Category: Symbols
Exploring Abaddon: The Demon of the Bottomless Pit was a Pagan God
In demonology, Abaddon (Hebrew: אֲבַדּוֹן, avaddon, “place of destruction”, “place of perdition”) is the king of the bottomless pit, the place of the dead. He…
Ancient Egypt’s heart symbol and its meaning
The human heart has been long considered an important symbol in many cultures. For ancient Egyptians, the heart was seen as the most important organ…
The power of the triangle symbol in magic and rituals
The triangle has long been a symbol of power in magic and rituals. It is said to represent the threefold nature of the divine, and…
How to cast a circle for rituals and ceremonies
A magic circle is a ritual space used in ceremonial magic. It is typically a circle drawn on the ground with chalk, or created using…
Symbology and superstition of cows
Throughout ancient and modern history, the cow has often been associated with motherhood. For many, they see cows as representing Mother Earth because they provide…
Thor’s hammer: A symbol of power and strength
The Norse god Thor is one of the most powerful and popular gods in Norse mythology. He is the god of thunder and lightning, and…
The art of shrunken head making
Shrunken heads, also known as tsantsas, are human heads that have been shrunken as a trophies and were used as a form of currency among…
The Mythical Symbolism of the Peacock and How It Relates to Totems and Tattoos
The peacock has a long history of being a symbol of beauty and creativity. The peacock also symbolizes the ability to rise above life’s challenges,…
Symbols Used for Behind the Ear Tattoos and What They Mean
Behind the ear tattoos are a popular way for people to express their nature and the most important symbols to them. What this means and…
The Agate Stone in Superstition and Its Symbolism
Agate stones are a result of the different ways the silica gel deposits in the host rock. Most agates are found in volcanic rocks, but…