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Aosoth

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Aosoth is a deity or entity in occult and esoteric traditions. It is typically associated with the left-hand path and is often seen as a manifestation of the primal chaos that underlies the universe.

In some systems of thought, Aosoth is associated with the element of fire and is seen as a force of destruction and transformation. It is sometimes depicted as a female figure, and in some traditions, it is associated with Lilith, the ancient Mesopotamian goddess of fertility and sexuality.

The origins of Aosoth are unclear, but it has been associated with various figures and entities throughout history, including the demon Asmodeus and the goddess Ishtar. In contemporary occult and esoteric circles, Aosoth is often viewed as a powerful entity that can help practitioners access hidden knowledge and gain spiritual insight.

It’s worth noting that beliefs about Aosoth vary widely, and there is no one definitive interpretation or understanding of this entity. As with many aspects of the occult, personal experience and interpretation play a significant role in shaping one’s beliefs about Aosoth and other similar entities.

Pleiadian Princess

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The Pleiadians are a purported extraterrestrial species or group of beings who are said to come from the Pleiades star cluster, which is located in the constellation Taurus. The Pleiades star cluster is visible to the naked eye and has been known and revered by many cultures throughout human history.

According to some sources, the Pleiadians are a highly evolved and spiritually advanced civilization that is dedicated to helping humanity and the planet Earth in various ways. They are said to be tall, blond or blue-eyed, and possess advanced technology and psychic abilities.

Proponents of the idea of Pleiadian extraterrestrial beings often claim that they have been in contact with humans for many years, often through channels or mediums who receive messages or information from the Pleiadians. Some people believe that the Pleiadians are working to guide humanity towards a more positive and harmonious future, helping us to overcome war, poverty, and environmental destruction.

IwIw

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“IwIw” is one of the forms or manifestations of Anubis, the god of mummification and the afterlife in ancient Egyptian religion. Anubis was depicted in many different forms and shapes, and “IwIw” is one of the less common but still recognized forms of the god.

“IwIw” is often depicted as a canine or jackal-headed figure, similar to Anubis in his more familiar form. However, “IwIw” is often shown with a distinctive set of ears that are pointed upward, almost like rabbit ears. This unique feature sets “IwIw” apart from other depictions of Anubis and makes him easily identifiable to scholars of ancient Egyptian art and mythology.

The significance of “IwIw” in Egyptian religion and mythology is not entirely clear, as there are few surviving texts or inscriptions that mention this form of Anubis. However, it is likely that “IwIw” represented a particular aspect or attribute of the god, perhaps related to his role as a guide and protector of the dead. Anubis was also associated with the moon and with the passage of time, and it is possible that “IwIw” was connected to these aspects of his nature as well.

Horus

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Horus was an important deity in ancient Egyptian religion, often depicted as a falcon or a man with a falcon’s head. He was the god of the sky, kingship, protection, and war. Horus was one of the oldest and most significant gods in the Egyptian pantheon, with his worship dating back to at least the late Predynastic period (c. 3100 BCE).

In mythology, Horus was the son of Osiris, the god of the afterlife and rebirth, and his sister-wife Isis, the goddess of magic and motherhood. Horus was conceived after Osiris was killed and dismembered by his brother Set, the god of chaos and violence. Isis used her magical powers to reassemble Osiris and conceive Horus, who was destined to avenge his father’s murder and rule as king of Egypt.

As a symbol of kingship, Horus was often associated with the pharaoh, the ruler of Egypt. The pharaoh was believed to be the incarnation of Horus on earth, and their falcon god Horus name was often used as a part of their royal titulary. Horus was also venerated as a protector of the kingdom and its people, with many temples dedicated to his worship throughout ancient Egypt.

In art and iconography, Horus was depicted in various forms, including as a falcon-headed man, a falcon wearing the double crown of Upper and Lower Egypt, or as a child sitting on his mother’s lap. He was often depicted holding a staff and ankh, symbols of his power and dominion over life and death.

Overall, Horus was a complex and multifaceted deity in ancient Egyptian religion, playing an important role in the mythology, symbolism, and religious practices of the civilization for thousands of years.

Melisende

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Melisende of Jerusalem was a queen of great importance in the history of the Crusades and the Kingdom of Jerusalem. She was known for her political and intellectual abilities, as well as her alleged involvement with the heretical cult of Assassins.

Melisende was born in 1105 as the eldest daughter of King Baldwin II and Queen Morphia of Melitene. When Baldwin died in 1131, he was succeeded by his eldest son, Melisende’s husband Fulk V of Anjou. Melisende took the throne jointly with her husband, but quickly showed herself to be an effective and competent leader. She was directly involved in the administration of the kingdom, ruling alone during Fulk’s absence on military campaigns. She also demonstrated great political skill, helping to maintain peace between the feudal lords and the Church.

In addition to her political abilities, Melisende was known for her cultural and intellectual interests. She was a patron of the arts and literature, having sponsored several poets and historians at her court. She was also known for her medical skills and for her sponsorship of the construction of hospitals in Jerusalem.

However, Melisende was also suspected of being involved in occult practices. She was known for her interests in alchemy and for her alleged involvement in the heretical cult of Assassins. The Assassins were a Muslim sect that emerged in the 11th century in the mountains of northern Iran and Iraq.

It is important to note that many of the allegations of Melisende’s involvement in occult activities are based on rumors and prejudices of the time, and there is no concrete evidence that she was involved in heretical or occult activities. However, her alleged connection to the Assassins has fueled speculation and fascination with her life and reign.

The Assassins were led by a figure known as “the old man of the mountain,” who was considered a divinity by the sect’s followers. They believed that fighting against their enemies was a form of worship to God, and that death in combat was the most honorable way to achieve paradise. The Assassins were known for their use of drugs to induce a state of ecstasy and transcendence, which may be why they were called “hashshashin” or “users of hashish.”

The Assassins became a significant threat to the Islamic powers of the time, and their violent activities led to their persecution and suppression by Muslim governments and the Crusaders. However, the sect survived in small communities until the 14th century, when its influence waned and its followers were assimilated into other Islamic currents.

Melisende’s alleged connection to the Assassins adds a fascinating layer to the story of this powerful queen. While it is impossible to know for certain whether she was involved with the heretical sect, her reputation as a strong and intelligent ruler is secure. Her patronage of the arts and medicine, as well as her political acumen, left a lasting legacy in the Kingdom of Jerusalem and beyond.

Baobhan Sith

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Baobhan Sith is a mythical creature from Scottish folklore. It is said to be a type of fairy, specifically a female vampire fairy, that lives in the Scottish Highlands. Baobhan Sith is also known as the “White Women of the Scottish Highlands” due to its ghostly appearance.

According to legend, Baobhan Sith usually appears at night in the form of a beautiful young woman wearing a long, flowing green dress. She is said to be able to shape-shift into a deer or a bird at will. Her main prey is men, and she lures them into the woods with her beauty and charm before attacking and drinking their blood.

Legend has it that Baobhan Sith has sharp talons instead of feet, and can also transform into a bat to fly away after feeding. Some stories also suggest that she can only be killed with a wooden stake through the heart or by decapitation.

The legend of Baobhan Sith has been featured in various forms of media, including literature, film, and television. It remains a popular creature of Scottish mythology and continues to fascinate and intrigue people to this day.