Baphomet is actually a french corruption of the name Mahomet (Mohammed)
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Everyone thinks they have it all figured out. "The Devil," "Satan," "Lucifer," "Baphment," "Yahweh," ...
I've been digging on this for a long time. Everything has been obfuscated by the Cabal. So much controlled opposition. So many conflicts of interest. Everything has direct ties to the Babylonian exiles (first Diaspora) who were the Elite Jews from the Priest class. The exact same people who wrote the Old Testament. The exact same people who directed the (mis)translations we read today. The exact same people who brought Babylonian Money Magic and Law Magic to the present day world. The exact same people who left out numerous books of former canon in the OT, and numerous books on the teachings of Jesus.
If you believe you know who any of these entities are, I suggest you most likely have no fucking clue. (I certainly don't, but I've found a whole lot of evidence that suggests they aren't who I used to think they were.)
For about 3000 years the Priest class of Jews has been writing the narrative for everyone. All sides of all wars and all conflicts have been run by the same entity. The Truth is whatever it is, but it is hidden deep.
As far as I'm concerned, NOTHING is what it seems. Let go of your "truth" and start digging. We really need to figure this shit out.
Not true. That is not what I was saying. The clues are all over, but the obfuscation is so great, it takes the Gestalt of Many Minds, investigating in earnest, to try to figure it out from what's available. I think we have enough. We just need to learn how to look and let go of what we've been taught.
I will admit however, that learning ancient languages does help quite a bit. I've been dabbling in ancient Hebrew, occult symbolic language, and Egyptian a little bit. Mostly I've been listening to and/or reading other people's interpretation of different writings (or hieroglyphs as the case may be). But it's fascinating how much change is made when someone gives you the literal interpretation of words or phrases and then you look at it in the English translations we have (speaking about Hebrew specifically here, since there are native speakers of that language alive today).
So much fuckery in our translations. A subtle misstep from Aramaic to Latin, another slight change from Latin to English. Another little change from old English to 20th century English. All of the sudden it's a completely different book.
An important path, but not the only one.