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The pentagram is commonly accepted as a symbol of protection and exorcism, driving away evil and other unwanted energies and entities.
The pentagram has long been associated with various magical and occult beliefs.
The circle around a pentagram represents protection and the ever-changing, everlasting circle of life and nature. As an unbroken line, the circle also nods to the ideas of eternity and infinity.
The pentagrams are used today as a symbol of the Wiccan faith, pagans or just as a sign of life and connections representing:
The pentagram in early Christianity also depicted the five wounds of Jesus. The pentagram is also a common motif in Freemasonry.
A beautiful entanglement of three petals—a petal being a symbol of Goddess.
In Paganism, the triquetra usually represents the Mother, the Maiden, and the Crone.
In Ireland, this graceful triple knot bears a promise to love, honor, and protect.
In Christianity, the triquetra symbolizes the Holy Trinity: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
