Comments on: Hex Signs

By: Conspiracy Fiction / The Amish - Atlantis Connection

Conspiracy Fiction / The Amish - Atlantis Connection — Thu, 15 Jun 2006 01:07:34 +0000

[...] So eventually the Amish ended up in America, aided by Freemasonic and Templar allies who also had some members among them of the ancient noble Atlantean bloodlines. What you don’t know probably though is that the Amish - throughout all these millenia - have maintained their ancient wisdom from the ante-deluvian days before the Atlantean Diaspora. It exists today in a secret set of magical techniques and esoteric teachings known as Pow Wow (see also this resource), of which Hex Signs are the most familiar example to most people nowadays (hex signs are actually derived from ancient Atantean magical mandalas). [...]

By: hebrides

hebrides — Tue, 16 Aug 2005 15:26:57 +0000

You should check out cat yronwode’s website: http://www.luckymojo.com/hoodoo.html

She’s very much into traditional African-American hoodoo and rootwork, but there is a good amount of dovetailing with the folk magic of the Pennsylvania Dutch, which has had an influence on hoodoo. She also sells copies of some rare folk magic books and those found traditionally at hoodoo shops, including the Long Lost Friend (she has a great article about the history of the booklet) and the 6th through 9th books of Moses. Judging from her website she’s had one really interesting life and she would be a great candidate for one of your online interviews.

By: Rev max

Rev max — Tue, 16 Aug 2005 02:21:17 +0000

We have a very similar hex sign to one you posted here on the front door of our house - first thing we hung up…

To me they are also reminsicent of some of the repetitive geometric patterns in tantrik hinduism - the yantras