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The Magic of Symbols: An introduction to symbology throughout time

The Magic of Symbols: An introduction to symbology throughout time

Dietrich, Hans

Paperback

Symbolism

ISBN13: 9798993637822
Publisher: Hans Dietrich Publications
Published: Dec 7 2025
Pages: 152
Weight: 0.47
Height: 0.33 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
This book serves as a comprehensive introduction to symbology across different eras. Renowned author and graphic designer, Hans Dietrich, delves into the realm of ancient, historical, occult, and esoteric symbols that continue to influence contemporary culture through various mediums such as objects, concepts, imagery, iconography, and corporate logos. From exploring Saturnian and Sirius symbology to unraveling the intricacies of religious and mystery school symbolism embedded within global cultures, Hans intricately compares symbols found around the world. Designed as a reference book, its primary goal is to enlighten readers about the covert symbols woven into our daily lives and to shed light on their meanings or potential interpretations. Through his deep understanding and interpretation of symbols, Hans elucidates their elemental and alchemical origins, delves into color theory, and explores gematria and numerological significance, offering readers a unique journey into the world of symbols. Join Hans as he delves into the essence and significance of symbols, uncovering their occult and contemporary practices, including the casting of spells and the creation of binding sigils subtly embedded within logos and icons, often overlooked by those not privy to their meanings. This book serves as a catalyst to initiate conversations about these symbols, hoping to encourage a broader awareness and understanding among readers.

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