Druids→Substance
The concept of Elohims, divine beings in Jewish traditions, was relevant to druids and their practices
Elohim
Refers to the Hebrew pantheon of gods, often representing the power and authority in religious or mystical writings The Elohim are a hierarchy of angels in Kabbalistic tradition, representing a spiritual concept.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Sephiroth→Concept
Sephirah are the emanations from God in Kabbalistic symbolism
SophiaSubstance
Elohim as a concept includes wisdom as one of the divine attributes or manifestations, thus linking with the concept of Sophia, personified wisdom.
Sophia Of AntiopaPerson
Sophia of Anitopa and the concept of Elohim are both associated with the notion of wisdom and intellectual or spiritual understanding.
Tannai CommunityLineage
The concept of Elohim in the Elohim's creation of man is interpreted and studied by the Tannaim in Jewish tradition, who examine the theological implications of the plural form.
Ain Soph→Concept
Elohim, also known as Principalities, are part of the angelic hierarchy that leads to Ain Soph, the ultimate reality
Creative LordsConcept
Elohim, or Builders, are among the seven Creative Lords, representing the higher creative attributes of the universe, and are depicted with great knives to carve the universe.
Henry IVPerson
The concept of Elohim is discussed within a context that includes references to Henry IV, possibly as a way to understand the theological complexities through a historical lens.
AzotConcept
Elohim and Azot both represent divine and essential principles in different forms of mysticism and alchemy
PrincipalitiesSubstance
The Principalities and Elohim are hierarchies of angels, symbolized together in the progression
Souls Of Just MenPerson
The Elohim and Souls of Just Men are symbols of spiritual concepts in Kabbalistic cosmology
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Elohim & Henry IV
The concept of Elohim is discussed within a context that includes references to Henry IV, possibly as a way to understand the theological complexities through a historical lens.
II. Henry IV & Alchemy
King Henry IV established a statute against alchemy, which was later repealed by William and Mary
I. Elohim & Druids
The concept of Elohims, divine beings in Jewish traditions, was relevant to druids and their practices
II. Druids & Isis
The druids worship Isis under the symbol of the moon, connecting her to nature and wisdom Isis is an important figure in druidic worship, symbolizing wisdom and the divine feminine
I. Elohim & Azot
Elohim and Azot both represent divine and essential principles in different forms of mysticism and alchemy
II. Azot & Magic
Azot, representing the final principle in the Great Work, is intrinsic to the study of magical concepts
I. Elohim & Sephiroth
Sephirah are the emanations from God in Kabbalistic symbolism
II. Sephiroth & Tetractys
The Tetractys is a symbol representing the Sephiroth, embodying the ten emanations from the Infinite One.
I. Elohim & Druids
The concept of Elohims, divine beings in Jewish traditions, was relevant to druids and their practices
II. Druids & Sabbath
Druids are part of the intersection of ancient and occult practices that constitute the Sabbath
I. Elohim & Sephiroth
Sephirah are the emanations from God in Kabbalistic symbolism
II. Sephiroth & Kether
Kether is the highest of the Sephiroth, representing the Crown or Head. Sephiroth are the ten spiritual spheres emanating from Ain Soph, the Boundless Absolute
I. Elohim & Azot
Elohim and Azot both represent divine and essential principles in different forms of mysticism and alchemy
II. Azot & Philosophical Stone
Azot is one of the facets of the Philosophical Stone, symbolizing a key substance
I. Elohim & Druids
The concept of Elohims, divine beings in Jewish traditions, was relevant to druids and their practices
II. Druids & Eliphas Levi
Eliphas Levi described the living conditions, abstinence, and secrecy practices of the Druids.
I. Elohim & Sephiroth
Sephirah are the emanations from God in Kabbalistic symbolism
II. Sephiroth & Binah
Binah is the third Sephira in the Tree of Sephiroth, associated with the concept of limitation and form.
I. Elohim & Souls Of Just Men
The Elohim and Souls of Just Men are symbols of spiritual concepts in Kabbalistic cosmology
II. Souls Of Just Men & Humanity
The Souls of Just Men are the spiritual counterparts of humanity in Kabbalistic cosmology