Samael

The betrayal symbolized by the Tower led to the sword of Samael being stretched over the Garden of Delight

The Tarot includes The Tower symbolizing sudden destruction leading to enlightenment and transformation

Samael, while not directly commanding sleep, is discussed in relation to magical practices as outlined

Paracelsus, while not teaching rituals, was an influence on the practice of inducing sleep in magical rituals

Samael's realm affects the Salamanders (the special kingdom of the south) and thus has a relation to Salamanders

Salamanders, often perceived as fire spirits, have a significant and active presence in environments surrounding fire. They are not merely spectators but are actively involved in the management and control of fire, whether through creation or control. In the context of exorcisms, these beings are summoned or commanded to harness the power of fire for specific purposes, such as protection or purification. This combination of attributes suggests that in certain narratives, Salamanders are seen as entities that are inextricably linked with fire, playing a essential part in its management and manipulation. Thus, Salamanders and fire are closely wedded, with the former often invoked to command, control, and harness the power of the latter.

The betrayal symbolized by the Tower led to the sword of Samael being stretched over the Garden of Delight

Both cards deal with themes of destruction and chaos, where the Moon's watery, transformative nature contrasts with the Tower's sudden collapse, signifying different modes of upheaval.

Samael, while not directly commanding sleep, is discussed in relation to magical practices as outlined

Sleep and death are often discussed as analogous states, with their similarities frequently illustrated in various narratives and discussions, particularly in the context of resurrection. Both are often symbolized as periods of rest or suspension from the active world. The analogy between these two states is employed to convey the idea of a temporary cessation, followed by the possibility of renewal or rebirth. This parallel is evident in numerous cultural and religious contexts, where sleep is sometimes used as a metaphor for death, suggesting a state of dormancy from which one can awaken, much like how a person might wake up from a night's sleep. These analogies help to ease the transition in concepts of life and death, often presenting them as more fluid and interconnected than they may appear at first glance.

The betrayal symbolized by the Tower led to the sword of Samael being stretched over the Garden of Delight

Devil concept illustrates the nature of material life, while the Tower concept symbolizes the demolition of false truths, both dealing with the duality of reality.

Samael's realm affects the Salamanders (the special kingdom of the south) and thus has a relation to Salamanders

Angels are supervising and managing the operations and activities of salamanders, which are involved in the management of natural forces, particularly related to fire. This oversight is integral to ensuring that salamanders, as beings associated with fire, are guided and operate within the parameters established by the angels. Through this management, the angels ensure that the salamanders' actions are aligned with the broader goals of maintaining balance in the natural world.

Samael is also known as Satan, the destructive force

Lucifer is a name for the creative force of Samael, representing regeneration

Samael's realm affects the Salamanders (the special kingdom of the south) and thus has a relation to Salamanders

Gnomes and salamanders are two elemental beings within a system of four, each associated with specific elements: gnomes with earth and salamanders with fire. According to ancient beliefs and accounts, these two elemental kinds are known to have engaged in internal conflicts and even wars with each other. This enmity between the earth and fire elementals suggests a complex and adversarial relationship within the elemental realm, where the salamanders of the fire element are said to attack the gnomes of the earth element. This dynamic reflects an inherent tension and hostility that characterizes their interactions, despite their shared origin as part of the same elemental system. Gnomes of the earth element are said to be attacked by salamanders of the fire element according to ancient beliefs

Samael's realm affects the Salamanders (the special kingdom of the south) and thus has a relation to Salamanders

Sylphs and salamanders are entities from the elemental kingdoms, specifically associated with the air and fire elements, respectively. These entities have been engaged in complex conflicts and battles in the physical realm, suggesting a contentious relationship between sylphs and salamanders. Despite their disagreements, sylphs and salamanders are grouped together, indicating a shared significance and possible cooperative dynamics in their respective elemental kingdoms. Salamanders of the fire element are grouped with sylphs of the air element in the elemental kingdoms