1. According to the earliest records, the six-pointed star originated from an ancient Sect of Hinduism, Tantric, in which the idol is a combination of male roots and female genitalia, with male roots being an upward regular triangle and female genitalia being an downward inverted triangle, representing the life cycle of a clan.

2./kloc-in the 0/7th century, the six-pointed star became a unified symbol of the Jews. As a symbol of male and female energy, the six-pointed star is understood by Jews as a "god", and the six-pointed star of ancient religion is recognized as the most popular Jewish symbol in the world.

The six-pointed star symbolizes Jewish pride. In the esoteric school of ancient religion, the six-pointed star is considered as an auspicious picture, representing a huge god with gender characteristics, and eventually developed into a symbolic picture of the Jews, known as the Solomon Seal, which also represents the god worshipped by the Jews, indicating the close combination of the two sexes.

The six-pointed star is very important to Jews. Today, the six-pointed star can still be seen on the national flag of Israel. Therefore, the six-pointed star has also become a symbol of Israel.

Nowadays, the six-pointed star is also widely used in tattoos. It is the symbol of the goddess, which means guarding and protecting.

Solomon Seal (English: Star of David, also known as Six-pointed Star, Star of David, Big Satellite, Star of Judaism, etc. ) is a symbol of Judaism and Jewish culture. After the founding of Israel, the big satellite was placed on the Israeli flag, so it became a symbol of Israel.

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There is no mention of large satellites in the rabbi's literature. So far, archaeological excavations have not found any records of large satellites in the places where ancient Jews lived (and there is no such mark in Queen David). Recently, the earliest large satellite was found on a Jewish tombstone in southern Italy, which may have originated around the 3rd century. The earliest large-scale satellite records of Jews came from1mid-2nd century.

It was a pattern on the amulet. A manuscript of 1307 from Spain with a big satellite on it. In the synagogue, the big satellite may decorate the prayer box, which is also called David shield because of its protective function. The big satellite could have been used as the architectural decoration of the small church. In Germany, some cathedrals are decorated with large satellites.

1354, King Charles IV of Bohemia made a red flag for Jews in Prague with the design of David shield. /kloc-When the king of Hungary summoned Jews in the 5th century, there were two golden five-pointed stars on the red flag. Therefore, the five-pointed star may also be a symbol commonly used by Jews in the past. A manuscript of 1073 already has a five-pointed star.

1460, Jews in Budapest got a red flag from the king of Hungary with two big satellites and two stars on it. 15 12 There is a big satellite on the cover of the first Jewish prayer book printed in Prague. 1592 Jews in Prague were allowed to set up their own flag with a big satellite on it.

1648, Jews in Prague were allowed to build a flag again in recognition of their achievements in protecting Prague from the Swedes: there was a big yellow satellite on a red background with a Swedish star in the center. Jewish legend associates this big satellite with the seal of King Solomon. Legend has it that King Solomon has a ring that allows him to command demons and ghosts.

Another legend says that this symbol is related to King David's shield. Legend has it that King David has a shield to protect him. After the French Revolution, with the liberation of Jews, they chose the Big Satellite as their representative, just as the Cross is the representative of Christianity. Today, this big satellite is placed on the flag of Israel.

The shape of the big satellite is a six-pointed star. There are similar signs in other religions. In these beliefs, the six-pointed star may have been used before the Jews. Today it is used in Jewish culture, especially mysticism. The big satellite is also an important symbol in astrology. Others think it is the star that symbolizes the birth of King David.

Some orthodox Jews oppose the use of the six-pointed star because it is associated with "magic" and mysticism. Nevertheless, satellite is still the most important symbol of Jewish legend and Kabbalah school. Some very conservative Jewish schools oppose the use of large satellites because it is related to Zionism.

Nevertheless, there is a big satellite in the front door of most churches in the world today. In Europe, in the past two hundred years, large satellites have often been placed on Jewish tombstones. It has always been a symbol of Jewish omnipotence.

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