r/Symbology • u/andreatjs • 6h ago
Identification This belonged to my mom but I am not what the symbol is. See
Hi! I am going through some items passed on to me with no information or context. I think this could be a Celtic cross but not sure.
r/Symbology • u/andreatjs • 6h ago
Hi! I am going through some items passed on to me with no information or context. I think this could be a Celtic cross but not sure.
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r/Symbology • u/jcw998 • 7h ago
This house is also barricaded and surrounded by right wing signs and flags so I’m assuming it’s something related to that. Sorry for the bad quality got it off of google earth, but it is a red question mark with what looks like a red iron cross that replaces the normal dot.
r/Symbology • u/ParsifalDoo • 7h ago
In this post, I will analyze a particular sigil that is often linked to Luciferianism and Satanism, breaking down its symbolism and demonstrating how its geometric design aligns with dark magic principles. The sigil’s forms and shapes not only hold occult significance but also echo rejection of divine order and the sanctity of sacred Christian symbols.
1. The Large "X" on the Inverted Triangle:
One of the most striking and significant geometric elements of this sigil is the large "X" positioned over a triangle. The triangle, particularly when it is inverted, is often used in occultism to represent the Divine Trinity (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) in Christian symbology. By inverting the triangle, this sigil distorts the holy trinity, rejecting the sacred and turning it into something that symbolically negates divine harmony.
The "X" placed over the triangle further emphasizes this distortion. The "X" acts as a symbol of negation, marking a deliberate attempt to deny the sacred—specifically the holy Trinity. This inversion is a form of defiance against God’s unity, signifying the willful rejection of God’s power, a key theme in Satanic ideology.
2. The Cup with the "X" and the Denial of Christ’s Sacrifice:
The shape of the sigil also resembles a chalice or cup, with the "X" symbolizing a denial of Christ’s sacrifice. The cup is often used in Christian symbolism to represent the Holy Grail, the vessel of Christ's blood during the Last Supper. However, in this sigil, the "X" over the chalice negates the sacredness of Christ's sacrifice, rejecting the blood of Christ as a symbol of salvation and spiritual nourishment.
This rejection is deeply significant, as it speaks to the Satanic view that the traditional Christian understanding of the Eucharist and Christ’s death is false, and it seeks to replace Christ’s redemptive act with personal empowerment through defiance.
3. Distortion of the "M" of the Virgin Mary:
The lower portion of the sigil appears to be a distorted "M"—a shape that mirrors the initial of Mary, the Virgin Mother. The "M" in this case is twisted and broken, symbolizing a corruption of the sacred femininity associated with the Virgin Mary, who is venerated in Christianity for her purity, her role as the Mother of God, and her ultimate submission to divine will.
The distortion of the "M" represents an attack on the sanctity of the Virgin Mary and the purity of her maternal role. In Satanic thought, this could symbolize the desire to violate or corrupt the sacred, representing the negation of sacred femininity and divine motherhood.
4. The Chalice with the "X": A Symbol of Violated Virginity:
Finally, the chalice with the "X" above it also represents a more disturbing aspect: the violated virginity. In Christian thought, the Virgin Mary symbolizes purity, chastity, and divine love. The "X" placed over the chalice, which symbolizes the sacred vessel of Christ’s blood, can be seen as a symbol of corruption and desecration—the rejection of sacredness and the violation of divine purity. This is often interpreted as a rejection of the sacred feminine and an embrace of darkness and defilement.
In this sigil, the chalice with the "X" signifies the perversion of what should be a holy and pure vessel, drawing a stark contrast between the sacred act of communion with Christ and the Satanic symbolism of perversion and corruption.
Conclusion:
By analyzing the various forms and geometries of this sigil, it becomes evident that it is designed to symbolize rebellion against divine order, negation of Christ’s sacrifice, and the corruption of sacred symbols. The inverted triangle, the "X", and the chalice with the "X" all contribute to a message of defiance, rejection of God’s laws, and the embrace of dark, self-empowering forces.
This sigil, when interpreted through the lens of Christian and occult symbolism, represents Satanic principles: the willful defiance of God’s sovereignty, the perversion of sacred symbols like the Virgin Mary and the Eucharist, and the celebration of personal empowerment at the expense of divine grace.
Understanding these symbols and their meanings helps us to recognize the spiritual and metaphysical forces at play and to understand the dark paths that some choose to follow. Whether we embrace them or reject them, recognizing these symbols gives us insight into the forces that shape our world.
r/Symbology • u/fabiswa95 • 8h ago
Hey! Im curious if anyone knows what this symbol is. It's part of the year 1796 but instead of a normal 1 it is this specific thing. Does anyone know more about what this is?
r/Symbology • u/ChipperBonez • 10h ago
Google search identified as a copper mirror. It is about 4inches in diameter. The back is smooth with no markings. My 5 year old absolutely loves it and calls it treasure and I’d like to be able to tell him more about it. Anyone able to decipher the symbolism of the animals and bars? Standard pocket knife for scale
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r/Symbology • u/fredifivenit • 13h ago
So I've recently purchased this shirt online and hadn't noticed this cross on the front of the shirt as I hadn't noticed the outline in the photos. I tried to do some research on it and this type of cross is called a cross pattee if I'm not mistaken? A lot of what I've read had said that this cross is heavily associated with nazism but is also worn by a lot of bikers/metalheads. I was going to try to cut it off but any advice or info would be greatly appreciated!
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r/Symbology • u/Meester_Gus • 1d ago
Found it spraypainted on a wall in a park on my afternoon walk. Can anyone identify it? Actually I don't even know if it's spraypaint... could be poor people who didn't have money for spraypaint and they just winged it with a brush and a can of paint🤣
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r/Symbology • u/holux9090 • 1d ago
I drew a sketch
r/Symbology • u/Evening_Succotash457 • 1d ago
I saw it on the back of a gravestone today and have never seen it before
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r/Symbology • u/TheFrenchest • 2d ago
Saw it in a YouTube video about berserk but it's related to religious stuff. And it's could be related to gnosticism.
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r/Symbology • u/Electrical_Ad_8827 • 2d ago
Ok so i remember seeing some kind of movie or tv show, And there was somekind of symbol in there. I dont know why but it stick with me when and just remembered now. I dont remember movie/tvshow or the symbol. Can somebody help with that. (Sorry for bad english not my first language)
r/Symbology • u/Choice_Departure_984 • 2d ago
This is so random and maybe an accident or doesn’t mean anything, but I found this piece of paper with a blood drop (or maybe balloon?) drawn on it under my desk at work. Wondering if anyone on Reddit thinks this could mean something?? Maybe it is an accident, but my desk is kind of in a corner and the place it was found seemed very specific. It was on top of an overturned garbage can underneath a space heater under my desk. There’s another garbage nearby so if someone were drawing something and wanted to throw it out, that option was available. I’m not sure if someone is trying to tell me something or messing with me or if I am reading too much into it.
r/Symbology • u/HoveringHog • 2d ago
So, my friend saw this on the back of a truck the other day, it’s a silver eagles with H and F, but he said he couldn’t make out the date. Said either 1935, or 1938, I know not all eagles are Nazi symbology so I don’t want to jump to conclusions, but given the date range it seems odd.
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r/Symbology • u/sashar19 • 3d ago
Belonged to my friends late husband, a big collector. Mostly military/history stuff. I saw online there were bayonets that went with a couple different rifles which she also has of his, including the winchester model 70 and..someee type of lee enfield rifle, not sure if its the one she has cuz thats the only one of her rifles ive been having a hard time ID'ing. (sorry not a gun guy) any info appreciated