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  • Part V (Occultism)
  • Part VI (Circles, Infinity, Spirals)
  • Part VII (Deities)
  • Part VIII (Colors)
  • Part IX (Alphabets)
  • Part X (Animals)
  • Part XI (Plants)
  • Part XII (Life, Death, Sexuality)
  • Part XIII (Alchemy)
  • Part XIV (Masonic symbolism)
  • Part XV (Masonic places)
  • Part XVI (Hand signs)
  • Part XVII (Cultural programming)
  • Part XVIII (Numbers)

Contents [hide] 1 Alphabets 1.1 Hebrew 1.2 Runic 1.2.1 Runic magic 1.2.2 Life rune 1.2.3 Death rune 1.2.4 Hagalaz rune 1.2.5 Sig rune 1.2.6 Eiwaz rune 1.2.7 Double-cross rune 1.3 Ogham

[edit] Alphabets

• Various notes:
  • See also:
    • History of the alphabet
    • Occult alphabets:
      • Transitus Fluvii
      • Alphabet of the Magi
        • Paracelsus
      • Malachim

Ancient and magical alphabets

[edit] Hebrew

• Various notes:
  • Hebrew alphabet
    • To research: "The Hebrew Alphabet (aleph bais) each letter consists of angles of the 6-pointed star which in itself is just a 2-dimensional view of the Merkabah (and from there to the Dodecahedron)" [5] (edited)

Hebrew Alphabet

Hebrew Alphabet as positions within the 6-pointed star

Merkabah

[edit] Runic

• Various notes:
  • Runic alphabet ( See Runestone [6][7][8] )
  • Category: Runology
  • Category: Runes
  • Armanen runes ("Armanen futharkh")
    • "Armanen runes magick"
  • Anglo-Saxon runes ("Futhorc")

Runic alphabet. Note: There are several different variations of the runic alphabet, depending on the time period and culture.

(see previous)

(see previous)

Divination interpretations of Runes symbols

[edit] Runic magic

• Various notes:
  • Runes in Germanic mysticism
  • Runic magic
  • Wiligut runes are a runic row developed by Karl Maria Wiligut in 1934
  • Armanen runes are a runic row developed by Guido von List in 1902, but modified by Younger Futhark

Witch reading runes

[edit] Life rune

Algiz. The life rune. This rune symbolizes protection, assistance, defence, warning, support, a mentor, an ethical dilemma. [1]

(see previous)

The Nazi Deutsches Frauenwerk (German Women Worker's)

The symbol of the National Alliance, an American Neo-Nazi organization.

[edit] Death rune

• Various notes:
  • Also named "Nero's cross":

The "death rune".

The universal Peace symbol. See also: "The John Birch Society's Apocryphal History of the Peace Sign"

Oldsmobile Note: This is one of several different logos they have used over the years.

[edit] Hagalaz rune

• Various notes:
  • See also: Marian star
  • "What is interesting here is that if we double this bindrune, according the principle force and form as the underlying process in the universe that is regeneration, we can then speculate that two bindrunes are formed, but one forward facing and the other reverse facing. The union of these two forces, one positive and the other negative, which are ruled by the forces of opposites attracting, is the formation of an alternative runic symbol for Hagalaz. Hagalaz is the force of evolution represented by the esoteric force of hail. Hail is directed, sending power of ice, just as Kenaz k is the directed, sending power of fire. Thus we have a relationship between Isa l undirected ice, and Hagalaz h , directed sending ice, and Fehu f undirected fire, and Kenaz k directed sending fire. We can see the underlying runic principle of evolution which can be formed by two Kenaz runes k around a central point expelling energy that can be visualized by the alternative Hagalaz form." [9]

(see notes above)

The Hagalaz or "Hail" rune. This rune was associated with disrupting forces, such as weather, damaging natural forces, and interference. The Hagalaz rune could also mean suffering, hardship, illness, or injury. [2]

[edit] Sig rune

• Various notes:
  • See also: [10], [11]

• Single Sig rune:

The "S" rune. Also known as the Sig or Sowilo rune.	The emblem of the Nazi Sturmabteilung (SA) "brownshirts" stormtroopers. Note: the circle (representing the female/creational force)	Flag of the British Union of Fascists (BUF), a 1930's political party in the United Kingdom.	(see previous)
Sig runes on Hilter Youth trumpet flags.	United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM)	automaker Opel (now part of General Motors)	Taser International manufacturers of the Taser Electroshock weapon which has already killed hundreds
Insignia of The Flash, a DC Comics superhero	(see previous)	Imagery from the children's T.V. channel Nickelodeon (owned by Viacom International). Note: the eye-in-pyramid.	Winamp media player, which is a proprietary media player written by Nullsoft, now a subsidiary of Time Warner. Note: the oblong square.
Harry Potter	Power Rangers	Cover of Marilyn Manson's 1997 CD release Remix & Repent.	A Sig rune is used as the "S" of thrash metal band Slayer.
Album cover of Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, a 1973 release from heavy metal band Black Sabbath.	Logo of the immensely popular 1970's, 80's, & 90's Australian rock n' roll band, AC/DC	Inverted pentagram with lighting bolt (representing Satan)

• Two Sig runes:

Nazi SS ring with two Sig runes.

SS unit insignia worn on the collar.

Kiss

(see previous)

[edit] Eiwaz rune

The Eiwaz rune

Nazi street banners displaying Eiwaz runes

RAF No. 4 Squadron insignia displaying a Black Sun and what appears to be a variation of a Eihaz rune in the center

[edit] Double-cross rune

• Various notes:
  • See also: double-cross

This rune is from a late-period runic alphabet after the arrival of Christianity in Scandinavia, at which point the alphabet was Latinised and was used occasionally, mainly for decoration [3]

Exxon

[edit] Ogham

• Various notes:
  • See also: Ogham inscriptions