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Vampire & Otherkin Symbols

-The Seven pointed Star, also known as the Elven star, and the otherkin star. It represents....

-The Psychic Vampire.org Logo- Contains multiple elements such as the seven points representing the seven pointed star, The tattered appearance of the star represents tendrils of the psychic vampire.. The round black center representing the augmented or missing chakra, and of course the anhk in the center.

Theta Delta- Symbol adopted by the Therian community.

the database so far...

http://www.psychicvampire.org/sacredsymbols/

Pagan Symbols

Luciferian and Satanic Symbols

Pentagram, Goat of Mendes-

Order of Nine Angles Symbol....its always amusing to see how the angles become angels.....more on this one to come..

Hermetic Symbols

-Hermetic order of the Golden Dawn

Judeaism/ Qaballistic symbols

-The Star of David also known as the Magen David or Shield of David expresses a spectrum of meanings from the spiritual to the practical. It seems to interlock two triangles forming a strong hexagonal structure. Some view the two opposing triangles politically: representing the unceasing conflict within and surrounding the Jewish nation. Others perceive it to represent the sacred union of opposite energies or Yin Yang. (to be rewritten)

Christian Symbols

Chinese Symbols ( Not Characters)

-Yin Yang was derived from ancient chinese efforts to discover and interpret patterns in the sky and the changing seasons. An eight foot tall pole would cast a shadow of varying lengths as the seasons passed revealing a cycling between times dominated by the day and times dominated by the night. Day and night being opposites, the universe is interpreted as a place of constant change resulting from the interaction and balancing of opposite forces. This philosophy extends to other pairs of opposites such as man-woman, right-left, good-evil. From the dot in each side of the yin yang symbol we learn that, just as during summer the days are long but nights still occur, there can be some bad side-effects even from good actions. And the reverse, good can sometimes come from bad events or experiences.