INTRODUCTION :

Occult symbols are fast replacing Christian symbols in our culture. Therefore, we encourage
you to use this list to warn others, especially Christian children who intentionally wear and
display them because they are popular.
Keep in mind that many of these symbols have double or multiple meanings. For
example, the pentagram has been used to transmit occult power in all kinds of rituals for
centuries, but to Christians the same shape may simply represent a star -- a special part of
God's creation. The image of a fish may mean a sign of the zodiac (astrology) to some, but
to Christians it has meant following Jesus and sharing the message of His love. We will
continue to delight in the cross, while recognizing that others use the same image to
represent their dark forces.
Please don't pass judgment on those who happen to wear these symbols. Instead, let us
seek Gods will and discernment so that we might all honor Him with our lives. Remember,
"each of us shall give account of himself to God. Therefore let us not judge one another
anymore, but rather resolve this, not to put a stumbling block. . . in our brother's way."
(Romans 14:12-13)

1--- ALL-SEEING EYE: A universal symbol representing spiritual sight, inner vision, higher
knowledge, insight into occult mysteries. Look at your $1 bill.
EYE in top Triangle of the PYRAMID: Masonic symbol for the all-seeing eye of god - an mystical
distortion of the omniscient (all-knowing) Biblical God. You can find it on the $1 bill. See triangle, Eye of
Horus, the Franklin Institute website, and the symbol for the U.S. government's new Total Information
Awareness (TIA) System. See also The Revolutionary Roots of the UN

2-- ALCHEMY 1: This simple 17th century "sign" illustrates the blending of geometric shapes, elemental
symbols and astrological signs. Each part representing the various "elements" and forces needed for
magical work in the quest for physical transformation and spiritual illumination and immortality. Many
medieval alchemists based their philosophies on mystical traditions rooted in the Kabbala (Jewish
mysticism), Hermetic magic and the occult practices of ancient civilizations such as Egypt and China. See
Philosopher's stone and phoenix.
3--- ANARCHY: Popular among school aged children today, this symbol for anarchy fits the message
that pervades the most popular video games, role-playing games, movies and television. The lines of the
"A" often extend outside the circle. To many satanists and other fast-growing occult groups it represents
their slogan, "do what thou wilt." A former occultist explained that it represents the ASMODEAS: a
demonic force driving teenagers toward sexual perversion and suicide. COmpare it with the next symbol

4-- lARROW: These two pictures shows the astrological sign for the archer (Sagittarius) -- part of the
zodiac. But, through history, the arrow has also symbolized war, power, swiftness, the rays of the sun,
knowledge... as well as deities such as the Greek god Apollo and goddess Artemis (both hunters), the
Hindu weather god, Rudra; and various gods of sexual attraction: Eros (Greek), Cupid (Roman), Kama
(Hindu).... On ancient Roman coins, it represented the Zoroastrian god, Mithra. The native American
Cheyenne warriors revered the "sacred medicine arrows" as symbols of male power. Arrows held by
skeletons would point to disease or death. Today, they usually just point in the preferred direction.
5-- BUTTERFLY: Reminds Christians of the amazing transformation that takes place through Christ's
redemption and regeneration. When "born again," we become "a new creation." (2 Cor. 5:17) To many
pagans, its mythical meaning is linked to the soul (of the deceased) in search of reincarnation. See the
new, politically correct meaning at Butterfly 208: "There's a theory that says if a single butterfly flaps its
wings in, say, China, the air disturbance may cause a storm in Nunavut, Canada a month later. If that's
the case, imagine the power of your own ideas and others to help improve the quality of life in the world's
208 countries! The Butterfly 208 contest is a chance for you to create your own Butterfly effect! 208 =
Number of Countries in the World Butterfly + 208 = A totally interconnected world! A world where even
small actions can have a big effect."

6-- CHAOS: Apparently a self-made form of occultism taught through role-playing games such as
Warhammer. According to one WH fan, "Chaos is the opposite of order. Since everything changes, there
is no right or no wrong -- only the quest for pleasure. The 8-pointed star represents the many different
directions of chaos and the many ways you can follow it. We worship deamons and angels..." Another
comment: "They got it from Elric of Melnibone. In it, the force of Chaos had as its symbol an eight-pointed
double-cross (symbols within symbols) with points representing the noncommittal and omnidirectional
behavior of Chaos." See Chaos Magic. However, other Warhammer fans disagree with the quote above.
Read more here.

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LION: An ancient symbol of the sun, dominion, power, ferocity and bravery, the
"king of the beasts" was often used on heraldic shields, flags or banners by
medieval European rulers. In Tarot cards, an occult system of divination based on
the Kabala, it symbolized strength or power. In ancient mythology it was identified
with sun worship and the imagined power of both gods and godesses. The lion
head ringed by its golden mane would used in ancient mystery initiations and
ritualistic sun worship.
While pagan nations used it to represent their mythical views of reality, the lion
was created by God. In the Bible, we see how He used it for His purposes

8-- WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION (WHO, a UN agency): This symbol points back to the
days of Moses, when a dead serpent was displayed on a stake during the Israelites 40-year journey
through the wilderness. Instead of trusting God, the people complained, so "the Lord sent fiery serpents
among the people...and many...died." When they confessed their sin, God told Moses to "make a fiery
serpent, and set it on a pole." Those who then looked at the bronze serpent on the stake with confidence
in God's promise, were healed (Numbers 21:4-9). This became an illustration of the crucifixion through
which Jesus bore the judgment we deserve for our sins. (See John 3:14) About 700 BC, faithful king

Hezekiah 'broke in pieces the bronze serpent that Moses had made, since the people worshiped it as an
idol and "burned incense to it." (2 King 18:1-5)

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On this Page You will learn the basics about all the astrology signs. Very
simple and informative. You will also learn some interesting and New
information about each Astrology signs. Did You ever wonder How
Astrology works? Well You'll learn and understand here.
You'll learn and understand here.
You will Learn the Following about etch sign:
Element - Universal element connected to the sign.
Days of the Sign - The month and days Each sign is in.
Symbolic Number or day - According to Universal Tarot.
Planet - The Planet that Rules over the sign and effects it.
Body area - The Special Body Area of Signs (Every sign has a body part)
Special Colors - The Color of the Sign may be your favorite color.
Description and More.

This is why and How Astrology Work?

Astrology works with the Energy of Constellations in Outer Space! How?
The Light from the Astrology Sign (constellation) fly's though outer space
then it Hits the Sun and then mixes with Sun Light and finally hits Planet
Earth! So if You were born when the Sun was in between the
Constellation/Sign of Pisces and Planet Earth ... That Means Your
Astrology Sign is Pisces (that is Your SUN SIGN).
See My Animation Below ... Touch The Sun to View Animation..
You can read the strengths and weaknesses of all the astrology signs.

*Click on the Name of the Astrological Sign to see and read

more details about that sign.

1. Aries 3-21/ 4-20. Element: FIRE. Day: #4. Planet: MARS. Body area : head,
face, jaw. Colors: all shades of red
aggressive, very energetic, independent, desire to be 1st and lead, very
competitive, adventurous, direct, assertive, very active and freedom loving,
physical and emotional.TEMPERAMENTAL, rude, selfish, egotistical, arrogant,
callous, self-centered, argumentative and insensitive.
2. Taurus 4-21/ 5-22. Element: EARTH #5. Planet: VENUS. Body area: ears,
neck, throat. Colors: brown
Patient, practical, desire to save money, economical, persevering, reliable,
hard working, dedicated, Conservative, responsible, like to collect and moral.
Stubborn, very jealous and possessive, too preachy, greedy, materialistic and
selfish.
3. Gemini 5-21/ 6-22. Element: AIR. Day: #6. MERCURY. Body areas: hands,
arms, shoulders. Colors: green, yellow
Very communicative talkative and social, playful, speedy, adventurous, very
curious, logical , very active, energetic, resourceful, analytical and freedomloving. Superficial, gossipy, too nervous, scattered, detached, deceptive, cold
and careless.
4. Cancer 6-22/ 7-23. Element: WATER. Day: #7. Planets: MOON. Body
areas: stomach, chest. Colors: whites, blue , pale
Very emotional, sensitive and feeling, cautious, home-body, nurturing,
mothering, caring, intuitive, humble, a dreamer. good imagination and
memory, considerate & sympathetic. Moody, shy, too sensitive, isolated,
dependent, too dreaming, depressive and possessive.
5. Leo 7-22/ 8-23. Element: FIRE. Planet: The Sun. Day: #19. Body area:
spine, back, heart. Colors: gold, orchard,
Assertive, confident, social, expressive, leader, courageous, competitive,
creative, emotional, adventurous, determined, dedicated, energetic,
persevering and adaptable. Arrogant, egotistical, bossy, temperamental, very
jealous and possessive, extravagant and insensitive.

6. Virgo 8-22/ 9-23. Element. EARTH. Day #9. Planet: MERCURY. Body area:
stomach, belly. Colors: silver, violet
Perfectionist, neat, careful, helpful, cautious, very analytical critical and
logical, orderly, patient, Hard working, organized, sensitive, caring,
resourceful and inquisitive. Too critical and sensitive, insecure, shy, over
worked, too nervous, isolated and paranoid.
7. Libra 9-22/ 10-23. Element: AIR. Day #11. Planet: VENUS. Body area:
lumber spine, skin. Colors: pink
Very social, adaptable, Artistic, persuasive, talkative, calm, sympathetic,
friendly, creative, considerate, desire to create harmony, peaceful, fun
loving, balanced and comforting. Indecisive, superficial, too passive, fearful,
socially dependent, detached, manipulating and careless.
8. Scorpio 10-22/ 11-22. Element: WATER. Day #13. Planet: PLUTO. Body
area: nose, blood, genitals. Colors: black, dark reds
Detecting, alert, very cautious, mysterious, intuitive, determined, fair,
responsible, dedicated, very curious, Investigator, very emotional &
sensitive, persevering and deep. Very jealous, vengeful, secretive,
suspicious, very obsessive, possessive, cold and too horny.
9. Sagittarius 11-21/ 12-21. Element: FIRE. Day #14. Planet: JUPITER. Body
areas: thighs, hips, muscles. Colors: denim
Independent, optimistic, freedom-loving, very adventurous, loves to travel,
energetic, comical, Good perception, confident, direct, competitive, exiting,
bold and very curious. Too blunt, wasteful, lazy, obsessive gambler, careless,
reckless, inconsiderate and insensitive.
10. Capricorn 12-21/ 1-20. Element: EARTH. Day #15. Planet: SATURN.
Body areas: knees, bones. Colors: all browns
Determined, very cautions & careful, hard working, critical, calculating,
responsible, fair, economical, Serious, persevering, dedicated, committed,
reliable and down to earth. Insecure ,too serious, very jealous, possessive,
shy, materialistic, vain, cold and greedy.
11. Aquarius 1-20/ 2-19. Element: AIR. Day #17. Planet: URANUS. Body
areas: ankles, lower legs. Colors: neon, electric

Friendly, very inquisitive, unconventional, unique, independent, freedom

loving, adventurous, Very active & Energetic, good perception, exiting and
intuitive.
Too rebellious, scattered, careless, erratic, out of control, high-strung and
12. Pisces 2-19/ 3-20. Element: WATER. Day #18. Planet: NEPTUNE. Body
areas: feet, toes, body liquids. Colors: blue, aquamarine
Very sensitive emotional and feeling, compassionate, intuitive, spiritual,
adaptable, kind, helpful, sympathetic, very imaginative, artistic, creative,
comforting and dreamer.
Moody, shy, depressive, very dependent, too passive, confused and
delusional