Hexagram
As a hexagram (Greek: hexágrammos with six lines ) refers to, among others, the six-pointed star, a six -pointed star formed from two intertwined equilateral triangles. By connecting the points of the hexagram with six lines, we obtain a hexagon.
Meanings
- Gnostic symbol, which symbolizes the union of Christ and Sophia, that is, the deification of man
- The central symbol in the Tantras, the Tantric Hinduism and Buddhism. Written instructions were on this BC to 800 dated to 700 BC.
- Symbol of protection against demons and fire
- Icon in the national flag of Israel as a Star of David
- Zunftzeichen the brewers and maltsters: The so-called brewer's. It is also use in tavern signs derived.
- Character of alchemy: The overlapping triangles symbolize the elements
- Insignia of the police in Trinidad and Tobago ( since 1931 )