From the book Bafomitras’ Grimoire of Arcana.
Design by Dražen Pekušić based on my sketch.
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The sixteenth arcana, Yalomed,
is, according to Amhazar's interpretation, the great master. He commands what
is implied by the letters D and K, which represent the worlds of continuity and
discontinuity. He has mastered both linear and nonlinear dimensions of
consciousness. Depicted on a scaffold, he represents a well-known historical
figure in this context. His fate is the expression of his will. As such, he
embodies the principle expressed by card XXII, Dionosur. The card features
reddish hues. It originates from the tradition of European esotericism.
In
divination, the card indicates that you must be prepared for anything and must
not abandon your principles under any circumstances. The spirit of this card
encourages heroic deeds, values courage, and responds willingly to those who
call upon him for such motives. He aids warriors, ascetics, those who defend
others, any sanctity, and generally the cosmic order, especially those with
high moral and ethical virtues. Additionally, he provides advice on how to
establish self-control, practice, strengthen character, and establish
discipline. Anyone entering a justified conflict can count on his assistance if
approached with respect. He appears as a medieval Templar knight, sometimes on
horseback. His words are... (The words are given in the book).
