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entities are not subject to the standard limitations of space and time. The | entities are not subject to the standard limitations of space and time. The | ||
term Enochian is derived from | term Enochian is derived from | ||
[[enochian]] | [[enochian|Enoch]] | ||
(aka | (aka | ||
[[metatron]] | [[metatron|Metatron]] | ||
). The practice of | ). The practice of | ||
[[light-singing]] | [[light-singing|Light Singing]] | ||
, common to Wiccan and Pagan communities, is commonly thought to be an extension of the Enochian practice. | , common to Wiccan and Pagan communities, is commonly thought to be an extension of the Enochian practice. | ||
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Existing in the period of time between man's | Existing in the period of time between man's | ||
[[error|Exile from Paradise]] | |||
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and the Great Flood. | and the Great Flood. | ||
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A process outlined in detail in the | A process outlined in detail in the | ||
[[septuagint]] | [[septuagint|Septuagint]]. | ||
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Revision as of 23:22, 11 March 2024
Enochian [related: Enoch, Enochian Magick, Antediluvian, John Dee, Sir
Edward Kelly]
Developed by the Anglo-Welsh mathematician and alchemist John Dee and his
colleague Sir Edward Kelly in 16th Century England, Enochian is an occult or
angelic language used in the practice of Enochian Magic. The language was
revealed to the men by the Enochian angels, recorded in private journals and
was claimed by them to be originally used by Adam and his direct progeny to
name all material things. In this sense, Enochian can be seen as being
antediluvian
1
. Via use of the Enochian language direct
communication with angelic beings is possible - of particular value as such
entities are not subject to the standard limitations of space and time. The
term Enochian is derived from
Enoch
(aka
Metatron
). The practice of
Light Singing
, common to Wiccan and Pagan communities, is commonly thought to be an extension of the Enochian practice.
1 Existing in the period of time between man's Exile from Paradise and the Great Flood.
2 A process outlined in detail in the Septuagint.