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Mini Blessed Be Sized Altar Pentacle
For daily use or temporary spell work. Natural, unfinished birch wood. "Blessed Be" text on reverse.
#HM09
Mini Travel Sized Altar Pentacle
Thick light birch wood disk, natural finish.
#HM08
5" Natural Altar Pentacle with Text of the Elements
Unfinished, hand wood burned (not stamped) pine pentagram design.
Traditional pine wood. #HM06
5" Altar Pentacle Stained & Sealed with Text of the Elements
Finished pine surface safe with liquids and most oils, hand wood burned (not stamped) pentagram design.
Traditional pine wood. #HM10
3.5" x 1"
Eco-Friendly FOOD SAFE. #HM11
Natural birch wood. 4 piece set sized at 3/4" diameter by 1/2" tall. Larger bowl is 1 1/2" diameter by 1/2" tall.
#HM12
The Pentagram Pentacle Sigil
A sigil is a symbol created for a specific magical purpose, usually made up of specific symbols or geometric figures, each with a specific meaning or intent. When a sigil rests inside a circle it is considered as a "pentacle". A pentagram is the shape of a five-pointed star drawn with five straight strokes; also known as a pentalpha or pentangle or, more formally, as a star pentagon. The five-pointed star found on a pentacle, has been a symbol in human history for a very long time. It is an ancient feminine symbol representing Venus. According to the Greek mathematician & philosopher Pythagoras, five was the number of man, because of the fivefold division of the body, and the division of the soul. The five points of the pentagram each represent one of the five elements that make up man: fire, water, air, earth & psyche or center, energy, fluid, breath, matter & mind. The most common uses of the pentagram today are by the religious witch, Wiccan, Neo-pagan & Satanic groups. Its used as a protection sigil & magic seal for objects & places. In most Wiccan & modern pagan traditions, the symbolic meaning is taken from Ceremonial Magick & nineteenth century occultism in general. In many of these traditions, it can symbolize the unity of mankind with the earth, the spirit world & also the human body. At its core the pentagram represents the four elements ruled by the spirit, although as modern theologies mature the meaning of the pentagram is growing in depth.
>in part>> Pentagram. (2008, September 12). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 07:54, September 12, 2008, from http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pentagram&oldid=237870663
