\nSecret Chiefs cloaked in wisdom
\nDark illuminators of ZYX [1]
\nBrings the putrefaction process
\nTo lead the soul across the Styx [2].<\/p>\n
Ludul bel nimeqi ea [3]
\nNaramtu dianau Apsu [4].<\/p>\n
The Seven Ones of Babel [5]
\noffer the Grail of Ecstasy [6]
\nto open the Eye of Shiva
\nthrough the Great Work of Ecstasy [7].<\/p>\n
Celebrators of becoming
\nAppears in the Sethian [8] mystery
\nTo turn lead to gold
\nThrough the Great Work of Al-Khemy [9].<\/p>\n
The Secret Sign of Mendes [10]
\nUnveil the Magick of the Goat
\nCults of the Shadow
\nUnder Ilan Hizon\u2019s [11] root.<\/p>\n
La tapallah puluthu [12]
\nUtukke lemnuti [13] Apkallu [14].<\/p>\n
The Seven Ones of Babel
\noffer the Grail of Ecstasy
\nto open the Eye of Shiva
\nthrough the Great Work of Ecstasy.<\/p>\n
Celebrators of becoming
\nAppears in the Sethian mystery
\nTo turn lead to gold
\nThrough the Great Work of Al-Khemy.<\/p>\n
Erset la tari [15] ki-utu-kam [16]
\nAdapa baru sar kissati [17]
\nZiqqurrat Kutha pet pi Girru
\nErset la tari ki-utu-kam [18].<\/p>\n
Subigo inimicus [19].<\/p>\n
Ludul bel nimeqi ea
\nNaramtu dianau Apsu.<\/p>\n
\n<\/blockquote>\n
[1] This symbolizes chaos as an inversion of the\u00a0standard alphabet.<\/p>\n
[2]\u00a0In Greek mythology, the river Styx was both a deity and the most known of the rivers that border the underworld. The waters of the Styx had miraculous powers and were also the fetid tomb of enraged souls.<\/p>\n
[3] This line is a reference to \u201cI Will praise the Lord of Wisdom,\u201d a Mesopotamian poem of an afflicted man that questions his suffering, despite his faithful\u00a0service\u00a0to his Gods.<\/p>\n
[4]\u00a0Apsu is the male principle and the waters of the beginning of time in the Enuma Elish myth. He was paired with Tiamat.<\/p>\n
[5]\u00a0Babel is both a symbol for pleasure and the Earth.<\/p>\n
[6]\u00a0Shiva is one of the Three Hindu primary deities. He is both the destroyer and the benevolent. The iconography of Shiva includes a third eye open on his forehead, signifying\u00a0another level of perception of the spiritual side of everything.<\/p>\n
[7]\u00a0The ecstasy concept deals with trances to transcend the senses. In psychology, it means a loss of self-control.<\/p>\n
[8]\u00a0Set was the Egyptian deity of Destruction and Chaos. It was paired with the Greek monster Typhon. It was the brother of Osiris and the personification of everything that confronted Egypt civilization: the desert, the harsh droughts, famine, the crocodile, and chaos itself. Depending on his mood, he could protect the caravans in the desert or destroy them.<\/p>\n
[9]\u00a0The Alchemy is viewed here as both a philosophical view and a spiritual guidance.<\/p>\n
[10]\u00a0One of the names of the Sigil of Baphomet, an occultist sign that depicts the power of the life force and the opening of a higher state of consciousness from the individual path of the Dark. It put together opposites, so it can be linked to the occultist view of the Alchemy.<\/p>\n
[11]\u00a0In the alternative mysticism of Kabbalah, this is a synonym for the Qliphoth, the Tree of the Death, or the Dark Tree. It\u2019s the opposite of the Holy Sefirot.<\/p>\n
[12]\u00a0It seems it is translated from the Akkadian as \u201cDo not fear to be swallowed.\u201d<\/p>\n
[13]\u00a0The Sumerian equivalent of the demons.<\/p>\n
[14]\u00a0The Seven Sages of Sumeria. They were fish-like demigods created by Enki to improve mankind and establish culture.<\/p>\n
[15]\u00a0\u201cThe Land of No Return.” This is the Sumerian equivalent of the Underworld.<\/p>\n
[16] A set of Sumerian rituals for purification.<\/p>\n
[17] According to the Sumerians, Adapa was the first Sage of Mesopotamia, the first Apkallu.<\/p>\n
[18] In Sumerian: \u201cThe Ziggurath of Kutha opens the door of fire, the land of no return, the rituals of purification.”<\/p>\n
[19] In Latin: \u201cDominate the enemy.\u201d<\/p>\n
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