Seven stars shine through scripture, star lore and channeled texts, sometimes as the Pleiades, sometimes as the Big Dipper.
These are the pages where the seven stars come up.
The best known seven stars are in the first vision of Revelation:
And he had in his right hand seven stars: and out of his mouth went a sharp twoedged sword: and his countenance was as the sun shineth in his strength.
the traditional reading sees the glorified Christ among the seven churches, while the esoteric readings take the seven stars in his hand as the Pleiades.
the Zoroastrian Haptōring are the seven stars of the Big Dipper, the Seven Chiefs or Seven Judges who guard the cosmic order.
In The Book of Saphah from Oahspe an oath is sworn by the seven stars, the sun and the moon, and seven priests stand for the seven stars in the rite.
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The seven stars that you see in the sky now are new stars.
"In his right hand he held seven stars, and coming out of his mouth was a sharp, double-edged sword.
Seven stars (the Pleiades) accompany him.
The seven stars in the hand may evoke the Pleiades constellation.
The seven stars link directly to the Pleiades cluster.
In Taoism, a seven-lamp oil lamp represents the seven stars of the Northern Dipper (Big Dipper).
Haptōring refers to the seven stars of the Big Dipper (part of Ursa Major), known as the "Seven Chiefs" or "Seven Judges." These stars are seen as guardians of the cosmic order.
By the seven stars and by the sun which is in the midst of the firmament and is the glory thereof, and by the moon, have I spoken.
(Seven priests, representatives of the seven stars, now pass in front of the East, but face south and salute upward with the twelve preceding signs.)
Next to him come the du'ji, seven young girls, representing the seven stars, bearing the symbols of Industry and Peace, and they form around about the I.
Most ancient cultures claim seven stars.
We only see seven stars in the Pleiadian system.
Zoroastrian Cosmology: Haptōring refers to the seven stars of the Big Dipper (part of Ursa Major), known as the "Seven Chiefs" or "Seven Judges."
The actual meaning of the seven stars is that they were previously planet > and represent our seven colonies built on the moon.
Among them is a group of seven stars, usually read as the Pleiades.