Six-Pointed Star: Its Origin and Usage

by O.J. Graham

This book is a concise history of the origin and usage of the six-pointed star or hexagram, and is fully documented.

Genres: Occult, Judaism

130 pages, Spiral-bound

First published January 1, 1984

Reviews

[J. Richards · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is such an amazing book that makes the connection between the ancient world and what is happening today that it took me a long time to read as I had to check all the references myself. It is astounding that there is not much information about this symbol and its mysterious--and dangerous link to mankind--past, present, and future. WOW.

[NS · Rating 5 out of 5]

Though this book is only 112 pages this took over a week to read. This is very very dense and extremely sourced and cited throughout. This feels like someone thesis doctorial work. I thought I knew a lot of this information but I ended up finding so many new topics to research or learned about things I was fully ignorant to previously.

The book tries to teach Christians and the Jewish community alike that the six pointed star has hijacked the kiddich cup or the menorah iconography which would be more appropriate. The 6 pointed star is an occupy symbol and was the star of Solomon who was a demon & 'other diety' worshipper. The six pointed star is used in witchcraft, wicca and goes back to other demonology forms as the 6 pointed star is a 666 the sign of the beast.

Don't believe me, look up any Aleister Crowley books, look up books on Church of Satan, or wicca. The star of Solomon is all over them. It has no rooting in true Judiasm. It's a sign that like Christianity, Judaism has been hijacked by Zionists. I feel we are seeing this playing out on the world stage in real time now I'm 2026. Crazy.

Very glad I read this.

[Oakley C. · Rating 1 out of 5]

Horribly written, low-information, fundamentalist screed.