It has been a while since I've posted, but I will post this even though Christian Science does not believe in the existance of Satan per se; it does believe in the evil of atheism and opposes it.
Atheism is in deed evil and is used in the service of Moloch.
Part1
Christian Science: Its Triumph Over Atheism and Idolatry - 1958
Robert S. Van Atta, C.S., of Rochester, New York
Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts
The free world can triumph over aggressive atheism by living the teachings of Christ Jesus more
honestly, Robert S. Van Atta of Rochester, New York, told an audience here Tuesday evening, Nov. 4th.
He said that the questions facing modern thinkers demand answers which go far beyond the confines of human wisdom, that the spiritual understanding of God, and man's relation to Him – put into daily practice – is "the world's hope for freedom from uncertainty, terror and ignorance." The impact of such understanding on world thinking should never be underestimated, he added.
Currently on an extended tour as a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, Mr. Van Atta spoke under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist in their Church edifice at Spring Lane and Engle street. The lecturer was introduced by Mrs. Lorena Oberman of Tenafly, a former Reader in a Christian Science branch church.
The lecturer spoke substantially as follows:
The broadcast powers of evil, so conspicuous today, are challenging the forces of Christianity in a bid for final supremacy. We live in the midst of a mighty revolution. The complacency of the nineteenth century has been succeeded by the turmoil of the twentieth. Long-established values in morals and ethics have been discarded; widely accepted religious beliefs have been abandoned; physical science and medicine are being revolutionized; government, business, and matrimony are dragging their anchors.
These great changes are felt all over the world; they affect the life of every individual. There are none so lowly as to escape, none so remote as not to feel the turbulence of these times. In isolated corners of Africa – no longer the dark and unenlightened continent it used to be called – across the vast stretches of Asia, in the skyscrapers of American business and the centuries-old capitals of Europe, everywhere there is disturbance, discontent, and turmoil.
Jesus' Remedy
Christ Jesus foresaw this violent upheaval in human affairs. He spoke of strife and warfare between nations, of hatred and infidelity between men; he foretold famine, pestilence, and disaster; be warned that iniquity would abound and the love of many wax cold; false prophets would arise showing great signs and wonders, so as to deceive, if possible, the very elect. But in his great wisdom and love for mankind he also pointed out the protective action his followers are to take when this deluge threatens to engulf the world: "When these things begin to come to pass, then look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh" (Luke 21:28).
The fact is that the rule for protection from all danger and the remedy for every evil situation have been available to the world for many centuries through the inspired Word of the Bible, and particularly through the teaching and example of Christ Jesus. Why, then, have men not used the remedy and prevented the evils? Because the Bible teachings have not been interpreted and understood in their spiritual import. Surely so great a teacher as Jesus would not mean that we could expect protection and redemption merely by lifting up our heads literally. He must have referred to the need for lifting up our thinking to a higher spiritual and moral plane in order to understand God's power to redeem men from the famines of material sense, the pestilences of immorality, and the earth-shaking impact of revolutionary changes in human society.
"The People's Idea of God"
First of all, the need is to know God. Human life is the expression of the human beliefs about God.
Someone has written, "The gods men worship write their names on their foreheads." Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, explains this action of human belief throughout her writings. Many years ago she delivered a sermon in Boston entitled, "The People's Idea of God; Its Effect on Health and Christianity." The very title is thought-provoking, and in the sermon this theme is developed and explained with great variety of treatment and in beautiful and dynamic prose. Near the end she states, "Thus it is that our ideas of divinity form our models of humanity" (The People's Idea of God, p. 14). In "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," the Christian Science textbook, she writes (p. 94), "The eastern empires and nations owe their false government to the misconceptions of Deity there prevalent." Of herself she declares that her illnesses before she discovered Christian Science were due to the misinterpretation of God's Word taught her in childhood (see Miscellaneous Writings 169:6-10).
Referring further to Mrs. Eddy's sermon, we read (The People's Idea of God, pp. 6, 7), "Periods and peoples are characterized by their highest or their lowest ideals, by their God and their devil." The present period and its peoples have been wonderfully blessed by the revelation of the true nature of Deity through the discovery of Christian Science. This teaching comes to the world as the "Comforter" promised by Christ Jesus, which will lead mankind into all truth. It reveals God as infinite Love, never hateful or revengeful; as divine Mind or intelligence, conceiving or creating all that is real and good and nothing that is evil; as perfect Principle, not a changeable person; as self-existent and self-sustaining Life, not subject to disease or death: as all-inclusive Truth, whose light dispels error; as all-pervading Spirit excluding matter as unreal; as the one infinite Soul, unconfined in space, the life-giving center of all creation as the divine Father and Mother of man and the universe, always present to guide, guard, protect, and preserve His children.
The impact of these higher ideas of God upon the minds of men has been tremendous! The spiritual and perfect ideal of God and man, revealed to human consciousness, has healed all types of disease, reformed sinners, lessened the expectation of death, and increased longevity. It has also stirred up latent beliefs in evil and brought them to the surface to be destroyed, as a muddy river bed is stirred to purify the stream. Thus we find the present age is characterized, not only by the higher idea of God, but also by more aggressive and subtle forms of evil.
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Sunday 4 August 2019
Tuesday 10 July 2018
Tsunami for Sydney 20/9/18 ???
This first clip is about someone I see around Sydney occasionally and a vision he has had about Sydney being hit by a tsunami on 20/9/18. So I give my opinion about it, while this guy looks at it as something to be dreaded; I do not.
I asked him if this could be done by Kabbalah magic and he told me it could not, but I will come up with a ritual along with the factors involved in attempting this. I believe that such a ritual or project would be worthwhile for people to be involved in because: 1.) It would set a precedent for believers to deal with the scum and crap posing as human beings today. 2.) It would show everyone that there is a God.
Enough of the kumbayah crap!
Friday 21 July 2017
Practical Kabbalah and health in the middle pillar - part 1
I will divide this subject of the middle pillar mostly between 2 sephiroth, those being Tiphareth and Yesod. There are 4 sephiroth in the middle pillar of the Tree of Life; these are Kether, Tiphareth, Yesod and Malkuth. The kabbalah is a mechanism that involves the aspects of God who we know as Jehovah, these aspects are available to be interacted with through the sephiroth and each sephira has its own Archangel.
And each sephira is anchored to a planetary aspect; in the middle pillar Kether is anchored to the Milky Way. Tiphareth is anchored to the Sun, Yesod is anchored to the Moon and Malkuth is anchored to this Earth. The planetary aspects are important concerning Tiphareth and Yesod because of planetary hours and zodiac signs, there is also the governance of physical and mental health, herbs, vegetables, fruit, and crystals etc. As I intend to make the issue of health the main focus of this subject you should know that the other sephiroth are subject to these as well and these things have to be examined if you wish to be applying to a specific ailment or area.
In this first section we will look at where the middle pillar and its sephiroth come in. Then which planets govern what in physical, mental and spiritual areas, after that we will look at the zodiac signs.
And from there we will examine ways to apply it all together.
But before that I want to say why I am talking about the application of practical kabbalah in health. In this day and age with the technology and experience that this world has we should be rid of most diseases and illnesses, but in fact they seem to be varying and increasing. We have an increasing amount of people on one medication or another and its not just physical illnesses increasing because we have the same applying to mental conditions with their syndromes and disorders. Physical disorders do bring mental side effects and mental disorders bring about physical side effects.
Tiphareth can be used to deal with physical disorders and Yesod can be used for mental ones, looking at the Tree of Life we can see its 3 pillars. The right hand pillar is the pillar of mercy which is masculine and active, the left hand pillar is feminine and passive and is called the pillar of judgment. The middle pillar is equalibrium and mild.
The male pillar has sephira that are mostly associated with the feminine, and the reverse applies in the female pillar.
Both Tiphareth and Yesod are in the middle pillar along with Kether and Malkuth, we can say that Kether does not lean to either male or female and is above the male/female concept but can change to either. Malkuth has both male and female simultaneously where it is earthed as we see in the physical division of the sexes.
Tiphareth can be deemed to be of the masculine and Yesod can be deemed to be of the feminine, we can look at their planetary alignments. For Tiphareth it is the Sun and for Yesod it is the Moon, as Kether does not have a planetary alignment and Malkuth is aligned to this Earth we can see that there is balance in the middle pillar.
As Tiphareth is aligned to the Sun then it would best be served by having any ritual performed during a Sunday and during a Sun planetary hour, but this would be limited and would lean to what is general physical health and not for a specific ailment. Another thing to consider is the zodiac sign of the person for whom a ritual is conducted.
The Sun rules Leo and is exalted in Aries, but is in detriment in Aquarius and falls in Libra. So Aquarians and Librans have to lessen the impact of the Sun in their consideration, while Sunday has the influence of the Sun it is only in general.
Planetary hours are more specific and more concentrated, this is due to the zodiac signs. So if Aquarians and Librans want to use Tiphareth it is best for them to do so on Sunday but use the hour of another planet in a ritual. The benefit of doing this by anyone (regardless of their zodiac sign) is that one can apply a ritual to a specific area, but for that we have to know which planets cover what and whether they complement or conflict with zodiac signs.
The sephira of Chokmah governs the zodiac.
Generally with purely physical illnesses we should look at physical solutions, but this is really just for trivial matters. In any event of illness or injury one should get a compentant diagnosis whether from a doctor or someone else with some sort of medical experience. In most cases illnesses and injuries can be treated in a simple manner which has been tried and tested. However for illnesses such as cancer, leukemia, hiv/aids and things such as spinal injuries which are deemed terminal or unfixable then using occult magic is really the last card in the deck.
People with terminal or disabling injuries will also be subject to mental stress because of despair or a dependence on pain killers or a combination of both. As far as I know no mental illness has been cured, what passes as mental health treatment is really just a regimen of pills with occasional psychologist or social worker visits. So as far as I'm concerned using kabbalah or indeed any other occult system is no less valid than the status quo of standard medical practice. Nothing is impossible only improbable, and with Jehovah all things are possible.
With Yesod we see that it is anchored to the Moon which is traditionally associated with female activity; and thus it deemed having a feminine leaning in the middle pillar. While it can be mostly aimed at dealing with mental conditions, it does deal with physical issues as well.
As Malkuth is also of the middle pillar its virtue of discrimination can be used to make hard decisions, though if you are contemplating practical kabbalah you most likely have used this virtue anyway.
And each sephira is anchored to a planetary aspect; in the middle pillar Kether is anchored to the Milky Way. Tiphareth is anchored to the Sun, Yesod is anchored to the Moon and Malkuth is anchored to this Earth. The planetary aspects are important concerning Tiphareth and Yesod because of planetary hours and zodiac signs, there is also the governance of physical and mental health, herbs, vegetables, fruit, and crystals etc. As I intend to make the issue of health the main focus of this subject you should know that the other sephiroth are subject to these as well and these things have to be examined if you wish to be applying to a specific ailment or area.
In this first section we will look at where the middle pillar and its sephiroth come in. Then which planets govern what in physical, mental and spiritual areas, after that we will look at the zodiac signs.
And from there we will examine ways to apply it all together.
But before that I want to say why I am talking about the application of practical kabbalah in health. In this day and age with the technology and experience that this world has we should be rid of most diseases and illnesses, but in fact they seem to be varying and increasing. We have an increasing amount of people on one medication or another and its not just physical illnesses increasing because we have the same applying to mental conditions with their syndromes and disorders. Physical disorders do bring mental side effects and mental disorders bring about physical side effects.
Tiphareth can be used to deal with physical disorders and Yesod can be used for mental ones, looking at the Tree of Life we can see its 3 pillars. The right hand pillar is the pillar of mercy which is masculine and active, the left hand pillar is feminine and passive and is called the pillar of judgment. The middle pillar is equalibrium and mild.
The male pillar has sephira that are mostly associated with the feminine, and the reverse applies in the female pillar.
Both Tiphareth and Yesod are in the middle pillar along with Kether and Malkuth, we can say that Kether does not lean to either male or female and is above the male/female concept but can change to either. Malkuth has both male and female simultaneously where it is earthed as we see in the physical division of the sexes.
Tiphareth can be deemed to be of the masculine and Yesod can be deemed to be of the feminine, we can look at their planetary alignments. For Tiphareth it is the Sun and for Yesod it is the Moon, as Kether does not have a planetary alignment and Malkuth is aligned to this Earth we can see that there is balance in the middle pillar.
As Tiphareth is aligned to the Sun then it would best be served by having any ritual performed during a Sunday and during a Sun planetary hour, but this would be limited and would lean to what is general physical health and not for a specific ailment. Another thing to consider is the zodiac sign of the person for whom a ritual is conducted.
The Sun rules Leo and is exalted in Aries, but is in detriment in Aquarius and falls in Libra. So Aquarians and Librans have to lessen the impact of the Sun in their consideration, while Sunday has the influence of the Sun it is only in general.
Planetary hours are more specific and more concentrated, this is due to the zodiac signs. So if Aquarians and Librans want to use Tiphareth it is best for them to do so on Sunday but use the hour of another planet in a ritual. The benefit of doing this by anyone (regardless of their zodiac sign) is that one can apply a ritual to a specific area, but for that we have to know which planets cover what and whether they complement or conflict with zodiac signs.
The sephira of Chokmah governs the zodiac.
Generally with purely physical illnesses we should look at physical solutions, but this is really just for trivial matters. In any event of illness or injury one should get a compentant diagnosis whether from a doctor or someone else with some sort of medical experience. In most cases illnesses and injuries can be treated in a simple manner which has been tried and tested. However for illnesses such as cancer, leukemia, hiv/aids and things such as spinal injuries which are deemed terminal or unfixable then using occult magic is really the last card in the deck.
People with terminal or disabling injuries will also be subject to mental stress because of despair or a dependence on pain killers or a combination of both. As far as I know no mental illness has been cured, what passes as mental health treatment is really just a regimen of pills with occasional psychologist or social worker visits. So as far as I'm concerned using kabbalah or indeed any other occult system is no less valid than the status quo of standard medical practice. Nothing is impossible only improbable, and with Jehovah all things are possible.
With Yesod we see that it is anchored to the Moon which is traditionally associated with female activity; and thus it deemed having a feminine leaning in the middle pillar. While it can be mostly aimed at dealing with mental conditions, it does deal with physical issues as well.
As Malkuth is also of the middle pillar its virtue of discrimination can be used to make hard decisions, though if you are contemplating practical kabbalah you most likely have used this virtue anyway.
Friday 30 December 2016
Some occult stuff...
Just some stuff Ive been sitting on for a while, what you want to do or make of it is up to you.
The 32 Paths of wisdom
Ive just wrote these down as I have read them and I got them from a library book.
As I remember they come from the book "Kabbalah Unveiled" by Papus but that was many years ago so I might be mistaken
I put them up here in case you want them for your records
1st: Admirable Intelligence
2nd: Illuminating Intelligence
3rd: Sanctifying Intelligence
4th: Arresting or Receptive Intelligence
5th: Radical Intelligence
6th: Intelligence of Median Infuence
7th: Hidden Intelligence
8th: Perfect and Absolute Intelligence
9th: Purified Intelligence
10th: Resplendent Intelligence
11th: Fiery Intelligence
12th: Intelligence of Light
13th: Inductive Intelligence of Unity
14th: Illuminating Intelligence (this is the second time it is listed)
15th: Constituting Intelligence
16th: Triumphant and Eternal Intelligence
17th: Disposing Intelligence
18th: Intelligence or House of Affluence
19th: Intelligence of the Secret or of all spiritual activities
20th: Intelligence of Will
21st: Intelligence which rewards all those who seek
22nd: Faithful Intelligence
23rd: Stable Intelligence
24th: Imaginative Intelligence
25th: Intelligence of Temptation or Trial
26th: Renewing Intelligence
27th: Active Intelligence
28th: Natural Intelligence
29th: Corporeal Intelligence
30th: Collective Intelligence
31st: Perpetual Intelligence
32nd: Assisting Intelligence
While I am at it I'll put some more things up from various sources
The 32 absolute ideas corresponding to the Hebrew alphabet and numbers
Numbers
1. Supreme power
2. Absolute wisdom
3. Infinite intelligence
4. Goodness
5. Justice or severity
6. Beauty
7. Victory
8. Eternity
9. Fecundity
10. Reality
Letters
Aleph - Father
Beth - Mother
Gimel - Nature
Daleth - Authority
He - Religion
Vau - Freedom
Zayin - Possession
Cheth - Distribution
Teth - Prudence
Yod - Order
Kaph - Force
Lamed - Sacrifice
Mem - Death
Nun - Reversibility
Samekh - Universal being
Ayin - Equilibrium
Pe - Immortality
Tzaddi - Shadow and reflection
Qoph - Light
Resh - Recognition
Shin - Omnipotence
Tau - Synthesis
These are God names/attributes in correspondance to Hebrew letters and numbers
I am only typing them as I recorded them, whether you wish to use them as part of a ritual is strictly up to you
I dont believe they can be worked in and applied into a conventional kabbalah ritual, certainly not in their entirety
So consider these just part as a historical record (from Papus as I remember...)
They will be written as such...
Letter> Influence> God name> Rulership> Number
Aleph> Air> God of Infinity> Spring/Autumn> 1
Mem> Water> God the Arcane> Winter> 13
Shin> Earth> God the Saviour> Summer> 21
Beth> Saturn> God of Wisdom> Saturday> 2
Gimel> Jupiter> God of Retribution> Thursday> 3
Daleth> Mars> God of the Gates of Light> Tuesday> 4
Kaph> Sun> God the Immutable> Sunday> 11
Pe> Venus> God of Discourse> Friday> 17
Resh> Mercury> God the Head> Wednesday> 20
Tau> Moon> God the End of All> Monday> 22
Heh> Aries> God of God> March> 5
Vau> Taurus> God the Founder> April> 6
Zayin> Gemini> God of Thunder and Lightening> May> 7
Cheth> Cancer> God of Mercy> June> 8
Teth> Leo> God of Goodness> July> 9
Yod> Virgo> God the Principle> August> 10
Lamed> Libra> God of the 30 paths of wisdom> September> 12
(I have a problem with this ^^^ because there are 32 paths as far as I am concerned)
Nun> Scorpio> God of the 50 gates of light> October> 14
Samekh> Sagittarius> God the Destroyer> November> 15
Ayin> Capricorn> God of Adjuration> December> 16
Tzaddi> Aquarius> God of Justice> January> 18
Qoph> Pisces> God of Rectitude> February> 19
Aries> Ram > March 21 - April 19
Taurus> Bull> April 20 - May 20
Gemini> Twins> May 21 - June 20
Cancer> Crab> June 21 - July 22
Leo> Lion> July 23 - August 22
Virgo> Virgin> August 23 - September 22
Libra> Balance> September 23 - October 22
Scorpio> Scorpion> October 23 - November 21
Sagittarius> Archer> November 22 - December 21
Capricorn> Goat> December 22 - January 19
Aquarius> Water Bearer> January 20 - February 18
Pisces> Fish> February 19 - March 20
Even though it is commonly claimed that the Shem ha-Mephorash angels start off in Leo, I do not believe that to be true and hold that it is incorrect. The idea that the zodiac signs for the Shem ha-Mephorash start in Leo instead of Aries comes from MacGregor-Mathers and is a relatively recent thing. However this error has made its way into the Cabalistic Encyclopedia, another error are the sigils that are attributed to the Shem angels. These sigils are not of a planetary sign and indeed resemble the sigils that are attributed to the demons of the Goetia. Like the Shem the Goetia begins at the star sign of aries, the most telling difference between the Shem ha-Mephorash and the Goetia is the placement of the angels/demons in relation to their star sign and day/night attributes.
With the Shem the angels are divided into sequential blocks of six and have a star sign for that block, there is a day/night division and even a division of the planetary hour of when a ritual is being done. But with the Shem there is a bit more latitude compared to the Goetia as the Goetia is an imitation of the Shem and holds together with a very precarious balance.
Example.... the first 3 demons of the Goetia those being Bael, Agares and Vassago are daytime Aries demons and numbered 1, 2, and 3.
However the night demons of Aries are Phenex, Halpas and Malpas are are numbered 37, 38 and 39. If you were to divide a circle on a pie chart you will see those 2 'wedges' are directly opposite to each other to hold balance.
In the Shem you will notice the name Lauviah is repeated (numbers 11 and 17) which leads to the question is there one angel holding two 'positions' or are they seperate?
Well if you look into the Goetia you will see that Belial appears as two 'angels' even though it is the name of a singular entity. As to the story of Lauviah it is said that the difference is the base of the names, that being Lav and Lau respectively. Whether they are different I cant say either way but if one were to call on either then they must refer to the base of the name which differentiates them as part of any ritual. The angel has to be properly identified without any doubt to whom one is addressing; I'll use number 68 - Xabuiah for an example.
You have to have no doubt in who you are calling and pronounciation comes into this so Xabuiah is also known as Chabuiah (Ha-boo-yah) [remember it 'ch' is more of a H sound like 'loch'].
And also known as Chebo (Heh-boh) as well as Cheth Beth Vau (Het-Bet-Vav),
Depending on your native language your pronunciation may not be 100% accurate and that is why you must include as many individual identifiers into your ritual, remember substance is more important than style.
In the listing below I have written the angel names as I got them from 'kabbalah unveiled' and in the brackets ( ) I have written the degrees to be faced when conducting ritual to a particular angel. Make due East as 0 degrees and go clockwise to make the measurements.
Aries
1. Vehuiah (0-5)
2 Jeliel (6-10)
3. Sitael (11-15)
4. Elemiah (16-20)
5. Mahasiah (21-25)
6. Lelahel (26-30)
Taurus
7. Achaiah (31-35)
8. Cahetel (36-40)
9. Aziel (41-45)
10. Aladiah (46-50)
11. Lauviah (51-55)
12. Hahaiah (56-60)
Gemini
13. Iezalel (61-65)
14. Mebahel (66-70)
15. Hariel (71-75)
16. Hakamiah (76-80)
17. Lauviah (81-85)
18. Caliel (86-90)
Cancer
19. Leuviah (91-95)
20. Pahaliah (96-100)
21. Nelebael (101-105)
22. Ieiael (106-110)
23. Melahel (111-115)
24. Hahuiah (116-120)
Leo
25. Nith-Haiah (121-125)
26. Haaiah (126-130)
27. Jerathel (131-135)
28. Seeiah (136-140)
29. Reiiel (141-145)
30. Ornael (146-150)
Virgo
31. Lecabel (151-155)
32. Vasariah (156-160)
33. Iehuiah (161-165)
34. Lehahiah (166-170)
35. Chevakiah (171-175)
36. Menadel (176-180)
Libra
37. Aniel (181-185)
38. Haamiah (186-190)
39. Rehael (191-195)
40. Ieiazel (196-200)
41. Hahahel (201-205)
42. Mikael (206-210)
Scorpio
43. Veuahiah (211-215)
44. Ielahiah (216-220)
45. Sealiah (221-225)
46. Ariel (226-230)
47. Asaliah (231-235)
48. Michael (236-240)
Sagittarius
49. Vehuel (241-245)
50. Daniel (246-250)
51. Hahasiah (251-255)
52. Imamiah (256-260)
53. Nanael (261-265)
54. Nithael (266-270)
Capricorn
55. Mabaiah (271-275)
56. Poiel (276-280)
57. Nemmamiah (281-285)
58. Ieialel (286-290)
59. Harahel (291-295)
60. Mizrael (296-300)
Aquarius
61. Umabel (301-305)
62. Iah-hel (306-310)
63. Anianuel (311-315)
64. Mehiel (316-320)
65. Damabiah (321-325)
66. Manakel (326-330)
Pisces
67.Itaiel (331-335)
68. Xabuiah (336-340)
69. Rochel (341-345)
70. Jabamiah (346-350)
71. Haiel (351-355)
72. Mumiah (356-360)
The 32 Paths of wisdom
Ive just wrote these down as I have read them and I got them from a library book.
As I remember they come from the book "Kabbalah Unveiled" by Papus but that was many years ago so I might be mistaken
I put them up here in case you want them for your records
1st: Admirable Intelligence
2nd: Illuminating Intelligence
3rd: Sanctifying Intelligence
4th: Arresting or Receptive Intelligence
5th: Radical Intelligence
6th: Intelligence of Median Infuence
7th: Hidden Intelligence
8th: Perfect and Absolute Intelligence
9th: Purified Intelligence
10th: Resplendent Intelligence
11th: Fiery Intelligence
12th: Intelligence of Light
13th: Inductive Intelligence of Unity
14th: Illuminating Intelligence (this is the second time it is listed)
15th: Constituting Intelligence
16th: Triumphant and Eternal Intelligence
17th: Disposing Intelligence
18th: Intelligence or House of Affluence
19th: Intelligence of the Secret or of all spiritual activities
20th: Intelligence of Will
21st: Intelligence which rewards all those who seek
22nd: Faithful Intelligence
23rd: Stable Intelligence
24th: Imaginative Intelligence
25th: Intelligence of Temptation or Trial
26th: Renewing Intelligence
27th: Active Intelligence
28th: Natural Intelligence
29th: Corporeal Intelligence
30th: Collective Intelligence
31st: Perpetual Intelligence
32nd: Assisting Intelligence
While I am at it I'll put some more things up from various sources
The 32 absolute ideas corresponding to the Hebrew alphabet and numbers
Numbers
1. Supreme power
2. Absolute wisdom
3. Infinite intelligence
4. Goodness
5. Justice or severity
6. Beauty
7. Victory
8. Eternity
9. Fecundity
10. Reality
Letters
Aleph - Father
Beth - Mother
Gimel - Nature
Daleth - Authority
He - Religion
Vau - Freedom
Zayin - Possession
Cheth - Distribution
Teth - Prudence
Yod - Order
Kaph - Force
Lamed - Sacrifice
Mem - Death
Nun - Reversibility
Samekh - Universal being
Ayin - Equilibrium
Pe - Immortality
Tzaddi - Shadow and reflection
Qoph - Light
Resh - Recognition
Shin - Omnipotence
Tau - Synthesis
These are God names/attributes in correspondance to Hebrew letters and numbers
I am only typing them as I recorded them, whether you wish to use them as part of a ritual is strictly up to you
I dont believe they can be worked in and applied into a conventional kabbalah ritual, certainly not in their entirety
So consider these just part as a historical record (from Papus as I remember...)
They will be written as such...
Letter> Influence> God name> Rulership> Number
Aleph> Air> God of Infinity> Spring/Autumn> 1
Mem> Water> God the Arcane> Winter> 13
Shin> Earth> God the Saviour> Summer> 21
Beth> Saturn> God of Wisdom> Saturday> 2
Gimel> Jupiter> God of Retribution> Thursday> 3
Daleth> Mars> God of the Gates of Light> Tuesday> 4
Kaph> Sun> God the Immutable> Sunday> 11
Pe> Venus> God of Discourse> Friday> 17
Resh> Mercury> God the Head> Wednesday> 20
Tau> Moon> God the End of All> Monday> 22
Heh> Aries> God of God> March> 5
Vau> Taurus> God the Founder> April> 6
Zayin> Gemini> God of Thunder and Lightening> May> 7
Cheth> Cancer> God of Mercy> June> 8
Teth> Leo> God of Goodness> July> 9
Yod> Virgo> God the Principle> August> 10
Lamed> Libra> God of the 30 paths of wisdom> September> 12
(I have a problem with this ^^^ because there are 32 paths as far as I am concerned)
Nun> Scorpio> God of the 50 gates of light> October> 14
Samekh> Sagittarius> God the Destroyer> November> 15
Ayin> Capricorn> God of Adjuration> December> 16
Tzaddi> Aquarius> God of Justice> January> 18
Qoph> Pisces> God of Rectitude> February> 19
Aries> Ram > March 21 - April 19
Taurus> Bull> April 20 - May 20
Gemini> Twins> May 21 - June 20
Cancer> Crab> June 21 - July 22
Leo> Lion> July 23 - August 22
Virgo> Virgin> August 23 - September 22
Libra> Balance> September 23 - October 22
Scorpio> Scorpion> October 23 - November 21
Sagittarius> Archer> November 22 - December 21
Capricorn> Goat> December 22 - January 19
Aquarius> Water Bearer> January 20 - February 18
Pisces> Fish> February 19 - March 20
Even though it is commonly claimed that the Shem ha-Mephorash angels start off in Leo, I do not believe that to be true and hold that it is incorrect. The idea that the zodiac signs for the Shem ha-Mephorash start in Leo instead of Aries comes from MacGregor-Mathers and is a relatively recent thing. However this error has made its way into the Cabalistic Encyclopedia, another error are the sigils that are attributed to the Shem angels. These sigils are not of a planetary sign and indeed resemble the sigils that are attributed to the demons of the Goetia. Like the Shem the Goetia begins at the star sign of aries, the most telling difference between the Shem ha-Mephorash and the Goetia is the placement of the angels/demons in relation to their star sign and day/night attributes.
With the Shem the angels are divided into sequential blocks of six and have a star sign for that block, there is a day/night division and even a division of the planetary hour of when a ritual is being done. But with the Shem there is a bit more latitude compared to the Goetia as the Goetia is an imitation of the Shem and holds together with a very precarious balance.
Example.... the first 3 demons of the Goetia those being Bael, Agares and Vassago are daytime Aries demons and numbered 1, 2, and 3.
However the night demons of Aries are Phenex, Halpas and Malpas are are numbered 37, 38 and 39. If you were to divide a circle on a pie chart you will see those 2 'wedges' are directly opposite to each other to hold balance.
In the Shem you will notice the name Lauviah is repeated (numbers 11 and 17) which leads to the question is there one angel holding two 'positions' or are they seperate?
Well if you look into the Goetia you will see that Belial appears as two 'angels' even though it is the name of a singular entity. As to the story of Lauviah it is said that the difference is the base of the names, that being Lav and Lau respectively. Whether they are different I cant say either way but if one were to call on either then they must refer to the base of the name which differentiates them as part of any ritual. The angel has to be properly identified without any doubt to whom one is addressing; I'll use number 68 - Xabuiah for an example.
You have to have no doubt in who you are calling and pronounciation comes into this so Xabuiah is also known as Chabuiah (Ha-boo-yah) [remember it 'ch' is more of a H sound like 'loch'].
And also known as Chebo (Heh-boh) as well as Cheth Beth Vau (Het-Bet-Vav),
Depending on your native language your pronunciation may not be 100% accurate and that is why you must include as many individual identifiers into your ritual, remember substance is more important than style.
In the listing below I have written the angel names as I got them from 'kabbalah unveiled' and in the brackets ( ) I have written the degrees to be faced when conducting ritual to a particular angel. Make due East as 0 degrees and go clockwise to make the measurements.
Aries
1. Vehuiah (0-5)
2 Jeliel (6-10)
3. Sitael (11-15)
4. Elemiah (16-20)
5. Mahasiah (21-25)
6. Lelahel (26-30)
Taurus
7. Achaiah (31-35)
8. Cahetel (36-40)
9. Aziel (41-45)
10. Aladiah (46-50)
11. Lauviah (51-55)
12. Hahaiah (56-60)
Gemini
13. Iezalel (61-65)
14. Mebahel (66-70)
15. Hariel (71-75)
16. Hakamiah (76-80)
17. Lauviah (81-85)
18. Caliel (86-90)
Cancer
19. Leuviah (91-95)
20. Pahaliah (96-100)
21. Nelebael (101-105)
22. Ieiael (106-110)
23. Melahel (111-115)
24. Hahuiah (116-120)
Leo
25. Nith-Haiah (121-125)
26. Haaiah (126-130)
27. Jerathel (131-135)
28. Seeiah (136-140)
29. Reiiel (141-145)
30. Ornael (146-150)
Virgo
31. Lecabel (151-155)
32. Vasariah (156-160)
33. Iehuiah (161-165)
34. Lehahiah (166-170)
35. Chevakiah (171-175)
36. Menadel (176-180)
Libra
37. Aniel (181-185)
38. Haamiah (186-190)
39. Rehael (191-195)
40. Ieiazel (196-200)
41. Hahahel (201-205)
42. Mikael (206-210)
Scorpio
43. Veuahiah (211-215)
44. Ielahiah (216-220)
45. Sealiah (221-225)
46. Ariel (226-230)
47. Asaliah (231-235)
48. Michael (236-240)
Sagittarius
49. Vehuel (241-245)
50. Daniel (246-250)
51. Hahasiah (251-255)
52. Imamiah (256-260)
53. Nanael (261-265)
54. Nithael (266-270)
Capricorn
55. Mabaiah (271-275)
56. Poiel (276-280)
57. Nemmamiah (281-285)
58. Ieialel (286-290)
59. Harahel (291-295)
60. Mizrael (296-300)
Aquarius
61. Umabel (301-305)
62. Iah-hel (306-310)
63. Anianuel (311-315)
64. Mehiel (316-320)
65. Damabiah (321-325)
66. Manakel (326-330)
Pisces
67.Itaiel (331-335)
68. Xabuiah (336-340)
69. Rochel (341-345)
70. Jabamiah (346-350)
71. Haiel (351-355)
72. Mumiah (356-360)
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