Symbology Gallery

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I’d like to introduce you to my friend Anselm @pirambla He is a researcher, explorer, speciali

robnosh:And here are the other 6 zodiac signs as promisedHope you like them!-Virgo (Kanaya Maryam)-L

scificity:Does anyone know the difference between the two Republic emblems? (8-spoke vs 6-spoke?)htt

z3r0-lost-hour:THIS PIC SPEAKS FOR ITSELF UPSIDE DOWN CROSS MEANS ANTI CHRIST

The Inverted PentagramThe pentagram may be inverted with one point down. The implication is of spiri

davi star imprisoned▲ www.facebook.com/triangleconspiracytwitter.com/2121nu

“Its pylons reach heaven and the flag poles, the stars of heaven.”

chaosophia218:Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa’s Demon Seals, originally drafted in the early 16th century

nemfrog:Plate 5. The all-seeing eye and the flaming chalice with an egg. Rosicrucian symbology. 1916

jasper-rolls:imagine this as one conversationmy chatposts are really forming their own symbology

The ouroboros is an ancient symbol depicting a serpent, or dragon, eating its own tail. The Ouroboro

#TAMA posa en mi taller antes de partir a la muestra de #ArtTOYS organizada por Origen Peregrino

gendala and the white horse. kate sweeney photography.

Masterpiece Nepalese Pure Silver Dragon Teapot with Gem Inlay of Lapis, Coral & Turquoise Fo

At first glance they might seem too ordinary to you, but the realty is dandelions hold such a superp

I made another thing. The Six Principles of Cordialityor How to live in a group harmoniously(note th

psiquedeunsinestesico:“Triangle - An important symbol in Masonry. 1. The equilateral triangle

Gringotts by Skuggzi Via Flickr: Bank of England, Threadneedle Street, City of London. (Architect, H

I made another thing. The Six Principles of Cordialityor How to live in a group harmoniously(note th

Masterpiece Nepalese Pure Silver Dragon Teapot with Gem Inlay of Lapis, Coral & Turquoise Fo

I made a thing. I’ll change the font later.

Gringotts by Skuggzi Via Flickr: Bank of England, Threadneedle Street, City of London. (Architect, H

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