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Ihe serpent. ancient goddesses were depicted as women holding I'Il'rpents in their hands. Among them we can find such mythological characters as Persephone, and Artemis. Ancient goddess of fertility was Renenutet and as half-serpent half-woman. I ll�r name meant " renen" - II food" and "serpent" . In ancient Greece Mhe was known as ThermutisP There are also mythological characters with snakes instead of like the k"l" ""1
"Nagaraja", liKing of Serpents" . In the Hindu beliefs the serpents are ; demonic often with five or Their role and are not entirely negative. The Ananta 1 ",,,,,.,,. ..,,,.,t is the symbol of Infinity. Sesha uplifts the Earth. Vasuki acts as a which stirs the sea and other demons away for Shiva. In the Hindu folklore the Naga serpents are as patrons of fertility. In Tibet they are regarded as benevolent water deities who watch over the Buddhist writingS.19 worth to notice that spirits and demons as "P?TlP'nt" were often connected with water. view owes much to the '��""H.H of the female in which the water element has always a role. as well as other "plrn�'nt entities, were often water creatures. This also refers to deities '-',ri1t1,.,. to initiation and rebirth of senses. The ascent of the Kundalini serpent indicates also the role as the mediator between the - the lower and the the earth and the heavens, or the earth and the underworld. The best known example of this COlncEmt is the two snakes coiled around the staff crowned with a of wings. This symbol has been known the ancient times. In ancient Rome it the and moral The denoted power, serpents - wisdom, 19 Manfred Lurker; Dictionary a/ Gods and Goddesses, Devils and Demons -34-
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Page 17 and 18: of an individual. Passive of this s
Page 19 and 20: Typhonian Tradition is rooted in an
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Page 27 and 28: Mehetabel daughter of and the is so
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Page 49 and 50: Zoroastrianism The cult of the Wise
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Page 55 and 56: Yatukan Ritual of the Black Dragon
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The of ritual tools is left to the
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MELEZI Hecatel Goddess of You are t
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Come forth to us! Lead us into the
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other of that would enjoy an equall
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harmony with the laws of the univer
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the witch, the downfall which occur
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• The first how he up those where
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Sometimes the magician has to offer
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point of this might seem an easy me
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I The Book of the Law gives us a in
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of initiation. Why is the union of
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Anu (An) means "heaven" and is the
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demonic fire or a destructive torna
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It induces a particular kind of a t
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seconds. Sometimes it resembles a t
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They listen neither to prayers nor
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vital sexual essences during a perv
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and the devils went and dwelt insid
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is associated with the of chaos and
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"Beloved and all ye other who haunt
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that the of the word "hams" is simi
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good nor evil, existing in its undi
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sanctuaries and shrines around the
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Invocation of Pan Melez! Lord of Lu
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phenomena (a facade which we are ab
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occasionally. Conscious of I decide
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Ahriman. Ahrimanic beings are conne
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From Steiner's christocentric of Ah
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