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The Pleiades

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The hexagram, also known as the Star of David, is believed to represent the Pleiades in Turkish mythology. In some communities, a year is divided into two seasons based on the visibility and invisibility of the Pleiades star. According to these beliefs, Pleiades is not visible from May 6th until November. According to the position of the Pleiades (Ülker) constellation, shamans celebrate the New Year. May 6th is celebrated as Spring Day or Hıdırellez, representing the awakening of nature. Those who believe that the fertility and prosperity of Spring arrive on May 6th are the bearers and practitioners of this tradition. Various rituals are practiced during the celebration of Hıdrellez without discrimination based on age, gender, or social status. This symbol is known as an amulet or talisman, or as a symbol or character in medieval magic, Renaissance magic, occultism, and alchemy. In a religious context, the Seal of Solomon is believed to have given Solomon the power to command the supernatural. The hexagram can be found in the ruins of almost every civilization. In modern times, it is mostly recognized as the Israeli flag or Jewish symbol. Jewish people, as we know them today, are believed to be descendants of the Khazar Turks.

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hexagram

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hexagon

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shamanism

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