STAR OF DAVID - JEWISH STAR - SYMBOL OF HARMONY
The Star of David is a symbol of the Jews, Judaism, and the State of Israel, on whose flag it appears.It symbolizes the constellation under which the Messiah is awaited, as well as the six working days, with the center representing the Sabbath. The symbol as such means balance.
- a symbol of the Jewish people, Judaism, and the State of Israel
- harmonizes the human organism
- a symbol through the union of opposites
- balances the lack of energy in diseased or weak areas,
- removes blocked energy flow through the body
- has the ability to receive and strongly radiate cosmic energy around itself, which is capable of healing
- the star can neutralize weak and moderately strong pathogenic zones; it can also be used as a suppressor of television radiation, the electromagnetic smog of monitors, or mobile phones.
David's - the Jewish star is worn around the neck, in the left hand, or in the pocket. It protects the wearer from negative energy and negative thoughts, whether their own or those of others.
- A triangle pointing upward is then a symbol of man, the mountain, god, and the sword.
- A triangle pointing downward is, in turn, a symbol of woman, water, and cold.
We have grown accustomed to perceiving the Jewish star as a symbol of suffering and genocide, but like every coin has two sides, the Jewish star also contains enormous hidden significance in the field of magic and the search for ancient secrets. This world-famous symbol is also associated with its radiance.
HISTORY AND TRADITION
When two oppositely oriented triangles overlap, a six-pointed star is formed, also known as the Star of David.
- In Indian religion, the six-pointed star signifies the union of creative and procreative forces, the interpenetration of divine love for people and human love for the gods.
- On the relational level, it is about the interpenetration of feminine yin and masculine yang energy, with their union giving rise to a third, independent entity.
- In religion, it is the union of God the Father, the Mother Goddess, and the birth of the Son of God. From this perspective, the triangle can be considered a symbol of family
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