizes garbage..
The pentagram isn’t actually a symbol of Lucifer or any satanic themes, it’s more of how one uses the symbol. For example: is a knife bad?
True
bogus analogy. a knife is not a symbol. it is what it is. a pentagram does symbolize a thing. it is not neutral.
You forgot the most important ones.. the Qabalah itself and the trapezoid Runa.
Interesting, noted. I might cover them in another video.
@@ExplainersEnigma I would argue the Necronomicon Seal too but that’s up for debate still. I say yes since the Abyss is out of dimensions.
Including the Qabalah and the Trapezoid Runa in the video could definitely add depth to the discussion. The Qabalah, with its rich mystical tradition, is central to many occult practices, and the Trapezoid Runa carries its own esoteric significance. But i guess it’s easy to overlook symbols in such a broad topic. Also, consider adding the Leviathan symbol and the Black Mass chalice.
@@OddOwl1 thanks for the additional symbols
@@ExplainersEnigma You are welcome. Thank you for your content and educating others.
I get all except the Icelandic staves
What don't you get? They drew these symbols on doors, the floor, houses etc in order to evoke certain things like "fishing luck", protection etc.
@@ExplainersEnigmano, they really didn’t. The aegishjalmur and vegvisir are both 1600 Icelandic staves. About 500 years after the “Viking” age. It’s a hard pill for occultists to swallow, but the younger futhark runes (which were actually used during that time) are simply an alphabet
Ouroboros- "that's about all. Peace out"
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@@ExplainersEnigma that's Styxhexenhammer666's video sign off phrase. His pfp is the ouroboros snake. That's about all. Peace out.
For the record ... we were never the evil ones in our story. We just refused to join the new religion and were punished for it.
@@redwolf6036 who is "we"?
@@ExplainersEnigmaprobably some gay ass wicans who think themselves the successors of old pagans 😂
We is?????
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Im so glad I'm a Christian this stuff s terrifying
2:20 Streng Geheim
Hyperborea confirmed
"top secret"? I don't get it.
@@wiederganger1959 Its a TNO reference to Ordenstaat Burgund
Dont really comment on videos, but i love this channel
Man, I really appreciate that! Thanks for your support!
Egyptology student here:
The Ankh is not a key, it has never symbolised a key. It is likely a depiction of a sandal loop. Im unsure where the ideas of the loop symbolising the sun and the horizontal line symbolising the horizon comes from. Also, virtually all major gods from ancient Egypt were shown holding the ankh and presenting it to the Pharaoh.
Yeah, sure, you are anything other than a student. Maybe more of a indoctrinated follower who regurgitates his recent forced feeding. Indeed your claim of sandal is a POV of the symbol ... of which there are many interpretations. Here I copy/paste some words for your eyes to witness but not understand.
The ankh was also an Egyptian hieroglyphic symbol that read "life" or "breath of life" (`nh = ankh). In the early 20th century, Egyptologists Battiscombe Gunn and Alan Gardiner also believed that the ankh's three consonants could be used to write the words for "mirror", "floral bouquet", and a looped rope-like object found in coffins.
In some of the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics, the king was depicted as being fed with small ankhs in a way that could be interpreted as “breathing life into the king”. That said, some hieroglyphs present the king and two gods washing him with a stream of small ankhs. In this context, the ankh symbol represents the purifying power of water, although some experts suggest that the king in the inscription is washed to regenerate his life.
This story was a turning point, because, from this moment on, the ankh began to be seen, as an amulet, as a key that supposed that the dead could open the door to the afterlife and was associated with the pharaohs, considered practically divinities at the time. Moreover, with the arrival of Christianity in Egypt, in the second century after Christ, the Copts adopted the cross as the symbol, a variant of the cross, which we all know today. Although initially, only the Pharaohs could wear it, in the New Empire its use was allowed to the entire population of the country.
a sandal loop. lmfao.
Hi!
What does it mean when an Ankh is ceremonially given/passed to a state head?
A couple of years ago Russia received an Ankh in a lavish Pharaohnic ceremony.
@ethanstrong thats what it seems to be. In hieroglyphs there's a thing called an "ideographic stroke" which can sometimes accompany a sign. This single vertical line changes the sign from being phonetic to ideographic, meaning that it becomes the word for what the sign represents.
When the ankh symbol has the ideographic stroke, it typically refers to sandals.
The reason why the symbol became linked to "life" is because the word for sandal and the word for life were the same (or at least close enough) and so the sign was used phonetically and just became standard.
@futureinventor the depictions of gods giving pharaohs the Ankh symbol (usually holding it up to the pharaoh's lips) is to symbolise the gods giving the pharaoh life.
The idea was that the pharaoh would perform his tasks, benefit Egypt, and keep Maat in order, pleasing the gods. The gods, in return, would be favourable to Egypt & provide the king with a long healthy life.
I don't know about the Russian ceremony, however.
Thank you for pronouncing Tutankhamun correctly.
Did I? I tried, but it's quite tricky in English.
Oh, the first symbol reminds me of the sigils that the band Sleep Token has on their masks.
Hey thanks for the neat video, any chance I could convince you to do one about the symbols of the Discordian cult?
Thanks for the praise! Will look into it, sounds very niche though.
Sigil of lucifer looks like play store icon but tilted
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The Leviathan Cross is used by King Diamond.
Notice how the Sigil of Lucifer looks similar to the 'Baphomet' and the 'Freemason Compass'
The Sigil of Lucifer came way later tho. That would mean it was a mimic of the symbol or a bastardization of the free masons. A very common practice to demonize the people you hate by making their symbol associated with evil.
Free Masons were essentialy a guild that sprouted up and gained influence that lasted for centuries. Now they're abunch of old dudes and grad students that only accept you if you say you beleive in a god and pass an academic test... not exclusive as Skull N Bones Society.
The HEPTAGRAM in Westeros (The Game Of Thrones) represents the "Faith Of The Seven", the mainstream religion on this fantasy continent.
I actually use some of those Icelandic staves I have one to protect me against nightmares I have one for astral travel and I have one for lucid dreaming drawn all on the same piece of paper and charged with my breath
@@Curtis488 does it work?
You forgotten gor-goroth,slivian,fear and hunger,all-mer,rher and vinushka
Interesting, never heard of these ...
The sigil of lucifer looks like "no chlorine" symbol of the cloth care tag
@@personalaccount1515 😂👍
Lucifer’s Sigil is the same as google play store icon.
That's actually crazy, I never saw this before.
Leviathan Cross is not Satans Cross
wrong
Dude. The leviathan is literally described to be what we would call a dragon.
Satan is referred to as that great dragon that was cast down from heaven.
Read your bible again dude. You're in need of knowledge.
@@Delta6Creations drag or transsexual
I legitimately thought Lilith was created for Diablo...
Sigil of lilith has similarities with saturn symbol
You are right! But I think it's mostly coincidental
five and six point stars, with instruction on how long to wait for a response? ever hear of fractal antennas? different fractal shapes are different frequencies.
Bro thank you so much for this video for breaking down everything in detail ❤ now i truly know more about them
No problem bro, glad I could help!
@@ExplainersEnigma yep you did in a big way big up yourself
Fascinating
@@waltersstreet glad you like the video 👍☕
Great stuff! Thank's a lot for video.
@@diabolus11 you're welcome, happy that you like it!
the oldest record of the ourobors symbol was not in Tutankhamon's tomb tho
When was it?
Iceland was still uninhabited in the 7th century. These magic runes are from the 13th century and came there from the Middle East through Christian mediation.
bruh all of this BS n we got no doctor strange or john constantine...
Could you do every kind of divination explain?
@@0Divinadiva0 noted thanks for the suggestion
You ever heard of rabbit hole effect. The deeper you go the more confusing it gets. 🤔
Yeah, and there's a lot of these rabbit holes. 🤔
there's a book called whispers of manifestation on borlest , and it talks about how using some secret tehniques you can attract almost everything in life it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal
It's interesting that Lucifers seal has the Freemasonic symbol in it.
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The Sigil of Lilith is the reuse of the Saturn planets / Kronos gods / Lead elements alchemic symbol, the question is why? How Kronos and Lilith connected? or the lead? ♄ you can find in unicode as well.
What app do you use for montage?
Adobe Premiere
Leviathan cross was made for alchemy duh
Does all symbols and practices has the same purpose? or target? If so what is that?
is there any connection to magic with occult?
Some of these are allegedly used in magic rituals, but not all of them. The purposes range from protection spells to summoning magic.
Excellent !
7:46 The best way to remember this is in Anime: 7 Deadly Sins.
Meliodas
Alias:
Dragon's Sin of Wrath
Meliodafu
Captain
Accursed Demon
Young Master
Demon Prince
Traitor
Lord Meliodas
Successor to the Demon King
Leader of the Demon Clan
Three Dark Stars (with Zeldris and Estarossa)
Meliodas the Love
New Demon King
Destroyer
Only thing I'll remember from this is how terrible the animation was in the later seasons
No sabía nada de eso, gracias por la información.
De nada amigo!
Useful, thank you for sharing.
@@EP65 thanks for watching!
13:45 That is St Germain. There are no depictions of Frater R.C. lol.
I'm still confused how Angels are oppressed by human labels and really confused how GOD is 🤔❤️
How do I activate the seal
I have the feeling the flower in the middle of Alester Crowley's hexagram was meant to be a sphincter. He was a very vile guy.
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Bahomet is developed from the Greek god Pan, who was a hybrid of man and a male goat.
Video maker don't know anything, so much ignores.
What was ignored? This video can't cover all aspects due to the format. It's just a starting point for your own research if you want to dive deeper into a subtopic.
@@ExplainersEnigma so much mistakes in u explanation of signs and a history of them and their meanings through history.
@@grofodsumadije3952 okay then show what mistakes you've found. Personally didnt see any mistakes or ignorant states, the dude literally said things the way they are, seems he did a lot of dedicated research on the stuff.
I mean, it's meant to be a quick rundown of things, and even so, there really aren't any errors. Except for Rosecrucianism being lumped together with the occult. You would also need to include Freemasons if that was the case. There is a difference between esoteric mysticism and esoteric occult too. Which would include rose cross, seal of solomon, eye of providence, oroborous, seal of god, etc. Also, ouroboros also have different meanings to different groups, which can be occult, but it can also be symbolic. Back to mysticism, couple of these are jeudo-mysticism or Christian-mysticism which is definitely not occult. Christian Rosenkrantz was a real person too. He was a German monk who journeyed to Egypt and the Far East, then returned with several artifacts and texts where he would then establish the Rosicrucian society.
@@existentialbunny1408 Thanks for your support! I covered the Freemasons in a separate video by the way since I consider them a secret society.
The Sigil of Salomon is wrong its the Sigil of Rempham.
I think you need to differentiate between these symbols and their respective origins to avoid confusion.
New for me , thanks. So Lucifer you said satan? Lucifer has 12 horns. Doesn't satan is our bad who stay on earth when we died?
It makes me wonder, what are they trying to protect themselves from???
Demons? Bad spirits?
@@ExplainersEnigma Where do the demons come from?
Where is miandra element? Where's qlippoth/sephirot?
Interesting, noted. These are new to me.