The Terrible And Sensual Lilith By Lycan Rex

Writer: Lycan Rex

Subject: The Terrible And Sensual Lilith

Link: MEWE / 04.11.2024

The Terrible And Sensual Lilith

MOTHER OF DEMONS AND GODDESS OF THE DARKNESS

Lilith has traditionally been considered “night”, and is associated with attributes linked to the spiritual aspects of sensuality and freedom, but also to terror.

Ancient Sumerian demon

The name of Lilith comes from the Sumerian word “lilitu”, which means wind spirit or feminine devil. Lilith is mentioned in the Tablet XII of the Epic of Gilgamesh, a famous epic poem of ancient Mesopotamia that goes back to a time around 2,100 BCE. This tablet was added to the original text much later, around 600 BC in his later translations to the assirio and the acadio.

Lilith is also represented by the branches of a tree in a story about magic. It is described along with other demons, although researchers have not yet agreed on whether it was a female demon or a goddess of darkness.

Simultaneously, it also appears in ancient Jewish texts, so it is difficult to discover who mentioned it for the first time. However, it seems clear that from the beginning his presence in the written sources is related to Sumerian witchcraft.

In the Babylonian Talmud Lilith is described as a dark spirit with a dangerous and uncontrollable sexuality. It is said that she fecundates herself with the male sperm that does not fertilize any woman, thus generating demons. In this way, she is considered the mother of thousands of demons.

Lilith was also known in the Hittite, Egyptian, Greek, Hebrew and Roman cultures. In later times, his legend came even to northern Europe. It represented chaos and sexuality, and it was said of her that she had the power to charm men. Its myth is also related to the oldest tales of vampires. Published in the blog Satanic Society.

Wife of the biblical Adam

Lilith appears in the Bible, in the book of Isaiah 34,14, which describes the desolation of Eden. From the beginning, it has been considered a diabolic spirit, impure and dangerous. Genesis Rabbah describes her as Adam’s first wife.

According to this text, God created Lilith and Adam at the same time. Lilith was very strong, an independent woman, and wanted to relate to Adam as an equal. He did not accept being less than him and refused to lie beneath him to copulate. The couple did not work, and they never became happy.

As Robert Graves and Raphael Patai wrote in their book ‘The Hebrew Myths’: Adam complained to God: ‘My companion has abandoned me’. Immediately, God sent the angels Senoy, Sansenoy and Semangelof to bring Lilith back. They found her by the Red Sea, a region in which lascivious demons abound, of whom she fathered more than a hundred ‘lilim’ a day. ‘Return to Adam without delay,’ the angels told him, ‘or we will drown you!’ Lilith asked them, ‘How could I go back to Adam and live like an honest housewife after spending all this time by the Red Sea?’ ‘If you refuse, you will die!’ They replied.