Gnostic Sabbath→Ritual
The Gnostic Sabbath involves the worship of Templar Baphomet, including using idols and engaging in rituals.
Templar Baphomet
Templar Baphomet is the name of a monstrous head and an idol associated with the Gnostic Sabbath. It is composed of three abbreviations: Templi omnium hominum pacium abbas, meaning "the father of the temple of peace of all men." Some scholars believe Baphomet was a demon in the form of a goat. A baphometic figure with a bearded head and a female body, holding the sun and the moon, was discovered in the ruins of an old Commandery of the Temple.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Mopses→Lineage
Templar Baphomet was a concept used by the Mopses in their rituals and practices.
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Templar Baphomet & Mopses
Templar Baphomet was a concept used by the Mopses in their rituals and practices.
II. Mopses & Freemasonry
Mopses, a rival organization, was in conflict with Freemasonry during the period of the Gnostic Sabbath rituals.
I. Templar Baphomet & Mopses
Templar Baphomet was a concept used by the Mopses in their rituals and practices.
II. Mopses & Devil
Devil was a central concept for Mopses, who invoked it as part of their evil practices and rituals, in opposition to the Roman Church's stance on Freemasonry.
I. Templar Baphomet & Gnostic Sabbath
The Gnostic Sabbath involves the worship of Templar Baphomet, including using idols and engaging in rituals.
II. Gnostic Sabbath & Sorcery
Sorcery and the Gnostic Sabbath are interconnected through the common practice of compounding potions, planning and comparing notes for prophecy and divination.
I. Templar Baphomet & Mopses
Templar Baphomet was a concept used by the Mopses in their rituals and practices.
II. Mopses & Catholicism
Mopses claimed to recruit among Catholics, indicating a connection between the two.