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Traditionally in ancient times, the act of [[Baptism]] was considered a sacrament of the moon and fertility goddess in which worshippers underwent an immersion into water ritual or would take part in washing rites of spiritual initiation. With the development of Christianity, it was said that John the Baptist used water baptism as the central sacrament which became a Christian rite of admission and adoption into the Church, usually with the use of water poured over the head, used for the purpose of ‘christening’. [[Baptism]] is generally considered to be a form of rebirth by water and the spirit, to give birth to a new spiritual creation within the body and to become stamped with the spiritual seal of the Church. | Traditionally in ancient times, the act of [[Baptism]] was considered a sacrament of the moon and fertility goddess in which worshippers underwent an immersion into water ritual or would take part in washing rites of spiritual initiation. With the development of Christianity, it was said that John the Baptist used water baptism as the central sacrament which became a Christian rite of admission and adoption into the Church, usually with the use of water poured over the head, used for the purpose of ‘christening’. [[Baptism]] is generally considered to be a form of rebirth by water and the spirit, to give birth to a new spiritual creation within the body and to become stamped with the spiritual seal of the Church. | ||
==The meaning of Baptism in Baphomet== | |||
The Greek translation of [[Baphomet]] breaks down into bafe (baptism) and metis (wisdom), referenced in the earliest Masonic source “Craft Symbolism in the Gnostic Mass”, which is understood in the context of a baptism by fire-water. This is similar to the belief that [[Lucifer]] is the light bringer in the [[Luciferian Doctrine]], and so [[Baphomet]] is also associated in occult ritual to bring to the ritualist astral light and birth the divine wisdom of the spirits to bring one’s personal desires into manifestation. For similar purposes, the Gnostic Mass was later adapted and inverted by [[Aleister Crowley|Crowley]] for conjuring sexual black magic via contacting the [[Baphomet Network]], laying the groundwork for [[Lunar Forces]] to feed off the black magic grids that are designed to support globally practiced [[Satanism]]. | |||
==Black Magic Baptism== | ==Black Magic Baptism== | ||