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'''Gamchicoth''' or '''Gha'agsheblah''', the Devourer, is the [[Qliphoth]] corresponding to the Sephirot Chesed | '''Gamchicoth''' or '''Gha'agsheblah''', the Devourer, is the [[Qliphoth]] corresponding to the Sephirot ''Chesed'' on the kabbalistic tree of life. | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Gamchicoth is described as the disturber of all things, and the form of its demons are of black, cat-headed giants. | Gamchicoth is described as the disturber of all things, and the form of its demons are of black, cat-headed giants. | ||
==Nature== | ==Nature== | ||
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"Astaroth is attributed. This is the name of the goddess Astarte, the Ishtar of the Babylonians and perhaps also the Isis of the Egyptians." | "Astaroth is attributed. This is the name of the goddess Astarte, the Ishtar of the Babylonians and perhaps also the Isis of the Egyptians." | ||
==Correspondence== | ==Correspondence== | ||
*[[Azariel]]: The Binding Ones of God | *[[Azariel]]: The Binding Ones of God | ||
*[[Astaroth]]: One of the Flock | *[[Astaroth]]: One of the Flock | ||
==Source== | ==Source== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:37, 2 February 2011
Gamchicoth or Gha'agsheblah, the Devourer, is the Qliphoth corresponding to the Sephirot Chesed on the kabbalistic tree of life.
Description
Gamchicoth is described as the disturber of all things, and the form of its demons are of black, cat-headed giants.
Nature
"Chesed is the source of bounty both in idea and in substance to the lower forms. Gamchicoth is the order of 'Devourers' who seek to waste the substance and thought of creation. The outer form is the order of
"Astaroth is attributed. This is the name of the goddess Astarte, the Ishtar of the Babylonians and perhaps also the Isis of the Egyptians."
Correspondence
Source
Notes on the Demonic Orders (Adverse Sephiroth) in Magical Correspondences by Bill Heidrick.