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==Qlippoth Geburah== | ==Qlippoth Geburah== | ||
Kabbalah of The Qlippoths; 5-Geburah- Golachab-(The Arsonists) Qlippoth that sends energies, workings and messages for good or ill, to bring conflict and injury, gives the judgment of the manifested working, gives force to something, brings war to the issue, force of magick, the spark of action, the desire to act, The Qlippoth of lust, power complex.(The Qlippoth is the [[Negative Form]] shell and/ or [[Imposter Spirit]] negative force of the Sephiroth) | Kabbalah of The Qlippoths; 5-Geburah- Golachab-(The Arsonists) Qlippoth that sends energies, workings and messages for good or ill, to bring conflict and injury, gives the judgment of the manifested working, gives force to something, brings war to the issue, force of magick, the spark of action, the desire to act, The Qlippoth of lust, power complex.(The Qlippoth is the [[Negative Form]] shell and/ or [[Imposter Spirit]] negative force of the Sephiroth, 7th dimension) | ||
Burning Bodies, “[[Geburah]] is a going forth in power to rule in strength. The order of Golab is composed of those who burn to do destruction --- even on themselves. The outer form is Usiel, 'The Ruins of God'.” Asmodeus: The Destroying God or Samael the Black. To Golachab, Asmodeus is attributed. “This name is half Hebrew and half Latin. Asmodeus is often mentioned in the literature of demonology. The name can also be translated as 'The one adorned with fire'.” Whom they call also Samael the Black. | Burning Bodies, “[[Geburah]] is a going forth in power to rule in strength. The order of Golab is composed of those who burn to do destruction --- even on themselves. The outer form is Usiel, 'The Ruins of God'.” Asmodeus: The Destroying God or Samael the Black. To Golachab, Asmodeus is attributed. “This name is half Hebrew and half Latin. Asmodeus is often mentioned in the literature of demonology. The name can also be translated as 'The one adorned with fire'.” Whom they call also Samael the Black. | ||