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Mystery Behind Satan's Symbols
The concept of Satan is prevalent in every culture. The idea of good and evil has been rampant since time immemorial. Our belief systems have led us to believe in bizarre things related to Satan, which are sometimes ridiculous and sometimes abstract. But whatever the case be, the idea of Satan and evil has always intimidated mankind.
Belief in Satan has also given birth to a number of symbols which we know as the symbols of Satan. The little red horns might sound a bit ridiculous but one thing is for sure a Satan is someone who brings evil and temptation. He leads humanity astray through his deceiving tricks.
Interestingly, Satan is said to be one of God's angels who fell out of favour of God and then resorted to seducing humans to sin. Some occult groups see Satan as the liberating figure and thus, worship him for liberation from sorrows. Their shared features include symbolic association with or admiration for Satan.
Here are few symbols of Satan and the mystery surrounding them.
The
Inverted
Star
(Pentagram)
A
normal
pentagram
would
be
five
pointed
star
facing
upwards.
But
the
Satanic
cults
use
the
inverted
pentagram
as
their
symbol
for
paganism.
It
represents
the
4
elements
of
the
material
universe,
plus
spirit
and
also
man,
representing
the
4
limbs
and
head.
So
it
is
used
in
honour
and
worship
of
nature
and
man.
It
is
designed
as
a
rebellion
of
man
against
God.
Satan's
Cross
It
is
also
known
as
the
Leviathan
cross.
Many
people
believe
the
inverted
cross
to
be
the
Satan's
cross.
But
it
is
not
quite
true.
Satan's
cross
has
an
infinity
sign
at
the
bottom
with
two
crosses
facing
upward.
The
double
cross
symbolizes
protection
and
balance
between
male
and
female.
The
infinity
sign
most
likely
means
eternal
rest/hapiness.
But
it
may
have
been
used
by
LaVey
as
a
symbol
for
eternal
damnation.
The
origins
of
the
Leviathan
Cross
is
created/used
by
The
Knights
Templar.
The
symbols
was
then
adopted
by
Anton
LaVey,
founder
of
the
church
of
Satan.
The
Number
666
The
number
666
is
the
number
of
beast
or
Satan,
according
to
the
Book
of
Revelation.
The
Satanists
proudly
use
the
number
as
a
sign
of
rebellion.
Sigil
Of
Lucifer
The
sigil
of
Lucifer
is
the
symbol
which
represents
Lucifer,
the
prince
of
the
fallen
angels.
It
is
a
magical
symbol
which
is
used
by
the
people
who
perform
black
magic
to
conjure
demons.
Then
they
work
together
to
fulfill
their
desires.
The
Serpent
The
serpent
is
the
most
famous
symbol
of
Satan.
It
was
a
snake
which
caused
the
downfall
of
mankind
by
luring
Eve
to
taste
the
Forbidden
Apple.
The
serpent
also
represents
the
Kundalini
force
lying
at
the
base
of
our
spine,
waiting
to
be
awakened.
Satanism
is
based
on
the
idea
of
raising
the
serpent
within.
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