stackyFACTSTrying to make your mystical diagrams look professional usually results in lopsided shapes that look less like ancient wisdom and more like a melted snowman.
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Rebellious teenage witches might be horrified to learn their favorite edgy necklace was originally a Sunday school prop. Before Gerald Gardner popularized it…
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Before Hollywood turned it into a red flag for horror movies, this five-pointed star was just a neat way to track the elements. Occultists use it to symbolize…
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Mapping out incredibly specific symbols by hand requires the patience of a saint, usually ending with the practitioner giving up halfway through.
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Dividing the 360-degree wheel by five gives you 72 degrees, an angle supposedly linked to raw creative talent. In reality, it just makes people incredibly…
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Because most of the glyphs look incredibly similar, practitioners often finish a complex diagram only to realize they mapped the entire thing backward.
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Because mapping out a human body inside a five-sided shape apparently explains the cosmos. The pentagon, and its cousin the pentagram, represent the five…
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