The hidden worship of Saturn is everywhere—most just don’t see it. Jordan Maxwell reveals the deep-rooted connection between Saturn and the symbols embedded in our society Throughout history, Saturn has been the god of boundaries, law, and time. Just how much the worship of Saturn is woven into our society? Understanding these hidden symbols is the key to decoding the world around us. The influence of Saturn is deeply woven into our society, guiding systems of power in ways most never question.

Ancient Saturn worship, particularly in some interpretations, is often associated with themes of sacrifice, restriction, and harshness. In Roman mythology, Saturn was revered as the god of time, agriculture, and renewal, but his rule was also marked by strict and sometimes cruel measures. Some myths depict Saturn as a figure who devoured his own children to prevent them from overthrowing him, symbolizing the destructive nature of time and the inevitable decay that comes with it. The worship of S

Saturn has held significant symbolic meaning across various cultures and religions throughout history. In Roman mythology, Saturn was the god of time and harvest, often associated with the cyclical nature of life, death, and rebirth. The planet Saturn has also been linked to the concept of the "Black Sun," a symbol found in several esoteric traditions, which represents a hidden or inner light—an idea often associated with transformation and occult knowledge. Additionally, Saturn is connected to