Law enforcement agencies often wear the five-pointed star as a symbol of authority and service. The star represents various values, including integrity, honor, and protection. Historically, it has been associated with law enforcement and military organizations, denoting a commitment to uphold the law and serve the community. The five points can also symbolize the five core principles of law enforcement: justice, integrity, service, respect, and courage.
A yellow six-pointed star.
It was a six-pointed Star of David, about the size of a human palm, and yellow in color. And it was not worn on the arm, it was worn on the left breast of the outer garment. During the Holocaust Jews were required to wear yellow star of david's on the chest and back of their clothing.
spirit is the 5th element
Our religion does not permit us to wear a cross. No ornament is required, but if a Jew does wear an ornament it will most likely be a six-pointed Star of David.
It is the Jewish star of king david. The German Nazis mocked the Jews by having them wear the star of david during the concentration camps as an id. If they felt like it they would kill you w/o warning. Look up the star of david for more info
clothes, I hope. If you are in a five star hotel you can wear whatever you want. any decent clothes will do.
They did not wear the star in the camps. The concentration camps had a system of badges to signify which type of prisoner they were. Criminals would wear a green triangle and Jews would also wear a yellow triangle when one was inverted and placed over the other it looked like a six-pointed star and in the black and white photographs this looks like a yellow star of David.
It was a six pointed star, often called the Star of David,* in the Nazi period it was required to be yellow in color.Note* The term Star of David is more commonly applied to a different symbol, of which you may see a version on the Israeli flag, a six-pointed star consisting to two overlapping triangle outlines. The yellow star that Jews under the NAZI regime were compelled to wear on their clothes was a filled-in yellow six-pointed star quite different from the magen David.
pointed ones
Pointed.
It is either a Pentagram (something demonic) or might be the Pentagon, the Five Sided HQ of the Defense Department, you now the place they wear hats indoors all the time, and well I won"t repeat Red Skelton's argument. Hey, Make Love, not War!
A pentacle is a five-pointed upright star with a circle around it, whereas the pentagram is a five-pointed upright star without the circle. From an occult perspective, pentacles are representative of "white" magic and "good." It also represents man's intellect and reason. Often times pentacles are used as talisman-inanimate objects laced with psychic powers. Pentacles also represent the "feminine element Earth." Following this "Earth" line of thinking, one particular advocate of witchcraft equated the up-right star with the "ability of bringing Spirit to Earth," stating that it is "what makes us whole." On Pentagrams; Eliphas Levi, one of the most influential magicians of the 1800's, wrote in his massive volume on transcendental magic, "The Pentagram signifies the domination of the mind over the elements, and the demons of air, the spirits of fire, the phantoms of water and ghosts of earth are enchained by this sign. Equipped therewith, and suitably disposed, you may behold the infinite through the medium of that faculty which is like the soul's eye, and you will be ministered unto by legions of angels and hosts of fiends." He is right.