Bastet - Ancient Egyptian Goddess

Photo Credit: MisterKrababbel @ deviantART

Source: http://misterkrababbel.deviantart.com/art/The-Circle-of-Lebanon-182029812

Notes: Highgate Cemetery is one of the “Magnificent Seven” cemeteries, which were built to alleviate overcrowding on traditional burial grounds during the 1830s/40s. It’s in London, England. “The Picture of Dorian Gray (2005)” was partially filmed there. It’s got a lot of different themes to the different sectors- one of the most famous ones is the Egypt Avenue. In the late 1900s, there was a media sensation about a supposed “Highgate Vampire”, which brought tons of attention to the cemetery. Tons of people still claim it’s still haunted. I really want to go there to photograph the sights.

By Asthoret

Tetragrammaton. One of the most important aspects of the Occult is that of The Tetragrammaton. The Tetragrammaton is a Greek word meaning ‘the four lettered name’ and represents the four lettered name of God; the four Hebrew letters Yod, Heh, Vav, Heh, which transliterates into YHVH, or IHVH in Latin. Mispronunciations of The Tetragrammaton is where the name Jehovah, YahWeh, and YahVeh derive from. As all four letters are consonants, the true name of God is unpronounceable. Because the name is unpronounceable, inherently many derivations of a pronunciation exist which the magician can invoke in the work he performs. The quote of “Man Made In The Image Of God” also pertains to The Tetragrammaton as when all 4 Hebrew letters are written in an up-and-down orientation the word itself creates the form of a human being. The Tetragrammaton in this representation is drawn as a Pentagram, which is one of the most important and misunderstand elements in the Occult. The Pentagram has 5 points, each of these points represents one of the 5 elements in nature: Earth, Air, Fire, Water and the topmost center point represents Ether, or Spirit; all 5 elements of God and nature. Within the Pentagram itself contains the graphical representations of all 7 “planets” and alchemical elements: The Moon (Silver), The Sun (Gold), Jupiter (Tin), Saturn (Lead), Mars (Iron), Venus (Copper) and Mercury (Mercury or Quicksilver, the most sublime of all elements). With the ‘Eyes of God’ in the center, thus this graphical representation of the The Tetragrammaton is an all encompassing depiction of God, nature and the Occult.

The arcades in the chancel of the Cathedral, Peterborough