hollyweird vol.1

July 1, 2022 / 8 Minute Read

who is the goat?

It seems that everywhere you turn nowadays, you can’t escape the goat.

With various examples promoted throughout mass media and pop culture, one can’t help but notice society’s infatuation with this hooved creature.

Most of us base our understanding of “the goat” in two dimensional perspectives, debating which artist or athlete is the “greatest of all time.”

However, there is much more to this entity than meets the eye, and few people understand the true esoteric and occult significance of this idol.

Believe it or not, “the goat” is actually a pseudonym for satan; aka the horned god we’ve talked about so extensively on this platform.

Throughout this article, we will examine the worldly fascination with the goat god, as well as exposing the demonic energy that pervades its history.

significance of the goat

*Witches Sabbath: By Francisco de Goya (1798)*

So why is the goat associated with malevolence, evil, and satanism you ask?

When evaluating the history of goats, it is easy to see why this animal was chosen as a chief representation of satan.

From a practical perspective, goats are naturally stubborn and rebellious creatures. They are known for a ravenous sex drive, self-reliance, and destructive tendencies; often destroying landscaping and escaping enclosures. Goat parts have also historically been used as key ingredients in witchcraft potions and medicine.

From a spiritual perspective, goats have also historically had negative connotations. In the Bible, goats often serve as a juxtaposition to the righteous sheep of the Lord. The sheep are those who remain obedient and reliant on their Shepard, while the goats are the prideful, rebellious sons of perdition.

When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, then he will sit on his glorious throne. Before him will be gathered all the nations, and he will separate people one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats. And he will place the sheep on his right, but the goats on the left. Then the King will say to those on his right, ‘Come, you who are blessed by my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world. For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me.
Matthew 25: 31-46

*The Yom Kippur tradition is actually were we get the term “scapegoat” from.*

Long story short, goats have always been associated with bad things. Whether it be sin, rebellion, or perversion, the goat entity is the embodiment ungodly traits.

goats in history

*Yikes. Roman statue of Pan discovered in 1752.*

Now that we have some background on the esoteric significance of goats, we can evaluate the historical and modern depictions of the animal to gain a better understanding as to why goat symbology is consistently used to represent evil.

Like most occult concepts, we must go back to the various ancient mythologies to find the earliest examples of the goats association with wickedness.

“To ancient men, goats, and all that was related to them, were associated with a burning sexuality, even with lasciviousness and lust, and connected with the deities Venus and Bacchus. In this case, this connection occurs through mythological creatures, like fauns and satyrs, all of them representations of an unbridled sexuality.”
Via: https://www.mdpi.com/2076-0752/6/2/3/htm

Similar to rabbits, goats are known for their lust and ravenous, predatorial sex drive. Combined with their innate horns, they became male fertility symbols throughout ancient mythos.

If you read Hidden History Volume 4, you’ll recognize this theme, as the rabbit was a fertility symbol for the mother goddess.

One hallmark of paganism and satanism is sexual depravity. Orgies, pedophilia, and bestiality, are a huge part of these belief systems, and have been practiced in both ancient and modern times.

The Greek and Roman cultures specifically were known to practice such wickedness. They worshiped characters like Pan and Baccus, both shown throughout mythos to be sexual deviants and pedophiles.

This is the true reason behind the rampant sexual depravity throughout the entertainment industry.

Goat symbolism can be visibly seen in characters like Pan, Thor, and the Baphomet, all heavily associated with lust and sexual perversion.

As I’ve said so many times before, ALL PAGAN GODS AND GODDESS ARE JUST DIFFERENT FORMS OF SATAN.

Whether it be Zeus, Isis, Thor, or Venus, these are all just different names for Satan; which is why we see goat entities appearing in nearly all mythologies throughout the world.

beware of goats

*Landscape with Pan and Syrinx: By Peter Paul Rubens and Jan Brueghel the Younger.*

In previous works, I’ve discussed the various satanic themes presented in the mainstream media, as well as the fact that many celebrities and public figures are actually witches, occultists, and satanists. The constant promotion of the demonic goat entity is an indicator of the credence to these accusations.

When you see the same patterns and themes repeatedly, it can’t be by chance right?

This is why demonic organizations like the music industry consistently use goat symbolism. The entertainment industry is stepped in demonic/satanic energy. Most of the famous celebrities, politicians, and public figures you see throughout the mainstream media have exchanged their soul for money, power, and fame.

They take blood oaths that require them to constantly worship and promote satan. One of the most overt and blatant examples of this is the propaganda surrounding the goat.

We’ve all heard the phrase “selling your soul,” but few people understand the true gravity of this statement.

Have you ever wondered why you see so much sexual depravity in the entertainment industry?

Movie stars and producers constantly accused of sexual assault?

Rappers being molested by label executives?

Politicians engaging in pedophilia?

I mean there’s a whole joke about the “casting couch” implying that people in Hollywood have always had to partake in sex rituals to gain fame.

This is because the entertainment industry is galvanized by the same demonic energy that ran rampant in ancient Rome and Greece.

You must worship the goat to achieve prominence in the industry, and when he’s done with you, your fame and fortune run out, and you get exposed.

These people are constantly telling you who they worship through their perverse actions, and their language is occult symbolism. Many people just lack the knowledge of these themes and principles to understand the hidden meanings.

To end, I want to provide a short fairy tale titled The Lord’s Animals and the Devil’s by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. While it is fictional, it does a good job of depicting the connection between goats and satan.

The Lord God had created all animals, and had chosen out the wolf to be his dog, but he had forgotten the goat. Then the Devil made ready and began to create also, and created goats with fine long tails. Now when they went to pasture, they generally remained caught in the hedges by their tails, then the Devil had to go there and disentangle them, with a great deal of trouble. This enraged him at last, and he went and bit off the tail of every goat, as may be seen to this day by the stump.

Then he let them go to pasture alone, but it came to pass that the Lord God perceived how at one time they gnawed away at a fruitful tree, at another injured the noble vines, or destroyed other tender plants. This distressed him, so that in his goodness and mercy he summoned his wolves, who soon tore in pieces the goats that went there. When the devil observed this, he went before the Lord and said, “Thy creatures have destroyed mine.” The Lord answered, “Why didst thou create things to do harm?” The Devil said, “I was compelled to do it: inasmuch as my thoughts run on evil, what I create can have no other nature, and thou must pay me heavy damages.”

“I will pay thee as soon as the oak leaves fall; come then, thy money will then be ready counted out.” When the oak-leaves had fallen, the Devil came and demanded what was due to him. But the Lord said, “In the church of Constantinople stands a tall oak-tree which still has all its leaves.”

With raging and curses, the Devil departed, and went to seek the oak, wandered in the wilderness for six months before he found it, and when he returned, all the oaks had in the meantime covered themselves again with green leaves. Then he had to forfeit his indemnity, and in his rage he put out the eyes of all the remaining goats, and put his own in instead.

This is why all goats have devil’s eyes, and their tails bitten off, and why he likes to assume their shape.
Via: Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, Household Tales, trans. Margaret Hunt (London: George Bell, 1884)

bye chance.