The Gnostic Sabbath involves the worship of Templar Baphomet, including using idols and engaging in rituals.
Gnostic Sabbath
The Gnostic Sabbath was a ritual associated with the Rites of the Gnostic Sabbath imported by an association which took the name of Mopses. The ritual involved candidates, both male and female, who were brought in with eyes bandaged. The ritual included an idol of the Hermetic dog and required candidates to make a sign of recognition involving a ridiculous grimace.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Sorcery and the Gnostic Sabbath are interconnected through the common practice of compounding potions, planning and comparing notes for prophecy and divination.
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
Sorcery and the Gnostic Sabbath are interconnected through the common practice of compounding potions, planning and comparing notes for prophecy and divination.
Sorcery and the concept of the devil are intertwined, the former being believed in by sorcerers who engaged in his worship and invocation.
The Gnostic Sabbath involves the worship of Templar Baphomet, including using idols and engaging in rituals.
Templar Baphomet was a concept used by the Mopses in their rituals and practices.
Sorcery and the Gnostic Sabbath are interconnected through the common practice of compounding potions, planning and comparing notes for prophecy and divination.
Infernal Evocations are a subset of sorcery, involving the ritual of invoking devils.