The Symbol of the Dog God's Religion

Symbols have historically been a way of carrying ideas and information between peoples who did not share a language. They then became indispensable...

by The Prophet — 2026-01-15

Symbols have historically been a way of carrying ideas and information between peoples who did not share a language.

They then became indispensable for messages that had to get around the powers of the day, the Church among them.

The passing on of knowledge has always been obstructed, because it carries culture with it, open-mindedness, and a reduced willingness to swallow the nonsense of kings and of anyone else.

So the scaffolding built around us also contains the “spontaneous” chain symbol - occult - devil - evil. It is simply one of the endless ways of conditioning our thinking.

In earlier times you would have needed a symbol to say “And yet it moves, Dog God”, given the way the wind was blowing.

The black of the symbol should, in the same way, summon another “spontaneous” chain from our imagination: black - dark - occult - wicked.

The Great Prophet says: “Better a real darkness than a false light that casts false shadows” (any reference to Plato's cave is entirely deliberate).

Anubism has its symbol too, containing 3 fundamental signs:

The winged circle, an ancient Egyptian symbol, later taken up by numerous philosophical and esoteric currents. In Anubism it stands for the search for knowledge and truth. The circle stands for the sun, which stands for the search for knowledge, for truth.

Anubism takes the winged solar disc of ancient Egypt and reinterprets it.

The Sun still stands for the light of knowledge, while the wings no longer symbolise royal power but the capacity, in the Nietzschean sense, to rise high enough to observe reality from a higher and freer position.

The A of Anubis, the Dog God, and also of anarchy, which unlike the symbol of certain anarchist currents cuts the circle decisively, to mark the difference between divine anarchanubism and other anarchist currents;

All of it naturally contains the symbol of Anubis: a dog with long ears.

To represent Anubis we could also use hieroglyphs:

...but since we cannot circulate the true symbol freely, we also have an occult one:

As for chats, the occult symbols of the Divine Trinity are these:

Should you wish to inspire Anubistic worship in your neighbour, simply ask him: “Is that God's dog, or the Dog God's dog?”

There are also Anubistic stickers you can download from our site, anubismo.it.