7 pointed star tree topper
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The seven pointed star represents the magic of the union of the 7 planets visible to the naked eye, and the 7 main elements in alchemy which still represent the cosmos and its unity. In its center is the eye of divine wisdom, the cosmic soul. It's 5.5 inches tall, or around 9 with the stick.
Sidenote: Some of you may wonder why I wanted to make occult and magic Christmas decorations, while others may get offended... It's a Christian holiday, right? NO, not historically speaking... Christmas was created on the basis of existing Midwinter rites which had existed in many different pre-Christian pagan religions, originally meant to celebrate the winter solstice, marking the point of greatest darkness and welcoming the "turn" of the year. Many ancient people, especially from temperate and sub polar regions felt the need to bring in some cheer to those trying cold days, and they did that by gathering together, feasting, decorating trees and their houses and participating in different rituals together. Many of the rituals had to do with the "Birth of the Sun" ( I.E. the beginning of it's return), which later got replaced by the more literal, Christian "Birth of the Son", aka Christmas.
I wanted to make these decorations because I personally love celebrating at this time of year, but I wanted to bring the old Magic back into my Midwinter or Jule tree. You are welcome to do the same, and let these powerful magic symbols work their magic in your home!
Sidenote: Some of you may wonder why I wanted to make occult and magic Christmas decorations, while others may get offended... It's a Christian holiday, right? NO, not historically speaking... Christmas was created on the basis of existing Midwinter rites which had existed in many different pre-Christian pagan religions, originally meant to celebrate the winter solstice, marking the point of greatest darkness and welcoming the "turn" of the year. Many ancient people, especially from temperate and sub polar regions felt the need to bring in some cheer to those trying cold days, and they did that by gathering together, feasting, decorating trees and their houses and participating in different rituals together. Many of the rituals had to do with the "Birth of the Sun" ( I.E. the beginning of it's return), which later got replaced by the more literal, Christian "Birth of the Son", aka Christmas.
I wanted to make these decorations because I personally love celebrating at this time of year, but I wanted to bring the old Magic back into my Midwinter or Jule tree. You are welcome to do the same, and let these powerful magic symbols work their magic in your home!
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