The Arcanum of Baphomet

By: Ramesh Nathan

Narrated by: Jonathan Summers

One of the most misunderstood symbols throughout history, Baphomet, holds a deep, and important meaning. Incorrect ideas from the past have continued on today about this mysterious symbol. May people claimed that Baphomet is Satan and evil. Baphomet is featured biblically, in the Book of Genesis, although not by that name, and is related to the mystery of the serpent. Baphomet’s true meaning is an ancient arcanum which is of the highest importance to understand on anyone’s quest to learn the secret knowledge of the gods.

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Outstanding!

Very well put together. this Book is very straight to the point. I recommend it!

Baphomet described according to Kabbalah with some history and an emphasis on sex.

This book has a heavy emphasis on Kabbalah and it was hard for me to see the actual relation to the Baphomet itself. Later on the book shifted to talking about the sexual energy. The idea I got was have sex with your mind on God but don't be like a beast giving into your sexual urges. Sex for the sake of fulfilling your lusts is evil. It also mentioned blacks were the first humans. I don't mind the talking about history or even the philosophy but at times I felt like the Baphomet was kinda just thrown in. Maybe some assumptions were made, I'm not sure if they are correct or not but alot of the things in this book seemed far-fetched.

I thought this was going to be pagan

This book is all about judaism and christainty. Absolutely nothing really about the devil, just alot of kabal, and pretending baphomet isn't part of satanism.

Wonderfully Informative

Big revelations for all the students of the mysteries. Some mixing of genuine Jewish Kabbalah with Christian theology is rather tortuous for adherents of either faith though. Some of the claims such as the origins of humanity being the black (African?) race have been debunked by modern DNA research. The narrator was good overall but considering the extensive Hebrew terminology used in the book, he should have learned how to pronounce those Hebrew words first. Overall truly enlightening.

Self-contradicting

This book promised to be a clarifying look into the misrepresentation of the baphomet as a Masonic and (anti) holy symbol. Instead, half way into the book it simply shifts into religious dogmatism, just in the same way as those who decry the baphomet falsely preach. Half way through it shifts from a historical articulation of the baphomet’s origins into a call for abstinence and “temptation resisting.” It ends with a gambit in favor of creationism, claiming that humans were around during the time of reptiles and that primates are the result of beastiality by animals who were given human bodies. Agit trash. A fully disappointing experience. Shame on the author.