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|smt5v=Eisheth Zenunim. One of the four female demons in the Zohar, a spiritual text of Jewish mystical thought. | |smt5v='''Eisheth:''' Eisheth Zenunim. One of the four female demons in the Zohar, a spiritual text of Jewish mystical thought. | ||
Said to be a princess of the Qlippoth, a concept of evil power in the same school of thought, she is the embodiment of sin; seducing many humans and leading them to their destruction. It is said that when people abuse words with mystical power, those words are taken away by the devil to create an evil world of arrogance and vanity. From this world, Eisheth appears to terrorize humanity. | Said to be a princess of the Qlippoth, a concept of evil power in the same school of thought, she is the embodiment of sin; seducing many humans and leading them to their destruction. It is said that when people abuse words with mystical power, those words are taken away by the devil to create an evil world of arrogance and vanity. From this world, Eisheth appears to terrorize humanity. | ||
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'''Eisheth's Shadow:''' Apparition of the demoness Eisheth, 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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