Throughout the history of Western occultism, the name of the mysterious Baphomet is often invoked.
Although it became commonly know name in the twentieth century, mentions of Baphomet can be found in documents dating from as early as the 11th century.
Today, the symbol is associated with anything relating to occultism, ritual magic, witchcraft, Satanism and esoterica.
Baphomet often pops up in popular culture to identify anything occult.
The Pachamama demon figure: Icon of the “new” Post-Christian papacy
of Jorge Bergoglio and Associates
Definition of the word, cockamamie, courtesy of Dictionary.com:
Adjective Slang.
ridiculous, pointless, or nonsensical:
full of wild schemes and cockamamie ideas.
WORDS RELATED TO COCKAMAMIE
insane, crazy, stupid, incoherent, unreasonable, preposterous, unsound, wrong, ridiculous, absurd, unwise, foolish, aberrant, unimaginable, incredible, astonishing, improbable, outlandish, implausible, impossible
Pic: Jorge Bergoglio’s (a.k.a. Pope Francis)
favorite Pachamama demon figure,
photoshopped into already demonic looking,
real life Vatican Hall, for dramatic effect.)
Throughout the history of Western occultism, the name of the mysterious Baphomet is often invoked. Although it became commonly know name in the twentieth century, mentions of Baphomet can be found in documents dating from as early as the 11th century. Today, the symbol is associated with anything relating to occultism, ritual magic, witchcraft, Satanism and esoterica. Baphomet often pops up in popular culture to identify anything occult.
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