This was my first time going to the NYC public library and I wish I could say I was shocked as soon as I stepped in there I felt extremely heavy like there was evil or something not right happening I immediately look up and see baphomet just chilling you can see it in the top of the picture

    The next picture (2) you can see a horned figure with something coming out of its mouth at the bottom in this wooden thing on the walls

    (3) you can see the scull of maybe baphomet again but it has hornes as well

    (4) another horned figure at the top

    (5)you have tarot cards lining the top of the ceiling and they line the next picture

    (6)
    which is some kind of demon or horned thing

    (7)we snakes just chilling at the top of this writing with a horned scull in the middle
    8 there are snakes wrapping around the handles as you go in

    9 is this creepy baby looking this that was in a window seal
    10 another demon thing at the top of the ceiling

    11 on the outside of the building one of the statues on the top is holding a head by the hair

    And so much more I probably just didn’t notice none of this is just a coincidence there is way to much for you to make that argument and they knew they were carving or painting or writing these things out when the built it so what does that say?

    It’s not a conspiracy I just didn’t know where else to post where it wouldn’t get taken down

    Posted by Vivid-Shelter6184

    12 Comments

    1. They take something beautiful and sneak in the evil. Over time most won’t even fully see the dark hidden in the art and/or it becomes normalized.

    2. ANiceReptilian on

      It’s not Baphoment, it’s just the god Pan. And the rest is all just nature themed pagan imagery. It was all popular during the times of Romanticism. Nothing inherently evil in it, only seems so because of Christianity.

    3. You go into a library that provides priceless services to the surrounding community to take pictures of “evil” imagery on the walls. Maybe you should pull your head out of your ass, get a library card, and check out some educational books to clear up the scary fog of mysticism you seem to have found yourself wandering around in. The only reason any of those images have any association to anything is due to some made-up story about ultimate forces of good and evil battling over the souls of humanity. For what? Seriously. Ask yourself that question. Why? The absolute arrogance that comes from this thought process is baffling. Get over yourself and educate yourself. I promise you can enjoy life just as much without a righteous entitlement.

    4. Go looking for spooky boogeymen and you’ll find spooky boogeymen. Even if you have to invent them.

    5. hannibalsmommy on

      You have a good eye. I agree. These things you took pictures of are…something else, aren’t they?

    6. Saw similar stuff all around Philly. I think the founding fathers were up to some weird stuff, especially that Thomas Jefferson plaque referring to “light” and “education”. Considering they were known free masons and Luciferians, it doesn’t surprise me that some weird stuff was depicted in the architecture of that era

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