BABALON BRIGID-AN
Arriving in the UK from India I was surprised to see
the Lady with the Trident and the Lion (whom I had
been worshipping as Durga in the East) on some of
their coins -a seven-sided (Star of Babalon) one at
that; and discovered this to be Brittania, a name that
apparently comes from Celtic Brighid-An (a version of
the Goddess of Fire and Inspiration, and of the Sacred
Well which later became the chalice).
In Rome I visited two of the seven hills which some
have theorized to be the 'seven heads' of the Beast on
which Babalon of the Book of Revelations rides -the
Mother of Abominations as the debauchery of pagan
Rome? So another angle on the fire-Goddess developed
in this picture...
Media: Pen.
Drawn in Rome, London and Melbourne.
(c)05 Orryelle Defenestrate-Bascule
A4 Size Signed Print $20 US:
