hexagram is a geometric shape in the shape of a six-pointed star, composed of two equilateral triangles superimposed in opposite positions.
The hexagram is considered one of the symbols of judaism, under the name of Star of David or Seal of David. Traditionally, however, the hexagram is also used in different pagan cultures, especially among esoterics and sorcerers.
In this context, the hexagram has the common meaning of being a protection amulet and union of opposites (man and woman, flesh and spirit, etc.).
Some occult trends still relate the hexagram with Satanism and witchcraft, symbolizing a seal of invocation of spirits, demons and angels.
According to the type of sect or doctrine, the hexagrams usually vary in appearance, but always keeping the base of the six points.
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Hexagram and Star of David
There are some differences that often go unnoticed by most people between the Star of David, Christian representation in Judaism, and the other hexagrams, used mainly in rituals pagans.
According to some scholars of semiotics and specialists in ancient symbologies, the hexagram of the Star of David is composed of two superimposed triangles, forming a single figure. On the other hand, pagan hexagrams are formed by interlocking triangles, as shown in the figure below:
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