Faces Of Lilith by Hoku Lani – Non-Fiction

To her waking lover she appears as a glowing mist upon the air. Its color is the light of the Moon that shines through water. Her image ripples like the surface pool stirred by a breeze. It fleets away when the eye seeks it and returns when the gaze is averted. Her features alter from moment to moment even as a column of smoke is never the same but forever renewed. The eye catches countenance and it is the sublime beauty of a young maid. Again the eye catches her countenance and it is the face of the harlot lined with sin. A moment more and it becomes the face of a male youth. Then it is strange and wild the countenance of a demon. So Lilith dances in her husks before her lover.

Liber Lilith, HLE, pages 64-65

In case you are wondering, countenance is the appearance of the face. To look upon both a male and female youth symbolizes the love Lilith has for all, both male and female. To open the eyes and see all to be seen is very special and almost makes me wish I was a male. I suppose the demon is that which I crave most. It represents the truest form of enlightenment and truth. Removing all false actions, and behaviors and the truth shines brighter than the surrounding, highlighting the demonic