The GGG logo has changed over the years.

The symbol the community originally used since 1908 was the swastika which was, for example, used in the header of the magazine "Der Volkserzieher". Also our sister community, the "Deutschgläubige Gemeinschaft" used this sign, even Guido von List used the swastika as a sign of his heathenism. During the "third Reich" the GGG was no longer allowed to use this sign by the nazi's, so it was substituted by the closed sun. From about 1911/12 the Thorshammer was placed in front of the swastika/sun. The hammer is also the sanctifying symbol of the "Weihwarte" (old word for the GGG priests) and stands for "the act/the deed". The swastica is also another symbol for the hammer (Hamarsmark), but was also seen as a symbol for the sun. Therefore it symbolizes "the light". The symbol expresses: Through your own deed towards the light. These are sacred symbols of the Gods Donar/þórr (Hammer) and Phol/Baldur (Sun).