What does a six-pointed star necklace mean?

Six-pointed star originated from Tantric Sect, an ancient Hindu Sect. This Sect pursues vulva worship or female-centered worship, and it inherits the Uradian Sect (worship of "holy prostitutes") composed of a female believer. Its main idol is Lingam-Yoni. The male root is the symbol of Shiva, and the female yin is Kalima. The original meaning is "the mother of black", which is called Shaktikkali in tantric school and is also considered as Shiva's wife), indicating the unity of male principle and female principle. The basic teachings of the tantric school think that women store more "abilities" than men, so they advocate maithuna (that is, men don't leak body fluids during sexual intercourse) and superstition that women's body fluids can be stored in the spine, and then the chakras are opened and promoted to the so-called "flower of knowing god and benefiting". This "cosmic ability" stored in female body fluids includes "strength, ability, talent, courage, kingship (fertility), creativity, language ability" and so on.

Tantric believes that the triangle with the downward tip in the shape of a six-pointed star is the symbol of Kalima's "vulva". In addition to the inverted triangle, it also shows fish, pointed oval, horseshoe and egg shape. Therefore, this inverted triangle is called "the image of the vulva", that is, "Yangtra", in which "Yangtra" is a meditation image considered by the tantric school, which is suitable for the eyes and "the image suitable for the ears"-"mantra-spell" (symbolized as the lotus with eight leaves), which is both external and internal. The inverted triangle represents the source of all things-the mother of the universe, a container filled with mother liquor (power) of the universe. Yoni and China have the same origin of Yin. In China mythology, the symbol of vulva is peach, and the sunken part of peach fruit is considered as the symbol of vulva.