Pagan witchcraft is more commonly referred to as Wicca. There are different ” denominations” of Wicca known as so the epitomizes used will vary in usefulnes and intend based on which tradition the person using them is following. In most habits there is a goddess, the moon goddess, and a divinity, the horned idol . div>

Within all these ideologies, there are a variety of different incantation Represents. Here’s your guide to some of the most interesting ones and the implication behind the symbol.

Air element

The symbol for Air as one of the four classical factors in alchemy is a triangle with a line through it. Air is used in rites when a Wicca practitioner is drawing attention to knowledge or communication. It can also be used to symbolize the eastern part or wheeze( life in general ).

Represents : strong> breeze, the eastern part, the mind, life, communication, wisdom.

Exploited in rites for : strong> force, wisdom.

Earth element

The symbol for Earth as one of the four classical parts in alchemy is an upside down triangle with a line through it. Earth is used in rituals when a Wicca practitioner is drawing attention to the divine feminine, motherhood, growth, life, and/ or nature.

Represents : strong> divine feminine, clay , nourishment, endurance, the body.

Abused in communions for : strong> fund, fertility.

Fire element

The symbol for Fire as one of the four classical factors in alchemy is a triangle. Fire is used in habits when a Wicca practitioner is drawing attention to masculine force or conversion. It is strong force that, purifies, destroys, and begins something new.

Represents : strong> flaming, masculine energy, sanctifying energy.

Exercised in rites for : strong> purify, new action.

Water element

The symbol for Water as one of the four classical elements in alchemy is an upside down traingle. Water is used in rites when a Wicca practitioner is drawing attention to feminine energy. It can also be used to connote the east or wheeze( life in general ).

Represents : strong> feminine energy, the womb, spray, the west, healing.

Consumed in practices for : strong> enjoy, ardours, “washing away” negative energy.

Ritual Circle

This symbol is a perfect clique, sometimes with a pentagram inside. It is representing the curve required to begin or complete any ritual.

Represents : strong> translation and ending, cycles.

Squandered in procedures for : strong> care, completing something.

Solar Cross

The solar cross, also known as a daylight cross or Wotan’s cross, is a curve bisected by four words, with a smaller curve in the center. It can represent the sun, the earth, the four seasons, or the four points. Another use of a solar cross is the swastika.

Represents : strong> sunshine, silt, four elements, four seasons.

Use in practices for : strong> translation, ends, beginnings, solstice.

Sun Wheel

The sun wheel is another form of a sunshine cross as it is also a clique bisected by four positions. It can be used as a schedule with those sections of the halo representing the time between an equinox or solstice and also represents the balance of the four seasons. This emblem is sometimes called the eight-spoked wheel.

Represents : strong> sunbathe, four seasons, burn, masculine vigor, south.

Used in rites for : strong> celebrating seasons, invoking the sun.

Hecate’s Wheel

This is a symbol of the three theatres of womanhood: maid, mother and crone. The ancient Greek goddess Hecate was a goddess of crossroads( such as the crossroads between all phases of life for the status of women ). The pedal symbolizes these periods with a labyrinth and represents the capability and knowledge in moving through life.

Represents : strong> gals, transformation.

Exercised in rituals for : strong> invoking change and transformation.

Pentagram

A pentagram( or pentacle) is a clique five-pointed virtuoso that most people associate with sorcery or satanism. Far from being an evil representation the pentagram represents armour, the soul, or the intent. The five points of the pentagram represent five basic elements: world, breath, ardour, sea and spirit.

Represents : strong> the elements.

Consumed in customs for : strong> protection.

Ankh

In Christian autobiography, this representation is known by the Latin phrase crux ansata, which makes” cross with a handle “. The Wiccan history comes from the Egyptian typify for life, called the ankh. This hieroglyph was very popular and is is available on many artifacts dealing with Egyptian divinities and Pharaohs. When used today it’s a symbol for care and eternal life.

Represents : strong> eternal life, the sunshine, feminine energy.

Squandered in rites for : strong> protection.

Celtic Shield Knot

A Celtic knot( also called Icovellavna) is an perpetual bow pattern that turns in on itself that originated with the Celtic people. When created in the shape of a shield, it is used as a represent for defence used to fend off negative vigour. These are often used as tattoos or jewelry intends that can be worn for protection.

Represents : strong> the four elements.

Applied in rituals for : strong> protection.

Eye of Horus

The Eye of Horus is a representation from ancient Egyptian that is used for protection or to signify power and good health. The typify comes from Horus, a sky deity in ancient Egypt whose look was injured and then rebuilt, which is why the epitomize can be used for alteration, soothing and recovery. This typify can also be used be called a wedjat.

Represents : strong> the Egyptian idol Horus.

Utilized in rituals for : strong> shelter, healing.

Eye of Ra

The Eye of Ra is a type from archaic Egyptian that is also used only for armour. It’s an authoritative symbol that comes from the Egyptian sunshine deity Ra. This type can also be called the udjat.

Represents : strong> the Egyptian divinity Ra.

Worked in practices for : strong> protection.

All Seeing Eye

The all realizing attention is a epitomize of eventual protection from the goddess. It is an attention emerging from lights of sunlight. This epitomize is also called the eye of predestination, because it typifies the fortune of idol/ goddess protection and intervention.

Represents : strong> deity/ goddess.

Exerted in practices for : strong> protection.

Seax Wica

Seax Wica is one tradition of Wicca. The token of this tradition, likewise called the the Seax Wica, refers to the moon, the sunshine, and the eight Wiccan festivities( like Samhain, wintertime solstice, autumn equinox ).

Represents : strong> the moon, the sunbathe, the seasons, the Seax Wica tradition.

Exerted in rites for : strong> the Seax Wica tradition.

Horned God

The tusked god is one of two primary deities praised in countless Wicca traditions and exemplifies masculine intensity. It is represented by a roundabout exceeded with a horn. In rehearsal, this token is abused when practitioners want to connote masculine energy.

Represents : strong> masculine energy.

Employed in procedures for : strong> mentioning the horned god, fertility.

Thor’s Hammer

Also known as Mjolnir, Thor’s hammer is a Norse symbol associated with the Norse god Thor. Thor’s hammer is an extremely powerful weapon that is more powerful than lightning or thunder and could flatten a mountain range.

Represents : strong> a potent boundless weapon.

Consumed in procedures for : strong> shelter, power.

Triple Horn of Odin

The Triple Horn of Odin is another Norse symbol. Odin is the leader of all the Norse idols and the type is three of his imbibe cornets. The type is a celebratory one, evoking the image of the deity Odin toasting with his imbibing horns.

Represents : strong> service, fete, divine feminine.

Utilized in communions for : strong> celebrating, reaping on the divine feminine.

Triple Moon

The triple moon badge is created by three moons( two crescent, one full) standing side by side. Unsurprisingly, the typify is representing the moon and phases of the moon as well as the phases of womanhood( maiden, baby, crone ). This badge is also called the triple goddess.

Represents : strong> divine feminine, womanhood, the moon.

Used in customs for : strong> reaping down the moon.

Triple Spiral

A triple coiling represent( also called a triskele or triskelion) is made up of three spirals writhing outward and inward. It

Represents : strong> ground, sea, sky. It can also be used as a symbol for a country or lieu( the Isles of Man, Sicily ).

Exploited in procedures for : strong> reference to a specific place or to earthy, gust, and sky.

Yin Yang

This is a Chinese type representing dualities, dialectics, and symmetry. It epitomizes the interconnected and codependent mood of reality.

Represents : strong> daylight and pitch-dark, good and bad, duality, balance.

Use in practices for : strong> good luck, balance.

Triquetra

Triquetra entails “triangle” in Latin. This mark is used in the Christian tradition to refer to the holy trinity. In wicca, this edition of a Celtic knot is used to refer to the three realms: world, hurricane, and sky or imagination, mas, and soul.

Represents : strong> ground, jazz, sky, judgment, person, soul.

Employed in rites for : strong> any reference to three things you want to tie together.

Septogram

The septogram is known as a faery virtuoso. It has 7 times, which is a powerful quantity in magic.

Represents : strong> 7 chakras, 7 ingredients, 7 days of the week, heaven.

Utilized in procedures for : strong> shelter, harmony.

Hexagram

The hexagram is considered an evil badge because it has 6 qualities and 6 areas( referring to 666, the number of the demon ). It consists of two triangles meeting to model a star.

Represents : strong> the devil.

Exercised in customs for : strong> creating the devilish, dark occult.