Gematria - Sepher Sapphires Volume 1.pdf
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or reality has dawned in them, and they in turn<br />
become light-bearers to the rest of humanity.<br />
Their evidence was made possible by those<br />
"reservoirs" mentioned above.<br />
Regio Lucis (Lt). Kingdom of Light. The<br />
dwelling-place of the illuminati. See also the<br />
"region of light", described by Thomas Vaughan<br />
as the Birth place of Mercury. see 50, 58.<br />
Terra Sancta (Lt). Holy Land. This phrase<br />
implies the perfected "body of Light", for only is<br />
such a body is the "holy Land" attained. see 52<br />
(Lt), 56 (Lt).<br />
109 (prime)<br />
n 52 DN Mother of all living. In Genesis<br />
3:20: "And Adam called the name of his wife<br />
Eve (m, Nature) because she was Mother of all<br />
living things." see 18, 50, 5 1.<br />
m72 vigina. jllp circle, sphere. 72 lighting.<br />
EN air. mightside of Eden, p. 12 1 ]<br />
;Vn3b rest, quietness; resting place. Numbers<br />
10:33.<br />
?l7$kj Inman: (1 Chron. 4:21), 'She determines,<br />
or she establishes.' [Ancient Faiths, VII, p. 2001<br />
~5 taste (attributed to Teth); to swallow,<br />
greedily, gulp. With different pointing: laoat,<br />
food swallowed.<br />
fbRN Brother of a portion (Ahiman) [Numbers<br />
13:22]. Each brother of light has a portion of the<br />
responsibility to extend the light to others. see<br />
372.<br />
5WlO Sachiel. Sachiel; "Covering of God."<br />
[Crowley, 1977, p. 161. Angel ruling Jupiter and<br />
Thursday.<br />
". . .of the order of Hashmallim (Cherubim)<br />
Sachiel is resident of the first heaven (in some<br />
sources, the 6th heaven). He is a Monday (or<br />
Thursday or Friday) angel, invoked from the<br />
south (also from the west). In addition, he is a<br />
presiding spirit of the planet Jupiter. In Goetic<br />
lore, he is called a servitor of the 4 sub-planes of<br />
178<br />
the infernal empire." [Davidson, 197 1, p. 252.1<br />
littleness, hence little, small. In Ezekiel<br />
16:47: "You not only walked in their ways and<br />
copied their detestable practices, but, as if that<br />
were a very little thing, in all your ways you<br />
soon became more depraved than they."<br />
"This root develops the ideas of resistance<br />
opposed to that of tension, of extension: Thence<br />
in a very broad sense the Occident; in a very<br />
restricted sense, a stick. The Arabic<br />
onomatopoetic and idiomatic root which depicts<br />
every kind of cut made without effort, as with a<br />
knife, etc. This root employed as adverbial<br />
relation is represented by only, only so much, so<br />
little." [d'olivet, 1976, p. 44 1 .]<br />
'WR'EON Askozdai. Day demon of the 2"d<br />
decanate of Aquarius [Crowley, 1977, p. 161.<br />
Given without explanation in <strong>Sepher</strong><br />
Sephiroth [Crowley, 1977, p. 161. This word<br />
does not occur in scripture or in the Hebrew<br />
Lexicon.<br />
Of 7X d'Olivet writes: "That which is insidious,<br />
artful, double, sly, opposed, adverse, deceitful,<br />
seductive. The Arabic presents every idea of<br />
opposition, defense; a state of quarreling,<br />
disputing. In a literal sense, very restricted. the<br />
side; in a broad sense, ci secret. dissinzulating<br />
hindrance an artiJce. a snare." [d701ivet, 1976,<br />
p. 432.1 If we take Yod in this word as signifLing<br />
the creative hand of God, then the first three<br />
letters suggest the secret of creativity.<br />
Of m: "This root which is only used in Hebrew<br />
in composition, is the analog of the root '7,<br />
which bears the real character of the sign of<br />
natural abundance, and of division. In Chaldaic it<br />
has an abstract sense represented by the relations<br />
of; of which, this, that, of what. The Arabic<br />
characterizes a movement which is propagated<br />
without effort and without noise.<br />
Action of flying with rapidity; of swooping<br />
down on something: thence a a kite; a<br />
vulture. [ibid., 3 18-3 191<br />
aqp. aer. Air. This word appears in Revelations<br />
9:2: "And he [the fifth angel] opened the pit of<br />
the abyss, and a smoke ascended out of the Pit,<br />
as a smoke of a great furnace; and the sun and