Just wanted to say that in biblical texts, the term "sar" not only referred to a symbol or a physical star in the sky, but also to angels, & other spiritual beings, as well as kings, princes, & others in positions of authority. Some believe that the star of Bethlehem was the conjunction of Jupiter (king) & Saturn (related to Israel) which happened 3 times around Christ's birth, that the Magi would have interrupted as a new king rising out of Israel. While I see the merit of this interpretation, I part from this view where the text says it went on before them & rested over where Jesus was. I think the better interpretation of this is that of a spiritual being, like an angel, leading them to his location.(Note that the star on top of a Christmas tree is often replaced by an angel.)
Another interesting fact tied to this is that Jesus is referred to as the "morning star" (Venus). Since the Jews largely rejected Jesus, it makes sense that they would gravitate towards another "star" in Saturn.
Yes, I stumbled across the idea you mentioned before, that <somehow> the ancients knew about the relationship between Saturn and hexagons (also, a regular hexagon can appear as the projection of a cube looking along an axis going through opposite corners - hence it's relationship to the black cube).
Does this tie in with 666? And how should we regard organisations that use the hexagon in their logos? Are they ALL part of this cult? How can we know?
Great question. The 666 connection comes through the geometry itself: 6 points, 6 triangles, 6-sided hexagon at the center. Whether that's intentional encoding or coincidence depends on your interpretive framework. What's historically verifiable is that the hexagram was not originally a Jewish symbol. It appears across Hindu, Islamic, and alchemical traditions and wasn't adopted as a specifically Jewish identifier until relatively late (Prague, 17th century, then the Rothschild family crest, then Zionism). The menorah was the traditional symbol for centuries before that.
As for hexagons in logos, the honest answer is no, not all of them are signaling anything. The hexagon is one of the most common geometric forms in nature (honeycomb, Saturn's north pole, basalt columns, carbon rings). The real challenge/skill is learning to distinguish between organizations with demonstrable ties to esoteric lineages and a tech company that just picked a hexagon because it looks clean. Pattern recognition without discipline is the enemy of actual discernment. Look for the lineage, not just the shape. The lineage will often take you right to the source.
An excellent report on a subject many people refuse to seriously consider. I'm very much of the opinion that we've never moved beyond being ruled by the entities that first appeared during these ancient days.
I look forward to more knowledge from this writer.
Dr. Heather Lynn, we must be prudent and recognize the nuance involved. Saturn is not inherently an evil planet. It is part of God’s creation, and creation is good. The “Star of David” is not inherently evil either. It is a symbol whose meaning depends upon its use, context, history, and intention. By analogy, nuclear weapons can destroy a city, whereas nuclear energy can also power one.
Most importantly, neither Amos nor Acts says that Rephan’s star was a hexagram. The passage condemns worship of a created heavenly body or astral deity, not a geometric form. The text warns against worshiping a star as a god. In other words, it warns against idolatry and the divinization of creation, not against geometry itself. The star may refer to Saturn, or to a cultic image associated with Saturn, but Scripture gives us no description of its shape.
Nor is it accurate to say that sixfold forms were wholly absent from ancient Jewish material. Ancient Jewish decorative and funerary contexts include sixfold motifs and occasional designs that have been interpreted as hexagrammatic. This does not prove that the figure already functioned as the later Magen David, but it does complicate overly absolute claims about its supposedly non-Jewish or purely pagan character.
The sixfold pattern at Saturn’s north pole is not evil in itself. It is also a hexagon, not a hexagram: a hexagon is a six-sided figure, whereas a hexagram is a six-pointed figure formed from two interlocking triangles. Sixfold patterns occur widely in the natural world.
Similarly, modern Satanists have appropriated the pentagram. Yet a regular pentagram is not therefore intrinsically Satanic; it exhibits the golden ratio in its internal proportions. The golden ratio also appears in various patterns found in the natural world. Over roughly eight years, Venus’s successive conjunctions with Earth also trace an approximate fivefold pattern.
The order of creation directs us not to worship creation, but to worship its Creator: Credo in Deum Patrem omnipotentem, Creatorem caeli et terrae—“I believe in God, the Father Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth.”
Shall we call pyrite demonic because it crystallizes in cubes, snowflakes occult because they exhibit sixfold symmetry, honeycomb evil because it forms hexagons, or flowers suspect because many unfold in sixfold patterns? Such reasoning confuses created form with moral or spiritual intention. God’s creation is good.
Now you know what the 3 Magi saw and tracked ….? An astronomical conjunction between the planet Jupiter that represents a King and Saturn that represents Israel…? The night sky was far more than just a source of wonder🔮👀✨?❔❓🙏🏼
There are some true and interesting historical points in here, like the fact that the Star of David became associated with Judaism relatively late (during medieval times specifically) but this piece makes a big leap from “shared ancient symbolism” to “modern occult.” That part isn’t supported by mainstream history or scholarship and feels potentially quite harmful.
Symbols like the hexagram appeared in many cultures over thousands of years. That’s what we know.
Could this also relate to "as above" 🔼 "so below" 🔽 interlaced? Or the 3 ways to get 6 (6 points, 6 equilateral triangles, 6 sided hexagram) 666?
Just wanted to say that in biblical texts, the term "sar" not only referred to a symbol or a physical star in the sky, but also to angels, & other spiritual beings, as well as kings, princes, & others in positions of authority. Some believe that the star of Bethlehem was the conjunction of Jupiter (king) & Saturn (related to Israel) which happened 3 times around Christ's birth, that the Magi would have interrupted as a new king rising out of Israel. While I see the merit of this interpretation, I part from this view where the text says it went on before them & rested over where Jesus was. I think the better interpretation of this is that of a spiritual being, like an angel, leading them to his location.(Note that the star on top of a Christmas tree is often replaced by an angel.)
Another interesting fact tied to this is that Jesus is referred to as the "morning star" (Venus). Since the Jews largely rejected Jesus, it makes sense that they would gravitate towards another "star" in Saturn.
*Sorry for the spelling * auto-correct errors. I wasn't wearing my glasses.* 🙄🤣
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All very interesting points!
Jeremiah 5:21 🤷
Yes, I stumbled across the idea you mentioned before, that <somehow> the ancients knew about the relationship between Saturn and hexagons (also, a regular hexagon can appear as the projection of a cube looking along an axis going through opposite corners - hence it's relationship to the black cube).
you misspelled satan star
This is what I see …
ROTHSCHILD ~ Red Shield
ISRAEL is a ROTHSCHILD CREATION
Red Shield turns BLUE.
ISRAEL: The Rothschild Colonial Project
same as ODID YENON “from the Euphrates down to the Nile.”
Someone forgot this is a symbol that predates abrahamism just like the swastika far predates Hinduism.
Does this tie in with 666? And how should we regard organisations that use the hexagon in their logos? Are they ALL part of this cult? How can we know?
Great question. The 666 connection comes through the geometry itself: 6 points, 6 triangles, 6-sided hexagon at the center. Whether that's intentional encoding or coincidence depends on your interpretive framework. What's historically verifiable is that the hexagram was not originally a Jewish symbol. It appears across Hindu, Islamic, and alchemical traditions and wasn't adopted as a specifically Jewish identifier until relatively late (Prague, 17th century, then the Rothschild family crest, then Zionism). The menorah was the traditional symbol for centuries before that.
As for hexagons in logos, the honest answer is no, not all of them are signaling anything. The hexagon is one of the most common geometric forms in nature (honeycomb, Saturn's north pole, basalt columns, carbon rings). The real challenge/skill is learning to distinguish between organizations with demonstrable ties to esoteric lineages and a tech company that just picked a hexagon because it looks clean. Pattern recognition without discipline is the enemy of actual discernment. Look for the lineage, not just the shape. The lineage will often take you right to the source.
An excellent report on a subject many people refuse to seriously consider. I'm very much of the opinion that we've never moved beyond being ruled by the entities that first appeared during these ancient days.
I look forward to more knowledge from this writer.
Dr. Heather Lynn, we must be prudent and recognize the nuance involved. Saturn is not inherently an evil planet. It is part of God’s creation, and creation is good. The “Star of David” is not inherently evil either. It is a symbol whose meaning depends upon its use, context, history, and intention. By analogy, nuclear weapons can destroy a city, whereas nuclear energy can also power one.
Most importantly, neither Amos nor Acts says that Rephan’s star was a hexagram. The passage condemns worship of a created heavenly body or astral deity, not a geometric form. The text warns against worshiping a star as a god. In other words, it warns against idolatry and the divinization of creation, not against geometry itself. The star may refer to Saturn, or to a cultic image associated with Saturn, but Scripture gives us no description of its shape.
Nor is it accurate to say that sixfold forms were wholly absent from ancient Jewish material. Ancient Jewish decorative and funerary contexts include sixfold motifs and occasional designs that have been interpreted as hexagrammatic. This does not prove that the figure already functioned as the later Magen David, but it does complicate overly absolute claims about its supposedly non-Jewish or purely pagan character.
The sixfold pattern at Saturn’s north pole is not evil in itself. It is also a hexagon, not a hexagram: a hexagon is a six-sided figure, whereas a hexagram is a six-pointed figure formed from two interlocking triangles. Sixfold patterns occur widely in the natural world.
Similarly, modern Satanists have appropriated the pentagram. Yet a regular pentagram is not therefore intrinsically Satanic; it exhibits the golden ratio in its internal proportions. The golden ratio also appears in various patterns found in the natural world. Over roughly eight years, Venus’s successive conjunctions with Earth also trace an approximate fivefold pattern.
The order of creation directs us not to worship creation, but to worship its Creator: Credo in Deum Patrem omnipotentem, Creatorem caeli et terrae—“I believe in God, the Father Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth.”
Shall we call pyrite demonic because it crystallizes in cubes, snowflakes occult because they exhibit sixfold symmetry, honeycomb evil because it forms hexagons, or flowers suspect because many unfold in sixfold patterns? Such reasoning confuses created form with moral or spiritual intention. God’s creation is good.
great research! very accurate to my knowledge. thanks for spreading truth
Now you know what the 3 Magi saw and tracked ….? An astronomical conjunction between the planet Jupiter that represents a King and Saturn that represents Israel…? The night sky was far more than just a source of wonder🔮👀✨?❔❓🙏🏼
Just because something is an occult symbol doesn’t mean it isn’t a regular symbol too.
And even they stole it from something else. Flesh idolizeing is dangerous stuff.
Such a good article, thoroughly researched and well written. Thank you. Symbols rule the world. This one particularly right now.
There are some true and interesting historical points in here, like the fact that the Star of David became associated with Judaism relatively late (during medieval times specifically) but this piece makes a big leap from “shared ancient symbolism” to “modern occult.” That part isn’t supported by mainstream history or scholarship and feels potentially quite harmful.
Symbols like the hexagram appeared in many cultures over thousands of years. That’s what we know.
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