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Black, awful night enveloped the earth. An ominous, red flame burned in the distance. I was approaching a fantastic figure which outlined itself before me as I came nearer to it. High above the earth appeared the repulsive red face of the Devil, with large, hairy ears, pointed beard and curved goats' horns. A pentagram, pointing downwards, shone in phosphoric light between the horns on his forehead. Two large, grey, bat-like wings were spread behind him. He held up one arm, spreading out his bare, fat hand. In the palm I saw the sign of black magic. A burning torch held down-end in his other hand emitted black, stifling smoke. He sat on a large, black cube, gripping it with the claws of his beast-like, shaggy legs.

black with Red Baphomet Pentagram of The Church of Satan

Red Baphomet Pentagram of The Church of Satan

As above, so below

"Quod est inferius est sicut quod est superius. Et quod est superius est sicut quod est inferius, ad perpetranda miracula rei unius." -- Hermes Trismegistus, the Emerald Tablet

I like my coffee like my magic: black, with a bit of cream and sugar.

Baphomet in a "boneglobe".

Baphomet rules!

Some say it was the Templars, others who were long before the cult of Baphomet took place. The fact is that, he is a figure that generates controversy even today.

Baphomet crushes the heads of his enemies with sheild and mace. Death Metal art demands blood. Using a symbol that give you strength does not mean that you are showing allegiance to a faith, cause or philosophy. In art using iconography can be very deceptive without proper knowledge of the artist. If a viewer chooses to only see the surface as it relates to an image than the viewer at their discretion can be said to be cheating themselves. How many times have you not paid attention to a song, and then someone or something told you what it means, or you heard a lyric differently and the song takes on a whole new meaning and appreciation?

White Pentacle wicca symbol for when you're feeling Witchy

Baphomet BW

Alaric Barca's Goatlord Double Guns

Baphomet's Sheild

My first ornate battle axe for the GoatLord

I have been using this image to promote my Death Metal Art for years now. The first thing I ever in Pen and Ink. The religious connotation goes overlooked much of the time.

Using a symbol that give you strength does not mean that you are showing allegiance to a faith, cause or philosophy. In art using iconography can be very deceptive without proper knowledge of the artist. If a viewer chooses to only see the surface as it relates to an image than the viewer, at their discretion, can be said to be cheating themselves. An adversary once named can be powerful but also can be controlled. Social presumptions due to previously held connotations can give rise to a revolution towards an idea if an artist is will to risk rejection and degradation until somehow this knew concept takes hold of the popular imagination. That is if the best case scenario occurs.

Alaric Barca's Goatlord

Goatlord carries a heavy cross weighed heavy with the crimes of his enemies

alaric barca's baphomet godslayer

Baphomet Left Hand Path

Alaric Barca's Baphomet Godslayer

Death Metal art with a spiked bat and the Baphomet Sheild. Goatlord rules!!!

Baphometal!

Baphometal!

Baphometal!

Baphometal!

"Do what thou wilt." - Aleister Crowley

Black Baphomet Goat Head over Red Pantagram

Sabbatic Goat

Baphometal!

Baphometal!

Baphometal!

Baphometal!

Baphometal!

Baphometal!