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Anonymous
21st Apr 2013 6:28pm
thought provoking little gem, nice one.
21st Apr 2013 8:16pm
Anonymous
21st Apr 2013 10:19pm
indeed...to ponder without them lightbaron!
22nd Apr 2013 3:22am
22nd Apr 2013 4:21am
Is the title a Sanskrit word? I can remember seeing it in one of Crowley's books.
22nd Apr 2013 5:25am
Anonymous
- Edited 24th Apr 2013 1:30pm
24th Apr 2013 5:08am
It is a written symbol of the Divine name of God, minus vowels. Used in majik in many circles, prayer, meditation, healing, and gross mistranslations (Jehova, anyone?).
My interest is piqued, Casey. On one hand I want to say the mundane body misfires beneath the weight of the title (though you did use the word "tetragrammaton" instead of Yod Heh Vav Hod or the english equivalents of YHWH.
On the other hand, I find the straightforward nature of it delightful.
At least you have the car keys in hand :)
My interest is piqued, Casey. On one hand I want to say the mundane body misfires beneath the weight of the title (though you did use the word "tetragrammaton" instead of Yod Heh Vav Hod or the english equivalents of YHWH.
On the other hand, I find the straightforward nature of it delightful.
At least you have the car keys in hand :)
Haha...so glad m'dear that you saw this, and that your interest was piqued.
I had written this a bit longer, then scraped it down to these 16 words..(4x4). The title, i agree, is much heavier than the piece at first, but my intention was to raise some severity of the absurd twist in it...hope it worked a lil for ya
Thank you...and i will be giving the in depth catch up soon,
I had written this a bit longer, then scraped it down to these 16 words..(4x4). The title, i agree, is much heavier than the piece at first, but my intention was to raise some severity of the absurd twist in it...hope it worked a lil for ya
Thank you...and i will be giving the in depth catch up soon,
