Fashion Styles with spiritual meaning that do not involve God
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In our quest to stand out, we ought to be careful to know what spirits we are representing or invoking. Its ok not to want to look all churchy but are you okay with looking all witchy.
The Moon
This one is pretty obvious, and beautiful too. The moon has always been linked to the divine side of femininity. It’s also widely used as a symbol in pagan religions and witchcraft. The moon represents the cycles in a woman’s life, our psychic side, transition, balance, progression, intuition.
those religions get offended by the misuse of their symbols? Is it respectful to wear symbols borrowed from other cultures and spiritual movements? Many people don’t feel comfortable in wearing symbols, as they might not exactly know what they mean and to what culture they refer. We have already talked about occult symbols, you can read about it in this post about symbolism in tattoos.
The most important thing when wearing symbols is to get them right. You must know what they mean, or at least your designer must. Random symbols printed one next to each other won’t do it. Random quotes next to random symbols can be even worse. Do your research and try not to wear something you don’t know the meaning of. For this purpose, here’s a list of symbols that represent things that do not glorify Jesus
Tarots. Tarots are the most popular Western divination system. If you use tarots as symbols on your clothes, you won’t offend anyone. That’s for sure. It’s not a religious symbol nor a spiritual symbol. Tarot cards are also cool because a pack can go up to 78 cards. Plenty to choose from, isn’t it? Cats. Black cats are the most esoteric animals in the world. They are witches animals, right? You shouldn't wear wolves, or owls. As long as it’s a night animal, it has a creepy attitude to it. But black cats win hands down. Occult Fashion Trend Occult Fashion Trend Occult Fashion Trend Ouija T-Shirt – Occult Bird Leggings – Bone Pentagram Armor Dress
Crosses. We know that the cross is a religious symbol. The cross is actually a pagan symbol, and it comes from the wheel of the year. It has been part of so many cultures and religions, from ancient to modern ones, so you can be more careful.
Moon. The moon is connected to all female Goddesses, therefore pagan cults and witchcraft. Wicca is particularly linked to the moon phases. However you decide to use moons, expect demonic influence.
Ouija Board. Totally unrelated to religions and cults, you can wear as many ouija boards as you like. Another common symbol related to séance boards is the planchette. It’s the small thing used to point letters on the board, it’s very similar to a guitar pick.
Animal Skulls. Instead of wearing creepy taxidermy accessories or jewels, you could just wear animals skulls printed on your clothes. Bird skulls are very common, especially for silver jewelry. Goat skulls cout too “Satanic” in our opinion, so are buffalo skulls.
Eyes. The “All seeing eye of God” has been a recurring symbol since ancient times. Egyptians used it in the form of the Horus Eye. Illuminati used it in a triangle shape.
In our quest to stand out, we ought to be careful to know what spirits we are representing or invoking. Its ok not to want to look all churchy but are you okay with looking all witchy.
The Moon
This one is pretty obvious, and beautiful too. The moon has always been linked to the divine side of femininity. It’s also widely used as a symbol in pagan religions and witchcraft. The moon represents the cycles in a woman’s life, our psychic side, transition, balance, progression, intuition.
those religions get offended by the misuse of their symbols? Is it respectful to wear symbols borrowed from other cultures and spiritual movements? Many people don’t feel comfortable in wearing symbols, as they might not exactly know what they mean and to what culture they refer. We have already talked about occult symbols, you can read about it in this post about symbolism in tattoos.
SYMBOLS IN OCCULT FASHION
The most important thing when wearing symbols is to get them right. You must know what they mean, or at least your designer must. Random symbols printed one next to each other won’t do it. Random quotes next to random symbols can be even worse. Do your research and try not to wear something you don’t know the meaning of. For this purpose, here’s a list of symbols that represent things that do not glorify Jesus
Tarots. Tarots are the most popular Western divination system. If you use tarots as symbols on your clothes, you won’t offend anyone. That’s for sure. It’s not a religious symbol nor a spiritual symbol. Tarot cards are also cool because a pack can go up to 78 cards. Plenty to choose from, isn’t it? Cats. Black cats are the most esoteric animals in the world. They are witches animals, right? You shouldn't wear wolves, or owls. As long as it’s a night animal, it has a creepy attitude to it. But black cats win hands down. Occult Fashion Trend Occult Fashion Trend Occult Fashion Trend Ouija T-Shirt – Occult Bird Leggings – Bone Pentagram Armor Dress
Crosses. We know that the cross is a religious symbol. The cross is actually a pagan symbol, and it comes from the wheel of the year. It has been part of so many cultures and religions, from ancient to modern ones, so you can be more careful.
Moon. The moon is connected to all female Goddesses, therefore pagan cults and witchcraft. Wicca is particularly linked to the moon phases. However you decide to use moons, expect demonic influence.
Ouija Board. Totally unrelated to religions and cults, you can wear as many ouija boards as you like. Another common symbol related to séance boards is the planchette. It’s the small thing used to point letters on the board, it’s very similar to a guitar pick.
Animal Skulls. Instead of wearing creepy taxidermy accessories or jewels, you could just wear animals skulls printed on your clothes. Bird skulls are very common, especially for silver jewelry. Goat skulls cout too “Satanic” in our opinion, so are buffalo skulls.
Eyes. The “All seeing eye of God” has been a recurring symbol since ancient times. Egyptians used it in the form of the Horus Eye. Illuminati used it in a triangle shape.
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