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100% this
Everyone else is heretics
You start at the top of the pentagram, because that's Spirit. You hit the other elements and end at Spirit.
I do it this way because it is the closest to how I was taught to write letters.
Now we're talking 👍
thanks sane person
Really?! 524135
…and does no one go counterclockwise? I would have guessed it was less common and biased towards lefties, but there most be someone, right?
…also, whoever did 13542 is fired.
Yeah I start at the 5, clockwise.
Same! It seems the obvious way to do it – starting with the one horizontal line.
I think this or the lefty version would produce the neatest stars.
52413 anyone?
You start with a straight line. It literally makes the most sense cause it decides the size of the star as well.
I like this method because it let's me angle the star however I want
This is the correct order. 5-to-2 sets the width of the star, which is important when writing multiple identical stars next to each other.
12345 gang rise up!
How in the world do you go from 5→ 4 and make a star
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352413, I mean, clearly.
13542?? Really??
The order is what is bothering you guys not that the Pentagons sides aren't equal length and the triangle leans right?
ummmm....
I go 524135
13524 (1)
I think the op medium- level comment is just a typo of this, otherwise wtf is 13542?
And I'm shocked I'm the first one to say this, surely this is by far the most common way?
24135 would result in an incomplete star...
Wow, I was the ABCDEA2B3C4D5E1A-Guy until now
You should probably see a doctor
I'm 25314. It's just easiest to start with a perfectly horizontal line
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<polygon points="50,5 61,35 95,35 67,57 78,90 50,70 22,90 33,57 5,35 39,35"/>
</svg>
I thought this was a bolt tightening pattern and wondered why anyone cared where they started.
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Doesn't it depend on the ritual?
The corner in which you're starting and ending should have a meaning and should set the subconscious for the ritual as symbol.
At least that's the idea, as far as I've understood it