Religious Iconography

Mother and Child worship under many different names. All styled after the original

The Moon Crest. A dual symbol for sun and moon worship, representing tammuz being reborn.
The Fish God represented Nimrod being reborn in the waters of the deep. The waters represented the womb.
The Sun face. When Nimrod died, his spirit became the Sun and was reincarnated as the son of Semmirimus.
The Sun Wheel was the common symbol for the sun, which evolved from 4 pointed depiction of the sun.
The Crooked Crosier. Shaped like a ser pant, the staff was referred to as divining staff representing a serpent.
The Serpent was referred to as the "Life Giving" serpent,the "Divining Serpent," and carried souls to the next life.
Prayer beads have always had the same use in every religion, as a tool for counting prayers or chants.
The two fingered hand signal representing the sign of the trident was used to bless followers.
The Globe represented the universe and was often placed in the hands of the god representing their control.
The Pine Cone, generally placed on the staff wielded by a god, is a symbol of fertility or the power of regeneration
The Trident usually had curvy and straight lines. curvy represented female and straight represented male.
The All Seeing Eye, most famous for its use on the American 1 Dollar bill, is a symbol for Lucifer in secret societies.
Other various symbols such as Keys, fleurs, Ankhs, crowns and astrological symbols shared by world religions throughout time.
Other various similarities in world religions such as Deities, Titles, Saints, Nuns, Friars,food and Rituals.
A look at the origin of traditional holidays we celebrate today, and the history behind their true meanings.
Star Wars! Discover the amazing parallel between the history of Nimrod and the story line of Star Wars.

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