Abraxas

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The Red Book (Liber Novus) is a compilation of texts published in 2009 containing manuscripts that delve into Carl Jung's psychological experiments between 1913-1916. 

This book details Jung's views on the afterlife and his belief in the diety ABRAXAS.

 

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Jacques Collin de Plancy's 1818 book, Dictionnaire Infernal, Abraxas is described as "an Asian diety whose name gave way to the term abracadabra. He is shown as wielding a whip in his hand in amulets. Demonologists made Abraxas out to be a man with a king's head and serpents for feet. The Basilideans, who were 2nd-century heretics, made him their supreme diety (...)"

https://www.lostcantina.com/pdf/dicoinf.pdf

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From Carlos Santanas' 1970 studio album, ABRAXAS

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