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|smt5v=One of the four female demons in the Zohar, a spiritual text of Jewish mystical thought. Her name means "pleasure" in Hebrew. | |smt5v='''Naamah:''' One of the four female demons in the Zohar, a spiritual text of Jewish mystical thought. Her name means "pleasure" in Hebrew. | ||
She is the most carnal of the four demons, and specializes in seduction. She is said to have intercourse with human men in their dreams and to give birth to numerous evil spirits, almost solely driven by her own desires. Her beauty bewitches even angels, and she birthed the demon king Asmodeus with an angel named Shomron. It is believed she was originally a human female, sister of Tubal-cain (a descendant of the Old Testament's Cain), and only later was she interpreted as a demon. | She is the most carnal of the four demons, and specializes in seduction. She is said to have intercourse with human men in their dreams and to give birth to numerous evil spirits, almost solely driven by her own desires. Her beauty bewitches even angels, and she birthed the demon king Asmodeus with an angel named Shomron. It is believed she was originally a human female, sister of Tubal-cain (a descendant of the Old Testament's Cain), and only later was she interpreted as a demon. | ||
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'''Naamah's Shadow:''' Apparition of the demoness Naamah, summoned by Samael. In Jewish mysticism, the four demons Lilith, Naamah, Eisheth, and Agrat are considered to be Samael's personal companions. | |||
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