Our Symbols

SYMBOL: Rooted in the Ancient Greek word “Συμβάλλειν”, which translates to: “that which aids someone in understanding.”

Symbols contain within them essences and ideas, allowing the mind to connect with and comprehend these ideas.

Every one of our symbols represents powerful spiritual meaning regarding humanity's journey toward the Godhead—spiritual and physical perfection and immortality. Most, if not all, of our symbols pertain to true spiritual knowledge and the human soul.

Most people take false and erroneous information from Christian sources about our symbols. As a result, they fear them without cause or are deceived about symbols that represent the souls of the people and the Gods.

Christians incessantly demonstrate their ignorance and stupidity. Knowledge is their most formidable enemy—for no scam, no hoax, and no lie can succeed when one knows the truth.

The Head of Zeus

The Head of Zeus is the symbol of ultimate spiritual authority, as it represents the “Head God” and the “Head of the Gods.” The symbolic representations of Zeus as the all-powerful force of the universe are embodied in His bust.

Around the head are the Sumerian glyphs for the five elements: Air, Water, Earth, Fire, and Aether. As these constitute the five fundamental powers of creation, they surround the Head of Zeus to symbolize His ultimate Authority as our God—an authority that extends beyond time, space, and the titles given to Him across eras and cultures.

The letters are arranged in a pentagram pattern, in accordance with the Pythagorean Star—also known as the Pentagram, as the enemy calls it. We explain the Pentagram/Pythagorean Star further below, later in this section on symbols.

The Swastika or Thunderbolt

An original symbol of Zeus and an eternal symbol of mankind, representing the everlasting flow and interplay of the four elements—Fire, Water, Earth, and Air—connected at the center through the Aether. In internal symbolism, it represents the thunderbolt of Zeus and His power to affect the four worlds: physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual.

Aligned as four thunderbolts, it symbolizes the ultimate power of the lightning bolt. The thunderbolt moves forward and explodes, continuing the flow of creation through the power of electricity. As such, the Head God of all Pantheons (Deyus Patar in the Indo-European tongue) was considered the Leader and Master of Creation, wielding thunderbolts. Without a form of electrical power, nothing can exist: all living beings rely on bioelectricity, and even machines operate through electricity—or the power of the “Thunderbolt of Zeus” or “Swastika.”

A symbol spanning at least 20,000 to 40,000+ years, the Swastika is one of the most holy and powerful symbols.

It was used in inscriptions in Ancient Greek, Hindu, and Egyptian temples, as well as in many other parts of the world. Recently, the enemy has tried to cast it in a negative light, falsely claiming it is evil due to its political association. Even that association, however, was not inherently negative.

Sigils of the Gods

The Sigils that you see in the Temple of Zeus are coded symbols representing the Gods and their powers. These symbols have survived for millennia and continue to exist to this very day.

They contain many hidden and underlying codes—not only about the God they represent but also about the Human Soul and the powers within it.

Like traditional Eastern Yantras—a Yantra being a representation of an occult idea meant to connect the mind of the Initiate to the deeper concept—so too do the Sigils of the Gods serve to connect the practitioner to the Gods during Rituals.

The Sigils of the Gods originate from Sumeria and other Ancient Civilizations, and are meant to embody hidden spiritual codes tied to Alchemy and Meditation.

The Satya or Sanskrit Holy Notion of Truth

The Satya Sanskrit glyph is the word for Eternal Truth. It also means truthfulness and truth in speech. All words with the prefix Sat- in Sanskrit relate to this holy and sacred concept. Given the Indo-European roots shared across all Ancient religions, the purpose of this symbol is to demonstrate the power of Truth—spoken or unspoken—about the universe itself. In enemy contexts, this concept was distorted and translated into “evil” under the name “Satan.”

The Triskelion

The word Triskelion means “Three Legs” in Ancient Greek. These three legs symbolize the three levels of existence and consciousness: to destroy, to create, and to maintain. This symbol represents the power of the trinity. The feet of Hermes, depicted with wings, are used to illustrate this because Hermes governs eternal motion—the ceaseless flow of universal energy. Thus, the Triskelion is symbolic of eternity.

The Eagle or Eagle of Zeus (Aetos Dios)

A symbol of authority, the Eagle represents clear vision, higher understanding, precognitive ability, and ultimate power in the heavens. The “heavens” refer to the spiritual realm where the Gods hold dominion; therefore, the Eagle reigns over this divine plane.

Adopted by all Western cultures, it has become the symbol of supreme power across all domains.

The Eagle is often depicted carrying a snake, symbolizing the reversal of the fall of the Kundalini Serpent at the base of the spine. When the serpent rises to the heavens, it signifies the restoration of divine power within Man.

The Wadjet Eye, the Eye of Ra – The Eye of Consciousness

Known as the Eye of Wisdom, the Wadjet Eye is a sacred symbol of awakened consciousness—the third eye, astral vision, and the ability to perceive Truth. It often appears within the context of a pyramid or triangular shape, as the triangle symbolizes the prism through which light is refracted, revealing what was once hidden.

The power to SEE and to PERCEIVE is considered sacred and vital. In the Bible, it is written: “Their eyes were opened, and they knew...”—a coded expression of the enemy's fear of humanity awakening. When the third eye is opened, deception becomes impossible, and Truth is self-evident.

The pyramid is symbolic of the shape of the human chakra system, with the missing capstone representing the unfinished spiritual work. The All-Seeing Eye symbolizes Gnosis—ultimate spiritual knowledge—and the attainment of Godhead. This state is also known as Samadhi [समाधि], or Super-Consciousness. (The image on the left, from the US One Dollar Bill, is based on Masonic symbolism. The United States was founded on Masonic principles, not Christian ones.) Original Freemasonry was of our Gods.

The Serpent

The serpent is the most sacred symbol in spirituality. It represents the Kundalini force at the base of the spine. When the serpent is activated through power meditation and specific exercises, it ascends through the seven chakras, bringing intense awareness, enlightenment, psychic powers, abilities, and omniscience.

The hooded cobra, often seen in ancient Egyptian art, symbolizes the expanded consciousness achieved by raising the serpent. This is the true foundation of the Religion of the Gods—the elevation of consciousness through inner alchemy. Those who raise the serpentine energy ascend to a higher spiritual level and cannot be deceived by Christian dogma or other suppressive ideologies.

THE HALO, THE HORNED GOD, OR THE CROWN OF HELIOS (THE SUN)

Horns are symbolic of life force energy—variously referred to as witch-power, vril, or chi. They are also associated with the symbol of Mercury, the planetary ruler of communication and divine messages. Mercury (Hermes) is the Messenger of the Gods, and in esoteric language, the "Gods" refer to the Chakras.

The horned image of Utu/Apollo, often later mischaracterized as “Azazel” in demonological traditions, features rays shining from his head, representing the risen serpent. The light (halo) around the head represents the awakened consciousness and opening of the awareness, as well as sanctification. It depicts the radiance of the fully activated chakras in the head, especially in the astral realm, where the spiritual light manifests visibly.

The God of Nature, Goat God, Horned God, or “Pan”

This symbol represents the Ancient Greek God Pan. The word Pan in Ancient Greek translates to “All that is” or “The Highest One Above All.” It implies the supernal power of nature and affirms that nature encompasses all existence. The deity’s name symbolizes everything natural, both in the world above and below. Contrary to the lies and defamatory campaigns of the Christian Church, Pan was a playful and benevolent god, embodying the innocence of nature and the life that flows from it. All of this was desecrated by Abrahamic programs, which later vilified nature as the source of “all evil.”

Pan’s flute symbolizes the human breath—the air of life, or soul. Its seven segments correspond to the seven major chakras. To play the flute signifies breathing life into the soul through meditation.

THE PYTHAGOREAN STAR / PENTAGRAM & POINT-DOWN PENTAGRAM

The Pentagram, a five-pointed star, was originally a sacred symbol of the Pythagoreans. It symbolized eternal harmony and the power of the number five. Later, it became associated with the “inverted pentagram” and the so-called “Devil.” The pentagram reflects proportion, balance, and the Golden Ratio (φ ≈ 1.618), which is expressed throughout its geometry. This ratio—found between any two consecutive segments of the pentagram—was viewed as the number of eternal creation. In medieval times, it represented the five elements of creation. Over time, the enemy defamed the pentagram as a symbol of “evil” to deceive the public. It is also symbolic of Venus, whose path in the heavens forms a pentagram shape.

The lightning bolt—another sacred symbol—represents the thunderbolt of Zeus, our true Creator God. It symbolizes life force and bioelectricity. In our faith, all point-down symbols signify energy descending from above to empower and give life to the human soul. The lightning bolt symbolizes energy entering the Crown Chakra from above.

Our Gods have spoken about the point-up pentagram, which is commonly used by Wiccan magicians and the like. This symbol also has its place, as it represents the ascent of energy from below. However, neither one of these sacred symbols must be dismissed. Each direction corresponds to the higher and lower chakras, respectively, and to the inflow of energy from both directions—both of which are necessary for universal balance.

“Fools do not know what they are doing. Energy is being sent up. It should go into the Earth to replenish her. The overuse of the point-up pentagram is throwing the energies into space, causing a number of problems, and draining the Earth of her ability to defend herself against these problems.” - Zeus

The Equal-Armed Iron Cross

The Equal-Armed Iron Cross appears in many Demon Sigils and represents the correct alignment of the chakras and the shape of the human soul. This symbol is of great importance, as it also represents the four quarters of the material world—the four cardinal directions—and the wholeness of existence.

The Holy Grail

Certain symbols have been misappropriated in enemy contexts, but we do not perceive them that way—we view them in their original, sacred form. In ancient occult work, Zeus has several sigils, all of which pertain to the path of reaching the Godhead. His symbol, shown above, represents the true Grail—the cup that holds the elixir of life. The Catholic Church stole and corrupted this concept.

The Grail is part of the Magnum Opus—the potential we carry within ourselves. It is not a material object, but a spiritual concept. The "blood of the chakras" refers to the energy they emit when stimulated. The Grail is thus depicted as Royal Blood—the ‘blood’ of the chakras.

The Egyptian Ankh

The Egyptian Ankh represents the key to the soul and the heart chakra. The glyph for the planet Venus was derived from the Ankh. Both Venus and the heart chakra are ruled by Astarte (Aphrodite).

The Ankh also symbolizes the human breath, the heartbeat, and the constant inflow and outflow of life. It frequently appears in hieroglyphics as a key, reflecting how one of the greatest keys in meditation is the power to control one's breath. Through control of the breath, deeper access to the soul and spiritual abilities is achieved.

The symbols on the Ankh are those of Astarte (Aphrodite), and both were derived from the Egyptian Ankh. These symbols are also related to the Moon, and are used in both blessings and curses in magick by invoking the necessary spiritual energy. To do so effectively, one must have strong bioelectricity—symbolized by the Lunar Horn on the first symbol.

The Colors

Colors have deep spiritual significance. When used correctly, they convey powerful messages. For example, the blue undertones on our site represent pure truth, while gold signifies wisdom and royalty.

For a detailed guide on color properties, click here.

The Colors Red, White, and Black

These ancient colors trace back not only to Egypt, but to their deeper origins in the Far East. Egypt was known as the “Black and Red Land” and was the spiritual center of Alchemy.

Alchemy is the transformation of the human soul into the Godhead. Through this sacred process, we complete Our Creator's unfinished work. The colors red, white, and black correspond to the three major nadis of the human soul:

• Ida is black
• Pingala is red
• Sushumna is white

"Darkness"

The enemy’s branding of “darkness” as “Satanic” is entirely twisted and misleading. This is not about ghouls or horror—it refers to the yin side of the yin-yang duality.

“Darkness” here symbolizes the female side of the soul: the subconscious mind, accessed through meditation. The Kundalini Serpent is of the female side of the soul. In contrast, the male side of the soul is logical-the left brain. The female side is the right brain.

The soul has both positive and negative poles. For balance, both the male and female aspects must work together. The logical (male) side directs through thought and will, while the female side manifests those thoughts and ideas. The female side is the powerhouse of the soul. The female side is also the creative aspect of the soul, and is the source of dreams, music, intuition, and deep emotion.

Because spiritual power, self-determination, and freedom come from the female side of the soul, religious institutions—especially Christianity and Islam—have historically worked to degrade women. Brutality in Islam and endless denigration in Judeo-Christian texts reflect a systemic effort to suppress this power on a subconscious level. As a result, in most people the female side of the soul and its powers have atrophied. This attack on the feminine has, over centuries, led to severe a spiritual imbalance, which is why humanity now suffers in chaos and confusion.

Through power meditation, we work to empower the female side of the soul, regain balance, and restore spiritual health, along with strengthening the individual.

The Pitchfork, or the Trine Fork, or Trishul, or Trident of Poseidon

The so-called "Devil's Pitchfork" is in fact an ancient symbol that predates Christianity by thousands of years. This symbol originated in the Far East, from which Christianity and its Judaic roots stole copiously, warping sacred meanings beyond recognition to suppress spiritual knowledge and centralize power in the hands of a self-proclaimed elite. The original name of this sacred symbol is the Trishul. It represents the piercing of the three granthis (energetic knots) located at the base, heart, and 6th chakras. In Greek mythology, this same weapon appears as the Trident of Poseidon. For the serpent energy to rise fully, all three granthis must be opened.

The image of Baphomet in Western occultism is a modern adaptation that draws directly from the image of Shiva. Its symbolism remains rooted in ancient religion. Note the arm positions (as above, so below), and the dual-gender form—mirroring depictions of the Egyptian Akhenaten. The Baphomet is symbolic of both the male and the female aspects of the soul. The horns signify Mercury, representing vril, chi, prana—the vital life-force. The wings symbolize spiritual freedom, while the goat represents virility and fertility in multiplying the life force, which activates and raises the serpent. The "Goat of a Thousand Young" refers to the thousand-petaled crown chakra, or Sahasrara.

The 666

666

According to the Pythagoreans and Iamblichus, the number 6 was considered the perfect number, while 3 was seen as the number of the Trinity and the ultimate force of creation.

Combined, they form 666—a symbol of mastery over all creation. In the enemy's context, this number was deliberately twisted and condemned as the “Name of the Antichrist” in the Christian Bible. But originally, 666 held no negative connotation.

In fact, 666 is the Kabbalistic square of the Sun, and it corresponds to the solar chakra—the powerhouse of the soul. The true meaning behind the “Temple of Solomon” is the Temple of the Sun. "Sol," "Om," and "On" are all ancient words for the Sun. "Sol" is Latin for the Sun and closely resembles the English word “soul.” "Om" is the name given by the Hindus to the Spiritual Sun, while "On" is the Egyptian word for Sun.

The symbolism of the Temple of Solomon was stolen and distorted by the Jews into a fictitious character—just as they did with the Nazarene and nearly everything in the Judeo-Christian Bible. For deeper insight, see The Removal and Desecration of the Original Gentile Religious Texts and Exposing Spiritual Corruption: Spiritual Alchemy & The Bible

Infinity and the Temple of the Sun

The true meaning of the "Temple of the Sun" is spiritual. It represents the perfected soul. From the solar (666) chakra—the core of the soul and its energy circulation—eight rays extend outward, symbolizing the soul’s radiance. The shining soul is represented by the sun.

The number 8, linked to Astarte/Inanna/Demeter—our original Head Goddess—is also associated with “The New Jerusalem.” The word “Jerusalem” has been stolen and degraded into a literal city in Israel, but in truth, Jerusalem is a concept.

Both ancient symbols—8 and the solar chakra—carry deeper meaning. The number 8, turned on its side, represents infinity and immortality. The double cross represents the human soul at both the solar (666) and heart/shoulder chakras. The eight-pointed star, often called the Star of Astaroth, was vilified by the Catholic Church and labeled as the “Sigil of the Beast.” In fact, nearly all genuine spiritual symbols have been maligned, slandered, and desecrated by Christian institutions.

Astarte’s Symbol

Astarte’s symbol represents balance and equilibrium—the harmony achieved when the Ida and Pingala nadis are equally active, and the Sushumna is no longer dormant.

The Skull and Bones

The Skull and Bones symbolizes the Nigredo stage of the Magnum Opus—the transformation of the soul into the Godhead. This is the death stage of the work, where the impure is separated from the pure, preparing the soul for ascension.

The Peacock

Sacred to the Goddess Hera, the Peacock represents the Third Eye and the multicolored stage of the Magnum Opus that follows Nigredo. It symbolizes mass awareness—opening a “thousand eyes”—and the magnificence that comes with the awakened Third Eye and spiritual perception.

In traditional medieval art, Lucifer was often linked with the peacock. The bird came to symbolize the Holy Light of Lucifer:

The Inverted Cross

The Inverted Cross, like the Inverted Hammer of Thor, was later branded as “Satanic” by Christianity. However, its original meaning is far from evil. It represents the correct alignment of the chakras—specifically the downward-pointing solar (666) chakra, which gives the soul its power.

Concerning the Solar Chakra and Freemasonry: The character "Hiram Abiff" is another allegory. Note "HIRAM" is a very ancient mantra for the Sun. The Black Sun [astral Sun]. Hrim ties into the freemason Hiram Abiff. “presented to all candidates during the third degree in Freemasonry.” Note THIRD - the third solar chakra. The gold chakra. The Sun chakra, which is also symbolized by the swastika. From Wikipedia: article on Hiram Abiff. Hiram Abiff(also Hiram Abif or the Widow's son) is the central character of an allegory presented to all candidates during the third degree in Freemasonry. Hiram is presented as the chief architect of King Solomon's Temple, who is murdered in the Temple he designed by three ruffians during an unsuccessful attempt to force him to divulge the Master Masons' secret passwords.

NOTE: “Hiram is presented as the chief architect of King Solomon's Temple.” In other words, the solar chakra symbolized by the inverted cross, is the source of the Magnum Opus and the powerhouse of the soul. This is also symbolized by Thor's Hammer. The solar chakra is the "architect of the soul." All energy to empower your soul comes from this chakra. The solar chakra being located near the navel is also the spot where we were first nourished and given life in our mother's womb. Hiram Abiff is not a character, but a CONCEPT. The "secret passwords" are the mantras and words of power that awaken and empower the chakras. All of the ancient Pagan religions placed emphasis on the Sun. The Sun is the giver of life and this also includes the astral Sun of the soul; the "Temple of Solomon." The solar chakra also plays a key role in the magnum opus.