Transcript passage · Unknown · 10:24
Relevant chapter: El, Adonai, and divine names
they're they're cognates it's the same thing but I think that by the time that Islam was around uh the term L was just another name for you know the Abrahamic God >> and was that and the Abrahamic God was Yahweh or the demi age? >> Well, there were there were so many different there were so many different names for it. Um, you know, yes, there's the God is referred to by many many names. There's this really cool Bible called the the name the the names of God Bible.
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 11:03
Relevant chapter: El, Adonai, and divine names
>> Oh, yeah. I want to get that one. >> Yeah. And and I mean it's dicey when you when you when you when you try to stick everybody. There's it's not a onetoone correspondence. Typically, we don't have enough cultural nuance and and understanding to be able to to it's they're not all one one being really. It just becomes that way. The same way like band-aid, I say band-aid, you know that I mean bandage. Band-aid is not a thing. Band-aid is a [ __ ] brand. >> But that's the way people use words.
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 11:35
Relevant chapter: El, Adonai, and divine names
They don't use them precisely. People don't value precision, they value convenience. And you know, just, you know, we let's have everybody, you know, the path of least resistance typically intellectually. So, um, you know, I don't which one was the demi urge, which one was the creative god? I you know I that's not something I have completely worked out but I do see a lot of correspondence between the God of let's say the Psalms and things like that the Hebrew Psalms and and and even
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 12:09
Relevant chapter: El, Adonai, and divine names
the God of Genesis really uh with the the conception of obviously Genesis and first of all the Hebrew Psalms and I think Genesis are are believed to have been kind of coexistent with they were so they were contemporaneous with the Platonic dialogues. So as Plato was talking about this demi urge that you know measured the earth with with compass and square and tools and things like that geometry it was the same thing in psalms talking about how God created the earth with a compass and squares and
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 12:41
Relevant chapter: El, Adonai, and divine names
and things like that and and um so I think they were approaching the same entity but the difference is that the Israelites made contracts with these with these deities whereas right God's people um Yahweh's people's people Adonai's people Um they had different names for him, you know. Adonai just means Lord. Um L was a was a was a Babylonian god, you know. Um but anyway, so so I I see a lot of similarities there, but I I can't say that I believe everything to have a onetoone correspondence. I think that
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 24:18
Relevant chapter: Secret words of the four worlds
of his life. But but Wescott was the real he was obsessed with cabalism. He took a 2-year uh retirement or hiatus from his job as city corner of London to lock himself in his townhouse and just study the cabala. So uh but um uh apparently they're like, you know, they're secret names obviously. Uh you've got alb uh which is really to me it it has connotations of father aba um which makes sense because it's the the the the secret name of atiluth the divine noose or mind um and which
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 38:25
Relevant chapter: Evocation is I'm calling you forward in front of me.
Evocation is I'm calling you forward in front of me. And when you do that in in in in you know uh godetic magic or grimmooire magic, you're calling them into a space that is set aside for them. And it's typically a triangle. They call that the triangle of art. And it binds them by divine names. And then you would use you know a a properly consecrated um ritual implement typically some kind of sword uh to basically threaten and command and bind them. Binding is the most important thing. Now I said earlier
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Transcript passage · Sky Mathis & Ike Baker · 1:30:18
Relevant chapter: Returning from pathworking and integration
specific type of imagery you could pass through a curtain that that was essentially the the the um the universe or the world card of the tarot and just dive into it, you know. Um you could do that and then you get into Yes. You make contact with Gabriel, vibrate the divine names and then uh see what happens there. Maybe you go into meditation and you meditate in the temple of Yes, right? Maybe you're trying to activate astral travel. Maybe you're trying to um invoke uh lucid dreaming or things like that.
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Transcript passage · Sky Mathis & Ike Baker · 1:03:56
Relevant chapter: Shem HaMephorash, angels, and zodiacal correspondences
amount, same number of letters. So, they stacked them one over the other, three lines. And then as they went down, they had three lettered names, right? Three lines, three letters to each name. And then you end up with 72 names, permutations, and you just add um you add like the divine suffix like L uh or e, you know, uh uh or or or l to the to the end of that. And you end up with um with the 72 names of the Shempherish which then correspond to uh the deans, right? Uh not the deans, I'm sorry, the
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 11:45
Relevant chapter: Divine Names in the LBRP
got Yod, Vave, Adonai, Ehe and then Agala, Agla. >> Tell everybody what what those what those are. So this way they know why you're grouping >> you're grouping those those names together. I don't not everybody knows why you're doing that. So uh this is you know the LBRP for y v y tetetrogrammaton um adoni. So so yod v the tetetrogrammaton is a name of god. It's the ineffable name of god. It's the unspeakable name of god. So Hebrews, you know, I should say Jews that are, I would say,
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 12:36
Relevant chapter: Divine Names in the LBRP
religious or traditional, they won't say that name. They won't they won't spell it out the way we do either. They usually, many times you will see them just say hashem, which means the name. >> When they say, you know, uh, may Hashem bless me, they're not it's they're saying may God bless me or bless you. But the literal translation of that kind of like marker, you know, that that verbal marker is just the name. >> So, um, yeah, it's ineffable. Esoterically, we say that's because it's
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 13:08
Relevant chapter: Divine Names in the LBRP
a formula, right? Fire, water, air, and earth. That's why we spell it out yode vave and we don't pronounce it Yahweh. Um, Adonai means Lord. Uh, aa in the west means >> is it I am? >> I am. >> Okay. >> I am. Yeah, I remember. Yeah. >> And then ag notaricon which is essentially an acronym. So you're just using the first letters of each word in that particular phrase or sentence to make the divine name because it's adoni which means you are the strength
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 14:29
Relevant chapter: Sephiroth, Angelic Choirs, and Divine Hierarchies
is that is the the ashim is that correspondent to those >> Yeah. Yeah. The ashim the f basically that just means fiery ones or fires but it's yeah that that is the souls of fire. >> Okay. Yeah. >> So so with like the different sufferes are there different choirs for each one? >> Yeah absolutely. >> Okay. Um yeah. Well, cuz the thing is there each one of the divine names is an aspect of each one of the divine names that is associated with the sephi with it with with a asphira
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 16:29
Relevant chapter: Sephiroth, Angelic Choirs, and Divine Hierarchies
going to get the hierofant. Um, somebody who knows me, you know, if if my dad or somebody somebody were to say, you know, uh, you know, suck or or or Isaac or something like that, then it's like, okay, something serious is going. So, there's a similar thing happening with the different divine names. They're all ways of addressing deity, the highest god. But there are there are like higher names, names with with greater command over the lesser names. Uh and so right at Ketther when we have ehe that would be um you know
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 17:05
Relevant chapter: Sephiroth, Angelic Choirs, and Divine Hierarchies
that would be like the highest possible name. I am right. uh because it's it's kind of going beyond names going beyond adon it's lord of the earth right uh going beyond shai alkai you know um uh uh you know the strength of god or or um you know uh the foundation of god and the god really the the god of life um being being going beyond like you know Elohim god the which is another name to refer to uh that is typically ascribed to the deity uh you know when you see Elohim it'll usually get translated in King
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 19:37
Relevant chapter: Sephiroth, Angelic Choirs, and Divine Hierarchies
turns into the seven, you know, the rainbow spect, the spectrum of color. >> Uh, and so that's why then we're referring to it as, uh, you know, uh, deities, gods and goddesses, and it has all these different names and things like that. Um, it's it's the different faces of God. It's the different aspects of God. So now each one of these establishes the beginning of an ontological hierarchy and that onlogical hierarchy descends. Now we use this verticality as an as an analogy. You
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 1:31:03
Relevant chapter: Sound, Vibration, Healing, and Sacred Names
to what was actually going on in those places at these times. I it's I think it's it's for all intents and purposes it's similar but it's not exactly the same. >> Yeah. I was wondering like in something like esoteric dowoism if they had some kind of system of like vibrational methodology cuz I think that's one of the >> huge things you know like when you're doing like the middle pillar particularly in a group setting vibrating those divine names it it feels
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 1:35:17
Relevant chapter: Sound, Vibration, Healing, and Sacred Names
to them. It wasn't it might not have nec necessarily just been the sound itself. Like we would think the vibrations are realigning my molecules or my atheric body. Could be that. I think they do. >> But but no, but here's the thing. Yes, they could be that, but the difference was they're imbued with noose. They're imbued with divine intelligence. And so how does that divine intelligence manifest in harmony, harmony, harmonic things, not going >> Exactly. But like, you know, like you're doing you're act
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 1:35:52
Relevant chapter: Sound, Vibration, Healing, and Sacred Names
there's an actual sequence of notes that the mind knows sounds good. >> Yeah. Yeah. And it that's called harmony. And that embraces the divine principle, the mathematic principle of ratio, mathematical proportion, mathematical symmetry that is manifesting itself as an intelligent use of sound. So really what you're doing is you're you're imbuing yourself with this with noose. You're you're you're it's a spiritual act that's actually working on your soul
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 1:36:54
Relevant chapter: Logos, Nous, Vowels, and Hebrew Divine Names
but it feels like just certain utterances carry out particular effects and I don't know maybe when you say like imbued with noose do you mean that it it the understanding of a name has a conceptual designation or like what do you mean when when >> let me actually let me rephr let me rephrase what I'm saying here I'm saying it's actually actually I would like to rephrase it and say it's imbued with logos >> logos >> so order it's imbued with order >> okay
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 1:37:36
Relevant chapter: Logos, Nous, Vowels, and Hebrew Divine Names
>> okay and logos is the product of news right noose being the divine intelligent luminosity. >> So, and if it >> if it has an order to it, >> it seems like whatever it is is like that eternally like and it's just a matter of finding it. whatever the correct vibrations are exist and they always will exist in the same form because the the effects that they have for certain harmonies are like you said mathematical and so you see what I'm saying >> yeah I would I would yeah sure I would
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 1:38:20
Relevant chapter: Logos, Nous, Vowels, and Hebrew Divine Names
agree with that for sure >> so do you think that like the like some of the Hebrew divine names are tapping into that um yeah because I mean it's it's all a combination of it's all a combination of vibration and noose. It's an intelligent use of it. Now would say that that there that there is no noose behind it. There is no order necessarily. He'd call it he'd call some of these these you know nomina barbar these long strings of vowels etc that we see like in the PGM he might say
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 1:39:02
Relevant chapter: Logos, Nous, Vowels, and Hebrew Divine Names
they're a nom meaningless names but at the end of the day there's still a structure there is still a structure and that structure is the vowel basis right vowels are how you vibrate anything really that's how you not vibrate but in tone so in other words I couldn't like if I if I wanted to sing your name and I removed all the vowels It would just be >> you know or like or or my name it would just be >> yeah know because there's no vowels. So the vowels are how you there that is the
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Transcript passage · Unknown · 1:39:36
Relevant chapter: Logos, Nous, Vowels, and Hebrew Divine Names
order right because it's the shape shaping of the mouth the move >> the movement of the pallet that's what allows the [ __ ] word to be actually said >> vowels which is the breath right like the breath of god is what brings order to things now you lots of people can kind of like you know just say well no if you move it this way move it like look traditionally there are in every language Every language has vowels and traditionally you can group them into seven. The ruach, the planets, all you know the
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