Hexagrams with White Lily

Hexagrams (with white lily, fleur de lis) are engraved on a manhole in Freiburg , Germany. Photo was shot by Zako and all rights are reserved to him. The connection between the six-pointed star and the white lily is dominant in Uri Ofir's theory about the Jewish origin of the Star of David, but here we see a clear Christian connection.

Cross and Hexagrams

We see here a German cancel from 1965 carrying two hexagrams and a cross. Photo is courtesy of Hayim Shtayer. The cancel itself belongs to Hayim Shtayer's collection. 

Six Hexagrams and Twelve Zodiacal Signs

6 hexagrams and 12 zodiacal signs and glyphs appear on a mosaic ceiling at Greenwich Town Hall, London, England, right above the main door. It is not clear what these hexagrams are doing there and if the number six has a certain meaning. I can only guess that it has to do with the influence of alchemy. Anyhow it’s a splendid contribution to my new research about the hexagram and the Zodiac.

Picture is courtesy of a2d

Ashkelon Logo

Five Stars of David represent the five neighborhoods of Ashkelon

Ancient marble column represents the antiquities of Ashkelon

The cogwheel represents the industry of Ashkelon

The sea waves – its wonderful beaches

The film- its plan to become the Hollywood of Israel

Picture is courtesy of Dobush from Kfar Aza

The stamp was issued in 1969. 

A Bell with an Indian Hexagram

Hexagram engraved on a bell in a Temple at Ranakpur, Rajasthan, India

Picture taken recently by Oded Erez.

Copyrights: Oded Erez 2008

See all his Indian Hexagram pictures 

Star of David and Zodiac

Merréll O'Brian created these 12 hexagrams, each with a zodiac glyph, in order to illustrate the connection between the zodiac and the six-pointed star. This is also the subject of my research, no wonder I liked it so much.

See: The Council of Twelve

Copyrights: Merréll O'Brian 2008

Beatles 1964 Performance In Israel

What is the Star of David doing on a ticket to the 1964 cancelled Beatles Performance in Israel? Israel cancelled the performance because there were politicians who said they were afraid it would corrupt the innocent minds of the Israeli youth (but what they really wanted was to gain some votes for next elections).