As you know, I publish an article on the American Conservative on the symbolism of Little Nas X and One Division, and also just basically understanding the satanic trope and the witchcraft trope that we find in our culture.

In the original video that I had recorded that was deleted, I had also talked about the upside-down pentagram.

But in writing up the article,

in doing the article form, I just couldn't find room for the upside down pentagram stuff.

And so I thought that maybe I could use this. I will just give you a slight, a basic idea

of why the upside down pentagram is used as a satanic symbol. And this might also be kind of a counterbalance

to the other video I did where I tried to debunk the notion that geometric shapes have inherent

meaning in the sense of inherent moral meaning. And this maybe will be a way for people to understand

that, yes, I do believe that certain images are used in terms of satanic

imagery or occult imagery, and that these are done coherently, that it's not arbitrary why certain

images are used. So get ready. So we're going to talk about the upside down pentagram.

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The So in order to understand the upside-down pentagram, we must at first understand the pentagram.

A pentagram is, we call it a star.

I mean, the fact that we think that this is a star is, let's say,

is a very abstract vision of what you actually see in the heavens. The fact that we have

these points instead of a Pentagon, for example, which also has five points, has to do with

the idea of a, let's say, coming into very precise manifestation. So something that goes into a point,

right? It's like all this potential, kind of like a mountain, you could say. So you can imagine

kind of like a mountain at this point that goes into a condensation or a concentration of

something. That is what these shapes that have points can help can mean.

And so when you have many of them, they mean many points.

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