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Xenomancer |
Dec 30 2006, 08:53 AM
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Well, seeing as how this is an Enki thread...might as well put in my own two cents:
For Abwoon sake, make sure you keep his libido down when invoking him! It's even worse when you are doing it alone! For men who have experience doing a full invocation, you know what I mean when he speaks with your mouth to a woman, using his usual charms on saying how much he loves "Teaching," right? That guy is impossible. In my experience, he likes to party, but tries to respect the invoked's preference for alcohol, and for action. When drunk though, OH MAN. What a hoot. (joke) For some reason, I believe the good Enki has a pondering interest in the modern behavior of abstinence (/joke)
Man, this guy knows how to correlate modern math and science with magick (thought impossible) with less than a blink of an eye, and with even less effort. My brain simply reeled with electrical surge when I was bothering myself with a magickal theorum (once it was down on paper, I calmed down though. Thanks, Enki dude! YOU ROCK...but my head still hurts!).
@_@ what a funky man. He's got more game than a professional POV porn cameraman. The best way I can describe my experience whith him (and in no way limit him to the properties of the adjectives describeable in this lower plane), was similar to that of a super straight-A cross between MacGyver and the studliest college frat football star in existence...that is the closest way I can describe him, however remote.
Intense.
Not to say though, in his calm times, he was most zen. He had the same proud feeling as those kung-fu Taoist Immortals you see in those martial art legends. Sorta like lord Raiden in the first mortal kombat movie.
Anyone who had experience with him had a similar feeling?
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¡HA HA! ¡ESTOY USANDO EL INTERNET!- Never learn the Art of Sword before the Art of Dance. - Celtic Proverb- Even with spiritual power, an unchecked ego will only seek to deify itself. - Frank MacEowen- One cannot traverse waters without causing waves. - Xenomancer- I find it interesting that we as scholars of metaphysics have no problem discussing the intricacies of the threads of reality, but when it comes to the things that really matter, we forget them. - Xenomancer- This world is your home. We have a mix of everything here. If you want better, make better. There's no rule of going elsewhere for the tools. That's what magick is about. - Xenomancer
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esoterica |
Feb 4 2007, 07:56 AM
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just an offhand here, but it is becoming apparent to some, although i'm not convinced yet, that the intensly physical 'dude' we know as enki isn't, or wasn't, a physical being at all, but a very old and very powerful jinn! - there is data to believe that ihvh=enki and iblys=enlil, and this also makes sense, as the whole covenant/burnt offering/sacrifice process speaks to that as more jinn than physical - if the anu are all just jinn, then it all makes complete sense
just my whacked 'tree fiddy', ymmv-airdc
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Xenomancer |
Feb 4 2007, 09:24 AM
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QUOTE just an offhand here, but it is becoming apparent to some, although i'm not convinced yet, that the intensly physical 'dude' we know as enki isn't, or wasn't, a physical being at all, but a very old and very powerful jinn! So you say but... QUOTE perhaps He appears in the form which is most suitable for the particular person. I still consider this comment to have more weight. Both are true, but your statement is instancial (based on a matter of instance and individual circumstance) where Penny's carries more of an ambivalence of which may be accepted to include your comment as well. All the better, though, that you gave us information on his Jinn-form manifestation.
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¡HA HA! ¡ESTOY USANDO EL INTERNET!- Never learn the Art of Sword before the Art of Dance. - Celtic Proverb- Even with spiritual power, an unchecked ego will only seek to deify itself. - Frank MacEowen- One cannot traverse waters without causing waves. - Xenomancer- I find it interesting that we as scholars of metaphysics have no problem discussing the intricacies of the threads of reality, but when it comes to the things that really matter, we forget them. - Xenomancer- This world is your home. We have a mix of everything here. If you want better, make better. There's no rule of going elsewhere for the tools. That's what magick is about. - Xenomancer
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UnKnown1 |
Feb 4 2007, 01:56 PM
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Greetings,
Enki appears in many cultures under many guises. He is Vishnu, Neptune, Poseidon, Thoth, Mercury, Hermes, Pan, The Horned God, Keyote etc.
He is the element water and its power to make the Earth fertile and give birth. The rain is the seed of the union between him and Ki.
There is no way that a spirit so great that he encompasses one of the 4 elements could be a Jinn. He is too powerful.
I do agree with wrdscience however.
He is a shape shifter and can manifest to anyone in any way he sees fit.
Peace!
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nyechna |
Feb 5 2007, 12:33 PM
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Sorry Esoterica, but I find it baffling that you find Enki a djinn, and even more baffling that you seem to insinuate that YHVH is also one. For a start, would this mean that Enlil and Anu are also djinns? How about Enki´s relations? Enlil? Anu? Tiamat?
I don´t think Enki is the only god that demands sacrifices either. I´m sure that a lot of obeah and santeria practitioners would like to argue the point with you, as well as some thelemites (Fraternitas Saturni for example). And as for having a sense of humour, I think gods like Pan or Loki could argue against your point there? Or are they also djinns?
You really haven´t given any evidence to say that Enki is a djinn except for the fact that he behaves like a god (no, really?). From my experience of Enki, he is a pure divine emanation, comparable to Chokmah. He is a powerful god, and he is a kind god, but a god who will test practitioners who can be tested. I don´t see Enki as having the malevolance of a djinn, or the futility.
Enki means Lord of the Earth, which I think would be a strange name for a mere djinn. Could you please elaborate as to your evidence?
Zi Dingir ENKI Kanpa.
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nebo82 |
Feb 5 2007, 09:16 PM
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QUOTE(esoterica @ Feb 5 2007, 09:07 AM) and all the above are the markers of a jinn - an insanely powerful jinn, like the upper limits of the heirarchy - he could even be the top dog (and the xtian use of him as jehovah is highly amusing, but the position is correct) - so are there jinn which are greater than a single element, perhaps combining the flow of them all - just digging, no offense meant - i am seeing something here, like a waterfall of 'the force' or whatever - ah, the vision in the biblical revelation/apocalypse where the force of the astrological workings of the 24 seniors (the 12 signs and their overlaps) are finally combined into the 4 (super-elements) before the throne, and at the feet of the one, whom i think is enki Greetings And wow do you have your wires crossed comparing ENKI to a jinn or middle eastern elematal a lesser sprit . ENKI was and is a god and as such their are parallels of ENKI in many other cultures. Theologically the conceptions in the necronomicon are gnostic in nature and as a god this nature is seeming beyond your capacity to comprehend. Try becomeing a Baptis or something Nebo
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mystick |
Feb 6 2007, 05:29 AM
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QUOTE(Ra Hoor Khuit @ Feb 6 2007, 01:57 PM) Not really.Fully realized human is more powerful than any god or djinn.As much as some gods may be powerful,wise and whatever,they are confined to certain spheres and modus operandi by the very aspects of what they are (god of "insert functions here"). Not at all, my opinion.. Fully realised human can be much better understanding of action and reaction and thus the universe and can also better handle elements.. But eventually Gods, talking about the universal conciousness manifesting as Gods, are the base themselves who cant be exceeded.... regards mystick....
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OmNamaShivaya |
Feb 6 2007, 07:21 AM
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Greetings all.
First of all, i would personally not call Vishnu/Enki/Poseidon a djinn..Never ever..He is one of the oldest divinities in the world and i respect him as such.However esoterica does have a point in that djinns can wield alot of power almost like a divine being.Many underestimate the power of djinns..
There is a grp of djinns in the hindu concept that are insanely powerful beings and the five most powerful ones "pancha-boothams-" meaning- five Great Genies are actually the rulers of the elements of fire,water,earth,wind and air respectively.They OWN these five elements and unwield all power over them.The deva Agni for example,who is the fire god, is a master wielder of the element of fire on earth and people pay homage to him for that but he doesnt own the element of fire,The Great Genie of fire owns it.Surely then,there must be some djinns with similar powers as divinities,or at least the five great ones must have equal or even surpass the power of some divine beings.
And about humans being as powerful as gods,the Buddha once said that Humans are superior to any heavenly being and that even the devas envy us humans.Reason being,you could only achieve absolute enlightenment i.e Become a Buddha ,as a human,no other race or class can do that.Some Maha rishis in written history have surpassed even the great gods in power such as the Rajarishi Vishvamitra who created another heaven with his powers and Vashishta who was considered greater than the devas.
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Xenomancer |
Feb 6 2007, 08:03 AM
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QUOTE you could only achieve absolute enlightenment i.e Become a Buddha ,as a human,no other race or class can do that. (IMG: style_emoticons/default/yikes.gif) No wonder! I always had a hunch that Humans were the "middle ground" of the entire universe (not necessarily the middle/center, but "middle-men"), but this blows my mind, and also helps reaffirm alot of past notions I had about ourselves. Whoa... I finally found the words and cohesion I have been trying to find to describe my feelings for humans for so long! Too bad we're so easy to break and corrupt...but until then, I guess...
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¡HA HA! ¡ESTOY USANDO EL INTERNET!- Never learn the Art of Sword before the Art of Dance. - Celtic Proverb- Even with spiritual power, an unchecked ego will only seek to deify itself. - Frank MacEowen- One cannot traverse waters without causing waves. - Xenomancer- I find it interesting that we as scholars of metaphysics have no problem discussing the intricacies of the threads of reality, but when it comes to the things that really matter, we forget them. - Xenomancer- This world is your home. We have a mix of everything here. If you want better, make better. There's no rule of going elsewhere for the tools. That's what magick is about. - Xenomancer
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esoterica |
Feb 6 2007, 09:38 AM
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like i said - just digging, and no offense meant, and i am not defiling the gods, just, with their help, exploring their energy, and it is the gods themselves, including enki, that have spoken of these things to me - i've gone much, much worse places than this before, sometimes swimmin in pig sh!t to discover some single pearl that was cast before swine and trampled - and i must repeat this is not my idea but something that i am being shown, and that is still developing - perhaps this is the effect of aquarius, or just some ideal of this strand (or my brains are still pudding from the shift) - whatever it is, i've got it in my teeth and i'm not letting go (for that is my existence - to delve and to learn) - perhaps it will only remain an occult secret someday, hidden away in some deep dark safe at the bottom of some temple, but i will follow the trail i am set upon, or wither and die if i don't - oh and i often am led into things from the back door instead ofthe front, or an obvious and recognizable side entrance - and also many of the things that i have been led to, have never been wriiten of before (or even now :wink:, existing only in the universal subconscious for those brave enough, or the fool enough, to 'go there') - all that being said, if you wish to continue delving into this cesspit of human belief, then best open your mind, hold your nose, and grab a shovel (and some boots too, cause this stuff is deep) , but the thread did say 'discuss'
anyway, if it is truth that only humans can 'ascend' to the heights of god-hood, perhaps that is why humans were made in the first place, perhaps we are the 'fertile ground' needed for god development - there was once an episode on stargate where they stumbled onto a time-accellerated ascention-provoking area, and maybe that's not a physical place, but a race of people filled with the elemental forces (some say just air and fire but i say all) of 'life', cause when you die, four things come out of your body (the fifth being spirit)
still the distinct feeling is there that it is all 'jinn', now not so much jinn as we know the jinn, but super-jinn, a high race of super-elemental beings - everything, from our souls to the anu to diana and hecate and persophone and jehovah and all the 'spirits which cannot be seen' and the invisible god, gods and goddesses assigned to the planets and earthly forces - all of it could be these super-jinn
the 'jinn' are a race made of 'smokeless fire', and they are a heirarchy (they have a 'king')
indeed the jinn have a very great king, and a rebel 1/3 under iblys (who some say is 'satan' or 'the devil'), and the 'ruh-anu' (the old spelling) are the children of the jinn with earthly women (as in nephalim)
the xtian vision of john gives the description of the throne as a flow of power from the one (as in king), to the four elements, to the planets, to the stars - in a heirarchical nature, aligned with astrological knowledge of the time
now we have this problem that arises and we keep confronting here, somehow associated with babel and abraham's defeat there (from whence the defeated flew in v-formations, like migrating birds, to the land which would become ancient egypt), but i haven't seen that part yet - although it looks like the ancient egyptians went from nomadic cattle-herders to the greatest civilization right after that, with the help of the anu (and the rhu-anu) - that all the things of the earth are given different names by different people, alomst as if their communication with one another was suddenly cut off
now we come to ptah (quite possibly the biblical logos or 'word'):
"Thus it is said of Ptah: 'He who made all and created the gods.' And he is Ta-tenen, who gave birth to the gods, and from whom every thing came forth, foods, provisions, divine offerings, all good things. Thus it is recognized and understood that he is the mightiest of the gods. Thus Ptah was satisfied after he had made all things and all divine words."
(Ancient Egyptian Literature, Volume I: The Old and Middle Kingdom translated by Miriam Lichtheim)
ptah's words from the book of the dead:
Here offer the four cakes of Ra, and the offerings of the earth. I shall come forth. My tongue is like that of Ptah, and my throat is like unto that of Hathor, and I remember the words of Atem, of my father, with my mouth. He forced the woman, the wife of Geb, breaking the heads near him; therefore was the fear of him there. [His] praises are repeated with vigor. I am decreed to be the Heir, the lord of the earth of Geb. I have union with women. Geb hath refreshed me, and he hath caused me to ascend his throne. Those who dwell in Anu bow their heads to me. I am [their] Bull, I am stronger than [the Lord] of the hour. I unite with women. I am master for millions of years. Sekhmet Standing Behind the Seated Ptah
-- The Chapter of Making the Transformation into Ptah, The Book of the Dead
so this shows that ptah controlled the elements (he breaks the heads of those who are near him in geb, which is the earth), and that he was able to have sex with earth women - this threw me off for a monent, cause how could even a super-jinn work that magick, but if the normal jinn can have roohani, or human-ish children, then he could too i assume, but his super-jizz would probably make them odd, just as some say the rhu-anu had flaming red hair (and the temper to match) and that they were giants
so, were the anu physical beings in ships that could fly in v formations (a'la our ufo's today), or a race of super-jiin-like people who could fly like migrating birds (a'la the jinn)
i say they are like the jinn, and we are their 'made' people - enki and enlil, ihvh and iblys, all different names for the same folk
of course they could be wrong, or i could be being deceived (but what would be the point of that?) - the feather of maat sways in their spirit-wind, but remains balanced even when reciting their words, so i don't think so
are we approaching a new era where the veil will fall, and they are preparing those who can understand for the event? or are we being prepared to take our place among the gods? or are we being stretched and pulled like the clay that ptah kneaded to shape us? or am i barking mad?
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UnKnown1 |
Feb 7 2007, 04:35 PM
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Greetings Estorica,
ABout half of the Jinn are supposed to serve Shaitan. The other half serve Allah. Allah I equat e as the son of ENki Marduk.
Here is some info on Jinn. Notice that they are regarded as a fire class of spirits. Enki is a water God.
Genie is the English term for the Arabic جن (jinn). In pre-Islamic Arabic mythology and in Islam, a jinni (also "djinni" or "djini") is a member of the jinn (or "djinn"), a race of creatures. The word "jinn" literally means anything which has the connotation of concealment, invisibility, seclusion and remoteness. In English it may be loosely translated as Ghost.
Jinn in pre-Islamic Era
For the ancient Semites, jinn were spirits of vanished ancient peoples who acted during the night and disappeared with the first light of dawn; they could make themselves invisible or change shape into animals at will; these spirits were commonly believed to be responsible for diseases and for the manias of some lunatics. Types of jinn include the ghul ("night shade", which can change shape), the sila (which cannot change shape), the afrit [ai'fɾɪt], and "marid" [mʌ'ɾɪd]. From information in The Arabian Nights, marid seem to be the strongest form of jinn, followed by afrit, and then the rest of the jinn.
Arabs believed that the jinn were spirits of fire, although sometimes they associated them with succubi (demons in the forms of beautiful women). The feminine form of jinn is "jinniyah" or "jinneyeh".
[edit] Jinn in Islam
Muslims believe that jinn are real beings. The jinn are said to be creatures with free will, made of smokeless fire by Allah (the literal translation being "subtle fire", i.e., a fire which does not give itself away through smoke), much in the same way humans were made of clay. In Islam, unlike in Christianity and Judaism, Satan is believed to be the Father or first Jinn (Jinn were created before humans) of the Jinn race, called "Shaitan". (Jinn have free choice, and satan exploited this in front of God by refusing to bow to Adam when ordered to do so. See Shaitan). In the Qur'an, jinn are frequently mentioned and Sura 72 of the Qur'an named Al-Jinn is entirely about them. Another Sura (Al- Naas) mentions the Jinn in the last verse. In fact, it is mentioned in the Qur'an that Muhammad was sent as a prophet to both "humanity and the jinn."
The jinn have communities much like human societies: they eat, marry, die, etc. They are invisible to humans, but they can see humans. Sometimes they accidentally or deliberately come into view or into contact with humans. Jinn are believed to live much longer than humans.
Jinn are beings much like humans, possessing the ability to be good and bad. An "Ifrit" is a type of strong and powerful jinn. Evil or malicious jinn are called "Marid" usually they're malicious due to their feeling they have been usurped by humans, example "Shaitan". To protect oneself against evil jinn, Muslims say the Arabic phrase,"Bismillahi! Allahumma inna 'audhu bika minal khubthi wal khabaa'ith", or another dhikr.[1] Jinn have the power to transform into other animals and humans, and they are known to prefer the form of a snake. It is also known that they eat bones and their animals eat droppings, that is why it is forbidden to perform Istinja (washing) with those items. Jinns also have the power to possess humans and have much greater strength than them. In fact, according to some hadith, the great-grandson of Iblis, or the Devil (who was born before mankind), converted to Islam during the time of Muhammad, so he must have been thousands of years old. According to the majority of Islamic scholars, Qur'an states that the Devil was not an angel (which is believed by Christians), but a jinn who was given a higher honour and rank than angels.[2] According to Islam, angels are different physical beings,made from light and unlike the fiery nature of jinn, they are beings of goodness and cannot choose to disobey God since they do not posses free choice as humans and jinn, nor do they possess the ability to do evil.
In Islam, the jinn were said to be controllable by magically binding them to objects, as Sulayman did when he imprisoned a djinn in a copper bottle, using the Seal of Solomon.
It is said that one could kill a jinn with the Inwa, a manner of throwing the stone of a fruit so hard so it could, in fact, kill something.
Evil beings from among the jinn are roughly equivalent to the demons of Christian lore. In mythology, jinn have the ability to possess human beings, both in the sense that they persuade humans to perform actions, and like the Christian perception of demonic possession.
Peace
This post has been edited by Edunpanna: Feb 7 2007, 04:42 PM
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