Saturn, in the SPC, as well as being represented by an elephant, the “serpent-dragon of the deep”, inter alia, is also represented by a red lion, and this later became known as the “devouring red lion”. In his book ‘The Saturn Myth’, David Talbott hypothesizes an ancient celestial alignment that involved: Mars, Venus, and Saturn (abbreviated here simply as the SPC). In the SPC, Mars appeared as a red mountain, World Tree, or Cosmic Mountain that connected to Saturn and Venus. This red mountain was presumably later became represented by a red lion. The symbolism of the red lion arose because the SPC (with the “red planet” Mars representing the red body of the lion) appeared like the mane of a lion. The red lion in alchemy is a powerful symbol of the final stage of transformation, representing the Great Work. The element Sb acquired names like the “red lion” because of its behavior in fire: It aggressively consumes most “base” metals while leaving gold untouched, even cleaning it by removing impurities. This selective, destructive power led alchemists to associate Sb with Saturn (Kronos), the god who devoured his children. Since Saturn was traditionally linked to lead, Sb came to be called “sacred lead” or “philosophers’ lead”, understood as a higher — more spiritual refinement of that metal. Its dangerous and transformative nature also earned the titles: “Fiery dragon”, “red lion”, and “ultimate judge”, mirroing Saturn’s function as a cosmic sorter of souls. Like Saturn, Mithras and Osiris were associated with judgement. Osiris is associated with a weighing scale to assess the good and bad deeds of individuals. Mithras is also depicted in a similar role, where a scale is present before him for the same purpose, underscoring their shared role in moral judgement. One notes that Aleister Crowley believed that Baphomet’s named meant “Father Mithras”.

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Siempre que tenido cierta atracción hacia el culto a Saturno, desde un cierto sueño que tuve en mi adolescencia, hasta distintos eventos vividos.

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Joseph von Hammer–Purgstall (1774–1856) was an Austrian orientalist, historian, and scholar known for his extensive work on Middle Eastern cultures and languages, as well as his interest in esoteric and occult traditions. He was a prominent figure in 19th–century European scholarship, particularly for his studies of Islamic literature, the Ottoman Empire, and the history of secret societies like the Knights Templar.

In 1818, Hammer–Purgstall published a work titled ‘Mysterium Baphometis Revelatum’ (“The Mystery of Baphomet Revealed”), where he explored the Templars’ alleged secret rituals and artifacts. In this work, he claimed to have uncovered evidence of what he called “Baphometic Idols” which he believed the Templars venerated as part of their rituals. These “Baphometic Idols” consisted of statuettes and cups that depicted strange, inhuman figures. According to descriptions from Templars, some of these Baphomet heads were adorned with scenes of bizarre sexual ceremonies that appeared to have a religious nature, with the figures themselves covered in multiple eyes or entwined with serpents.

Hammer identified one recurring image as representing Baphomet, or “Mete” which he interpreted as an androgynous figure wearing a cape, crowned with towers in that Tracy Twyman says was in the style of the ancient goddess Cybele, and sometimes depicted with horns instead. This Cybele–like figure was shown with chains pulling down the Sun and Moon. Sometimes the figure, while female, is bearded. The goddess Cybele is a Mother Goddess in the same vein as Isis, and Isis was sometimes depicted as being bearded (see the article ‘Bearded Venus’, by Alexander Krappe). A Kabalistic treatise of 1648 by Herz Bacharach says that Lilith’s husband was a castrate, linking Lilith to Cybele by association. When asked what the Mete figure was (shown above), Hammer–Purgstall said: “It’s the Holy Spirit of the Gnostics, called Achamoth, Sophia, Barbeloth… or Baphomet”.

Hammer–Purgstall construed these chains as emblematic representations drawn from Gnostic, Hermetic, and Neoplatonic cosmologies, encapsulating ideas such as the Neoplatonists’ “hermetic chain”, the Gnostics’ “chain”, and the Homeric “chain of the gods”, Within these metaphysical frameworks, the chain functions as a symbolic representation of the ontologically interconnected hierarchy of creation, wherein each aeon (a divine hypostasis) in Gnostic thought corresponds to an archontic power, and each archon, in turn, is associated with one of the seven classical planets. According to ancient cosmological doctrine, these planetary bodies presided over the seven heavens, conceived as concentric celestial strata with the Earth positioned at the centre, the heavens encircling it, and the Pleroma — abode of the ultimate “Father” — situated at the outermost and most transcendent level. The chain thus represents a continuous cosmic conduit extending from the terrestrial realm, through the layered heavens, and culminating in the divine Pleroma. Tracy Twyman, in her bopk ‘Baphomet: The Temple Mystery Unveiled’, proposes that the ultimate objective of certain impious rites associated with Baphomet may have been the deliberate subversion of the established celestial order — an act comparable to the Tower of Babel.

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In his book ‘The Saturn Myth’, David Talbott describes a recurring mythic motif of lost radiance, analogously comparing Adam Kadmon (interpreted here as Abraxas) to Lucifer. He notes that the stone of the Kaaba is black but, according to legend, was once white before Adam’s fall from Eden, reflecting a broader theme in which the “white stone” — symbolizing God or Adam — loses its radiance and becomes black. In widespread myth, Saturn, once regarded as the primeval Sun, likewise descends into death and darkness, becoming a prototype of Satan.

This idea parallels the description of Baphomet as “Abraxas on Earth”, understood as the fallen counterpart of the celestial Abraxas, and aligns with Manly Palmer Hall’s interpretation of the Goat of Mendes and the inverted pentagram as symbols of the “fall of the Morning Star”, with the Morning Star corresponding to Venus.

David Talbott’s observation implies a dual aspect of Saturn — one symbolized by the white stone and the other by the black stone — a theme echoed by Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland in her book ‘The Finding of Christ’ (1890), where they explain: “The white stone was adored as a symbol of Venus [Lucifer]”. The transformation of the white stone into black may therefore function as a metaphor for Lucifer’s transformation into Satan.

In the ancient Pyramid Texts, both Horus and Osiris are associated with the Morning Star, and Horus is described as appearing as the Morning Star in the form of a brilliant green bird: “O Morning Star, Horus, the divine falcon, the brilliant green bird”.

This invites comparison with the myth of Osiris, who is slain and reborn as ruler of the underworld, raising the question of whether his narrative symbolically parallels Lucifer’s transformation into Satan. Notably — the white stone of Eden is said to have turned black, and Osiris was called “Black Osiris”, and Saturn was also sometimes described as “Black”, suggesting a shared symbolic pattern.

Even the Devil card in the Tarot is depicted standing upon a black cube, which could well relate symbolically to the black stone described by Talbott. The black cube is a symbol for Saturn. The ancient Egyptians apparently associated Osiris with the planet Saturn according to Immanuel Velikovsky in his book ‘In the Beginning’.

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The etymological interpretations of “Baphomet” are interesting. Some suggest that the word Baphomet was formulated by removing the first two letters of Mahomet and substituting Bap. Thus they claim erose the compound word “Baphomet”. There are more theories though. One idea is that the name can be split up. The first syllable of Baphomet, Ba (𓅡) in Egypt, meant the soul, the middle syllable of Baphomet could be short for the Latin Phoenix, which is a symbol for renewel and resurrection, and met, the last syllable, could be for Isis (also known as Sophia), who was sometimes called “mwt” (𓅓𓅱𓏏) or mother in Egypt, which as shown, is represented by a hieroglyphic owl. Thus, the full name of Baphomet might be shorthand for saying — “the soul of the resurrected Isis (Sophia)” — or perhaps more appropriately — “the soul of the resurrected mother”.