In 1992, Mitch Monson was working at Paisley Park, Prince’s recording compound in Chanhassen, Minnesota.

Prince’s new album still didn’t have a name, but the videos included “7,”“SexyMF,” and “My Name is Prince.”

One day Prince’s head producer approached Monson and Lizz Luce to say Prince needed a symbol.

She didn’t say why—Monson and Luce assumed it would decorate an album cover—but said he wanted the icon to fuse the astrologically inspired Mars-male and Venus-female symbols, and he wanted it soon.

“We just took off right away,” Monson says. The two designers toiled away until morning, sketching ideas until Prince came in and quickly selected the design now inextricably linked with his identity.

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Look closely at the icon, because there’s a lot happening. Most obviously, it merges ancient symbols for man and woman, creating a new, sexual, gender fluid one.

At the time, Prince hoped to launch the careers of two of his dancers: Tara Leigh Patrick, who went on to become Carmen Electra, and Mayte, who went on to become his wife.

As a result of working with them, “he really wanted to see this feminine quality to [the symbol], and have this mix of male and female,” Monson says. “He saw those elements being important, and being integrated.”

Look again and you’ll notice the Love Symbol is a hair off balance. The scroll isn’t perfectly circular, and the right side of the cross bar is gently misshapen.

Prince chose this imbalance deliberately. “I get grief for it all the time from people who are like, ‘Can’t you just clean up that logo,’ ” Monson says. “But it was supposed to be that way; he didn’t want it to be perfect.”

Like a human body, it’s asymmetrical, imperfect.  Lastly, the symbol also evokes a cross (with a Devil’s tail pointing down HN emphasis).

It’s impossible to know the depths of Prince’s intentions, but the Love Symbol swiftly harmonizes ideas often in conflict—man vs. woman, sex vs. religion. 

(This is the plausible cover story with a grain of truth. HN)

From the beginning, Prince had a roadmap for the symbol, most of which Monson learned only after creating it. 

(What was he psychic?  I THINK NOT!)

I asked Monson what he thought might become of this symbol now that Prince is gone. Monson thinks it may have a life of his own. “He was about approaching things differently and not discriminating.

He was making this unified statement that everybody should be accepted,” Monson says. “I think the symbol is going to start taking on more of that than it did before.”

Put that way, it’s easy to imagine the Love Symbol joining the canon of iconic symbols—like the peace sign, the heart, or the all-seeing eye—that have helped more than one generation speak up for itself.

(How about that for right in your face.  Yes, the iconic all seeing eye indeed.)

Now that you know the published backstory it is time to delve deeper to learn the hidden meaning and Masonic significance of Prince’s “Love Symbol”.

First off, the male/female aspect in this account of the origins of Prince’s “Love Symbol” appear to be the main explanation, along with a addressing the continuous controversy over sex and religion.

Which should really be addressed as morality vs. immorality.

Neitschze-esque secular humanism has poisoned the world in the century of the self.  Yes.  The explanation of Prince’s symbol as the basic male/female representation is accurate, but there is much more to it.

Despite what has been recorded as the meaning behind Prince’s LOVE SYMBOL, the truth is the symbol  is a stealthy indication of allegiance to the Order.

Prince’s symbol is laced with Freemasonic and Satanic imagery. The Egyptian Ankh, the lion’s tail, the regenerative force and a Christian cross with a devil’s tail aiming down amplify this point.

First let’s look at the Masonic significance of the Egyptian Ankh:

Ankh (Crux ansata, Key of Life, Key of the Nile)

The ankh is an ancient Egyptian symbol of life.

It is also known as an Ansata  cross, a visual representation of a sandal strap.

The horizontal and vertical bars of the cross represent the feminine and masculine energy, respectively.

This combination of male and female symbols (the cross and circle) in the ankh suggest fertility and creative power, like the phallus represented by the Egyptian obelisks.   The top loop also symbolizes the sun on the horizon, and suggests reincarnation and rebirth.

The ankh appears frequently in Egyptian writings about rebirth, and this symbolism was adopted by Coptic Christians, especially gnostic sects, to symbolize the resurrection of Christ and the heavenly marriage. The ankh was an earlier form of the cross than the better known “Latin” cross.

Gnostic Ankh, from the Gospel of Judas

The Ankh also has meaning in Luciferianism, ritual magick and in Wiccan/Neo-pagan traditions, as a symbol of immortality and completion.

Ankh with djed pillar	Christian-style ankh from Alexandria

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Now let’s look at the lion’s tail.

Above you will notice the zodiac represented as a tail-eating snake (Ouroboros), which symbolizes the eternity of time and the boundary of the universe.

Below it is  the double lion Routi which represents (‘Yesterday and Tomorrow’), and resurrection, supporting the newborn Sun God, who is worshipped by the illumined ones of the Mystery Schools and other pagan faiths.

Notice the zodiac is represented as a tail-eating snake (Ouroboros), which symbolizes the eternity of time and the boundary of the universe.

The touching tails of the lion represent the snake. The snake of course represents knowledge and wisdom and is the symbol of the oldest secret society known as the Brotherhood of the Snake, and is also known as the Brotherhood of the Dragon.

Together, they and all the many hundreds and thousands of secret societies across the world are the harmonic components that sustain the goals and objectives and protect the secret knowledge of the ages to this day.   It is they who perform the great work in concert and collusion as they build their ideal Utopian world.

A new way.   A new order.

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Finally, let’s look at the Cross.  It is a Christian cross.  But the base of the cross is in the shape of a devil’s tail, or a down arrow, both of which have symbolic Luciferian significance.

How the wired.com article ignored the obvious significance of the Devil’s tail amplifies how little these journalists know, or how little they are allowed to print.

With all these recent deaths of big name celebrities and entertainers lately, one has to wonder could it all be just a coincidence? Well, if you take a close look at history you will soon learn, there are no coincidences, but we’ll explore that in another article.

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