Pentagram Essays

  • Pentagram Research Paper

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    A five pointed star, using one solid line each point represents the elements earth,fire,air,water,and spirit. A pentagram is very important in the pagan religion it is the most popular and powerful symbol used by may neo-pagans. The word pentagram comes from the Greek: "Pente which denote five. Christians adopted the pentagram to represent the five wounds of Christ before it was associated with Satanism after the which is why most people believe that it is evil which is not the case. It has also

  • What Does Pentagram Mean

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    The term Pentagram has several meanings one being an object of a five-pointed star. The Pentagram can also mean symbolic used by a faith, the Pentagram is said to have magic, it is said to have come from by the Greeks. The Pentagram has the meaning of the four elements earth, air, fire, water including spirit. Christians have said that the Pentagram stands for Gods wounds.It is said that if the Pentagram is reversed it can represent evil. A flaming Pentagram can mean Black Magic. To myself, the term

  • The Pentagram

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    A pentacle is often confused with a pentagram. Pentacles are a five pointed star, turned up right, within a circle. The five pointed star is known as the pentagram. It is a lot like a star that is drawn without picking up the pencil or tool off of the paper, but the sides are interwoven. Other names the pentagram has been called is the Devil’s Star, the Witch’s foot, and the Goblin’s Cross. It is often times a symbol of the Wiccan faith. It can be made from wood, claw, stone, metal, or any other

  • The Pentacle: The Greek Phenomenon

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    The word pentacle appears to have been formed by combining the Greek word pente “five” with the Latin suffix –culum to form the hybrid word pentaculum or “pentagram”. According to Online Etymology Dictionary, the word is very similar to the Italian pentacolo meaning “anything with five points” and the French pentacol or “an amulet worn around the neck”, from pend- “to hang”, a “to”, and col “neck”. The word pentacle first emerges in 1561. According to an article in Wikipedia, originally the pentacle

  • Pentacle: The Five Elements Of The Burning Times

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    Pentacle The base of the word pentacle is the same as the base of pentagram, which could be why so many people confuse the two terms and use them interchangeably. Penta means five, simple as that, and cle is a reference to the circle, literally defined it means a small space. The pentacle is another five-pointed star drawn with a continuous line. It doesn’t necessarily mean the lines are the exact same length though most do still draw them that way by force of habit. Five is a sacred number that

  • The Pentagram And The History Of The World

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    The word pentagram originates from the Greek pentagrammon, “having five lines” (pente “five” and gramma “character”. The pentagram is a five pointed shape where each point of a 5 sided polygon (pentagon) circumscribed around a circle is connected by one continuous line that travels internally, from 3 o’clock, to 8 o’clock, to 12 o’clock, to 4 o’clock, to 9 o’clock, and back to 3 o’clock. Neither the circle, nor the pentagon, is part of the shape. The shape results from the line that connects the

  • Pentagram Constellation Essay

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    How the Pentagram constellation came to be. Many believed, (and still do) that "monsters" were real, that the fictional creatures that "go bump at night" actually do go bump at night. So, a few people formed a society of men and women called "Hunters". From generation to generation, men rose to the responsibility of protecting the life of others, by hunting them. The two story of two of these remarkable group of people will forever live in the minds of men, we are forever indebted to them. After

  • Why Witchcraft Happened

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    Witchcraft Witches are always told to be satanic worshippers, but that’s not always true. My question is why does the word “witch” bring up such a bad thought. Images witches use; such as the pentagram aren't as satanic as you might think. The thought of witchcraft had began in 560 B.C., through the bible. The bible had said in “Exodus 22:18 Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live” and “ Leviticus 20:27 A man also or a woman that hath a familiar spirit, or that is a wizard, shall surely be put

  • The Importance Of Pentacle

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    to summon dark forces or demons by using respective symbols and stones. But it must be kept in mind that pointed down Pentacle does not mean it will be used for negative purposes in reality. It can have usage for good purposes also. -Pentacle and Pentagram are in entirety believed to be against the Biblical forces and wisdom. -Practitioners believe (especially those who claim they are following only White Magick) that pentacle represents Spirit’s dominion on the four material elements. It is the dominion

  • Paula Scher Research Paper

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    Paula Scher (born October 6, 1948, Washington D.C) is an American graphic designer, painter and art educator in design, and the first female principal at Pentagram, which she joined in 1991.[1] Education Paula Scher studied at the Tyler School of Art, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania and earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1970. Life & Career CBS Records In 1972, she was hired by CBS Records to the advertising and promotions department. After two years, she left CBS Records to pursue a more creative endeavor

  • Illuminati

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    in pop culture and in government symbols. The Illuminati now focuses on dominating the government and the entertainment industry. Some of the most prominent symbols of the Illuminati are the Pyramids, the All Seeing Eye of Horus, El Diablo, the Pentagram, the Eternal flame, the Skull and Bones, Obelisk, and the Nazi salute . You can see these symbols used in pop culture today. Many famous singers, world leaders, and people that we look up to, flash these signs. You may not know what they mean but

  • Paula Scher Essay

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    She was the first designer to create a new identity and promotional graphic system for The Public Theater. Her work influenced graphic design for theatrical promotion, and cultural institutions. In 1995 Scher and her Pentagram team work on The Public Theater’s production of Savion Glover’s Bring in’Da Noise, Bring in ‘Da Funk. Their goal was to raise public awareness and attendance, as well as appeal to a more diverse crowd. Scher created a “graphic language” using type

  • History of the Illuminati

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    The Bavarian Illuminati, commonly know as the Illuminati was founded on May 1, 1776 by Adam Weishaupt in Ingolstadt (commonly known as Upper Bavaria). The word “Illuminati” was taken from the Latin word “illuminatus” meaning the enlightened. The Illuminati was thought to be a off branch of the Freemasons.. It is said that many of the Illuminati chapters derived from Masonic Lodges that existed before the Illuminati was originated. The Illuminati is known to be very secretive. The time that the

  • My Coat Of Arms

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    In his hand is a key, which symbolizes guardianship and dominion. Above the coat of arms is a pentagram, which is almost universally seen as something magical and mystical. It’s not seen as evil though, because it’s not inverted. I had the idea to put it there after seeing a man’s interesting tombstone, and I enjoy how it looks. There are two serpents with intertwined tails on either side of the pentagram, which represents wisdom and unity. Above the serpents is a sun and a moon. The sun symbolizes

  • How Do Religious Symbols And Attitudes

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    Monster to represent Pastafarians and Atheism. The top left point has the letter S going through the golden letter D looking shapes for the symbol of Scientology. To the top right inside of the red point is a Pentagram

  • What Is New Brutalism?

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    His works at Pentagram were known for its ostensibly decorative design, often produced through collaboration with artists and craftspeople. Amongst the British post-modernist Crosby was still an anomaly due to this adherence to customized design, crafts, and alternative

  • New World Order Conspiracy Essay

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    What do you associate a pyramid with? Ancient Egypt? Mathematics? Or a conspiracy theory based on a group of fascists? The NWO or New World Order refers to the emergence of a totalitarian world government that links with the group, the ‘Illuminati’. This group whose logo appears on every dollar bill of America seems far too absurd to be real, right? Fed up yet? It’s just another essay about another conspiracy theory trying to convince you it’s true or false. Even though it seems far too absurd to

  • Unveiling the Misunderstandings of Wicca and Witchcraft

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    For hundreds of years, Wicca and witchcraft has been considered the practice of the Devil. In result, many witches throughout those hundreds of years have been tortured, burned, hanged, and killed outright. Although the “witches” from the infamous Salem Witch Trials were not actual witches, it is the thought that counts. The assumption that witchcraft involves summoning the devil and sacrificing animals is extremely inaccurate, as well as a little insulting. Wicca and witchcraft has been misunderstood

  • Differences Between Celtic Paganism And Christianity

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    any ungodly act is that of Satan, is a sore spot for many Pagans simply because they do not believe in the Christian Devil (Satan) and thus cannot be a devil worshipper. The pentagram is another sore spot between Christians and Celtic Pagans. Many Christians feel the pentagram is the sign of a satanic cult. However, the pentagram is simply a sign of protection for Pagans and can also be seen throughout Christianity as a symbol as

  • The Illuminati

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    In a system that claims to be democratic, a question of its legitimacy remains. Does the American public really have the power that the government says that we do? Conspiracies concerning the government have always been the center of many discussions and arguments. Cases like the Kennedy assassination, to even Elvis stories have gained a lot of attention. One conspiracy that has missed the public eye is the existence of the Illuminati. The word Illuminati derives from the Latin word Illumine, which