Abraxas Abraxas
Abraxas Abraxas
D̷̢̝͖̲̝̯̰͙ͨ̇̅ͯ͛̉͗̔ͪͭ̽̒́͠ ̛̺͓̼̘͕̺̲͍̖̺̠͙̳̩̪̩͖͌̃̍ͫ̆͂ͯ̉̏̌͋̀͢͠ͅẼ͉̲̲͉̺̞̻̩̳͊ͫͫ̔̊͊͊ͭ͊̊̏̀́ͅ ̃̾͐̓̍ͫͣ̇̽ͧ̂̍̒͛̆̔͏̡̥͓̤͈̼̯͓̘̞͍͙̪̳̟̝͜͠ͅS̨̻̼̘̞̖̻͎̦͉̹̘͙͓̺͋̿̌̇̎͒̏ͩ̾͘͝ ̾̊͂̒̽̌͋͘͏͇̖̠̰Ṭ̵̸͈̩̳̥̜̪͚͇̯͓̤̤̱̲͈̫̬̑̊̋ͨͩ̇ͭ̈ͯ͒͐ͨ͟͟ ̸͈̮̳̲̜̩̪̫̝̗̰̅̽ͭ̈̉̿͟R̨̩̝̼͚̝̘ͮ̇͒̈́̔̕ ͧ̂̌̄̐ͬ̐͐̿̊ͣ͢͝҉̦̗̯͍̱̞̠̗͈̼̩͚͠͞O̶̟̹̖̳̹̫̮̱͓̻͈̯̗̹͓̳ͬ̀̉̃͟ ͖̳̱̬͕͈̠͌ͤ̑̋̍̃̉̆ͪ̽̕͟͡͝Y̢̞̞̪̱̦̮̱͕̮͉̯̬̯̣̮͉͗̒̾̍̍ͧ͞͞͠ͅ ̸̵͇̻͍̜̩̦̘̮̙̣̠͛͒̎̓ͭ͟Ę̠̫͔̬̺̣̦̻̪͈̮̜̣̭̗̖͓ͯ̅ͥ͋ͤͪ͡ ̧̼̪̠͖̬̻̮̫̖̼̼̬͙͂ͯ͒ͪ͆̀ͬ̊̽̓̽̆̏̇R̡̛̙̣̤̭̤̬̗͙̠͐̄̌͒ͯͧ́̔͑͗̌̓̎ͨ̾͗̅͝.
Abraxas Abraxas
Abraxas Abraxas
Abraxas Abraxas
Charles Manson look to him for The Truth

"Beyond what I am, I meet a being who makes me laugh because he is headless, who fills me with anguish because he is made of innocence and crime. He holds a weapon of steel in his left hand, flames like a sacred heart in his right hand. He unites in one eruption birth and death. He is not a man. But he isn’t a god, either. He is not I, but he is more I than I: his belly is the labyrinth in which he himself goes astray, led me astray, and in which I find myself being he, that is, a monster." - Acéphale, Georges Bataille