Star of David - Solomon's Seal

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THE STAR OF DAVID

The Star of David
Solomon's Seal
Astronomy and Pythagorean Mathematics

The Star of David, a six-sided star or hexagram
is known among Hebrews today as Mogen David
(perhaps similar is Latvian Mi(r)dzina Tauta = the (star) folk sparkles)
It was also called Solomon's Seal
and consisted of two interlaced triangles.

The Star of David is appropriately called a "STAR"
and - in our "very speculative" view -
it represents a double-triangulation which "maps"
the position of the major stars of the heavens
with the major axis along the Milky Way
from Sirius to Aquila.

As such, the Star of David was originally
the secret symbol of the stargazing priests,
later adopted by the Israelite Kings David and Solomon
and subsequently by the Hebrew people as a whole.

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