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       ( BAKHU. ) — i wanna apologize from not being active for the past week( s ) and what not. My mom ended up in the hospital bc she had pneumonia and my aunts from Colorado decided it was time to bring her back so a bunch of cleaning and packing was involved. It just got busy af and I just didn’t get a chance to do anything until now.  She’s safely back in Colorado and better, tho I will be cleaning the house since I’m still in it…so there will be times of in-activeness or CONTINUED in-activeness. But I’m gonna try to do some things here and there when I have time and energy. So once again sorry for shit and hope to hear from you all soon. 

“The Fall of the Damned” - Oil on canvas

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Daniel Martin Diaz

Creepy illustrations of demons, devils and imps from the Infernal Dictionary circa 1863 (For more info and images, visit Dangerous Minds; For a related post, click here http://christiannightmares.tumblr.com/post/99527974266/the-end-times-illustrated-from-a-futurist)

Angel Hierarchy

Abaddon - fallen angel of death whose name means “to destroy.” Abezethibou - one-winged Red Sea fallen angel. Allocen - fallen angel who is a duke in hell. Amduscias - name of the fallen angel who appears as a unicorn. Amon - fallen angel who is a strong marquis over 40 legions. Amy - name of a fallen angel who is a president in hell. Andras - fallen angel marquis and appears raven-headed. Andrealphus - fallen angel who can transform humans into birds. Andromalius - fallen angel who appears as a man holding a serpent. Apollyon - fallen angel of death; same as Abaddon. Armaros - fallen angel who teaches the “resolving of enchantments.” Asmoday - fallen angel king with three heads: a bull, a ram, and a man. Asmodeus - one of the most evil of fallen angels, being an archdemon. Astaroth - fallen angel who is a grand duke in hell. Azael - evil, fallen angel who cohabited with women. Azazel - fallen angel whose name means “God strengthens.” Azza - fallen angel whose name means “the strong.” Baal - fallen angel whose name means “the lord.” Balam - fallen angel who looks like Asmoday with a serpent tail. Balberith - fallen angel who is a grand pontiff in hell. Baraqijal - fallen angel who teaches astrology. Barbatos - fallen angel who is a great count, earl and duke of hell. Bathin - pale horse riding fallen angel. Beelzebub - fallen angel known as the “prince of demons.” Behemoth - fallen angel who is the “demon of the deep.” Beleth - fallen angel who is a terrible king over 85 legions. Belial - deceptively beautiful fallen angel whose name means “without worth.” Belphegor - fallen angel whose name means “lord of opening.” Berith - fallen angel… Bernael - fallen angel of darkness and evil. Bifrons - fallen angel that appears monstrous and teaches mathematical arts. Botis - fallen angel who appears as a viper. Buer - fallen angel who teaches philosophy, logic and ethics. Bune - fallen angel who appears as a dragon with three heads. Caim - fallen angel who appears as a thrush or man with a sword. Dantanian - fallen angel who appears as a man with many faces. Decarabia - fallen angel who appears as a star in a pentacle. Eligor - fallen angel who appears as a good knight with lance. Enepsigos - fallen angel who appears in the shape of woman. Flauros - fallen angel who appears as a leopard. Focalor - fallen angel who appears as a man with griffin wings. Forcas - fallen angel who teaches logic and ethics. Forneus - fallen angel marquis who appears as a sea monster. Furcas - fallen angel who appears as a cruel man with long beard. Furfur - fallen angel who appears as a hart with a fiery tail. Gaap - fallen angel who appears as a man with bat wings. Gadreel - fallen angel whose name means “God is my helper.” Gamygyn - fallen angel who appears as a small horse. Glasyalabolas - fallen angel who appears as a winged dog. Gomory - fallen angel who appears as a camel riding woman of beauty. Gusion - fallen angel who can discern the past, present or future. Hagenti - fallen angel who appears as a bull with griffin wings. Halpas - fallen angel who appears as a stork. Imamiah - fallen angel who governs voyages. Ipos - fallen angel who appears as an angel with a lion’s head. Kokabiel - fallen angel whose name means “star of God.” Kunopegos - fallen angel who appears as a sea horse and sinks ships. Lahash - fallen angel who interferes with divine will. Lerajie - fallen angel who appears as an archer in green. Leviathon - fallen angel associated with the deep seas. Lillith - fallen female angel who searches for children to kidnap or kill. Lix Tetrax - fallen angel of the wind. Lucifer - actually a Babylonian king whose name means “bearer of light.” Malpas - fallen angel who appears as a crow. Marbas - fallen angel who appears as a lion. Marchosias - fallen angel who appears as a she-wolf with griffin wings. Mastema - fallen angel whose name means “hostility.” Mephistopheles - fallen angel; name means “he who loves not the light.” Morax - fallen angel who appears as a bull. Naamah - fallen angel of prostitution whose name means “pleasing.” Naberius - fallen angel who appears as a crowing cock. Obyzouth - fallen angel femal who kills newborns and cause still-births. Onoskelis - female fallen angel who lives in caves and perverts men. Orias - fallen angel who appears as a lion with serpent’s tail. Ornias - fallen angel who is annoying and can shape-shift. Orobas - fallen angel who appears as a horse. Ose - fallen angel who appears as a leopard and is a president in hell. Paimon - fallen angel who appears as a crowned man on a camel. Penemuel - fallen angel who corrupts mankind through writing. Pharzuph - fallen angel of fornication and lust. Phoenix - fallen angel who appears as a phoenix bird. Procel - fallen angel who can speak of hidden and secret things. Purah - fallen angel of forgetfulness and the conjuring of the dead. Purson - fallen angel who appears as a lion-headed man on a bear. Qemuel - fallen angel who was destroyed by God. Rahab - fallen angel of pride whose name means “violence.” Raum - fallen angel who appears as a crow. Ronobe - fallen angel who is a monster who teaches rhetoric and art. Ruax - headache fallen angel. Sabnack - fallen angel who appears as a soldier with lion’s head. Saleos - fallen angel who appears as a soldier on a crocodile. Samael - evil fallen angel whose name means “the blind God.” Satan  - christian fallen angel whose name means “adversary.” Seere - fallen angel who appears as a man on a winged horse. Semyaza - fallen angel leader and one of the Sons of God. Shax - fallen angel who appears as a stork; stealer of money. Solas - fallen angel who appears as a raven and teaches astronomy. Sorath - fallen angel to some whose number is 666. Sytry - fallen angel; appears as a man with griffin wings and leopard head. Uzza - fallen angel whose name means “strength.” Valac - fallen angel who appears as a small boy with wings on a dragon. Valefor - fallen angel who appears as a many-headed lion. Vapula - fallen angel who is skilled in handicrafts, science and philosophy. Vassago - fallen angel who discovers all things lost or hidden. Vepar - fallen angel who appears as a mermaid. Vine - fallen angel and appears as a lion sitting on a black horse. Vual - fallen angel who appears as a huge camel. Wormwood - fallen angel who brings plagues upon the Earth. Xaphan - fallen angel who fires the fires of hell. Zagan - fallen angel who can transform things; looks like a bull with wings. Zepar - fallen angel who makes women love men. Angel names find their roots within ancient cultures, such as Babylon, Assyria, and Egypt, as well as within Jewish, Christian and Muslim lore.  Over thousands of years, angel names have evolved in spelling, meaning and use within religions, mysticism and magic, where the name of an angel is thought important in order to invoke angelic help.  Some rituals invoke good angels, while other rituals are to invoke fallen angels. Many of the good angel names include a suffix word meaning of God (-el), or yah, which means Lord.  This way, angel names portray the importance of the angel’s connection with the divine.    Good and fallen angel names are traditionally and even superstitiously viewed as being powerful. 

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