Na’amah - Nehemoth

My experience so far with Nehamoth and Naamah, the presiding Demoness.

Na'amah is a powerful and mysterious being, often described as a daemoness, a neutral, chaotic entity with powers and characteristics akin to a deity. She is predominantly of an elemental mixture of air and water, which explains her mirror-like quality, represented by a black-blue electric storm combined with massive magnetic rocks. She is connected to the nightside and the lunar, corresponding to the West and twilight.

In the Qliphotic realm, she is the ruler of the first Qlipha, Nehamoth, and, as such, is endowed with all physical and carnal power.

In her appearance, Na'amah is a nurturing and pleasant figure with pale white skin, lustrous black hair, and a sensual, heavy build and a curvy body. Her voice is vibrant and rich, and her psychic roar is said to be devastating. Yet, despite her strength and independence, she can also provide deep emotional nourishment and comfort through desire.

According to Jewish scripture, Na'amah is the sister of Toval Kain, maker of weapons of war, and shares a similar powerful psychic fortitude. However, it's important to note that this type of incarnation, or avatar, of powers should not be confused with basic biology but rather as a way to illustrate a similar order of being. Na'amah is considered in the nightside to be the daughter of Leviathan, the primordial serpent that lurks in the void, and is thus strongly affiliated with those powers and qualities.

During my initiation into the Lilith and the Qliphoth path, Lilith called Na'amah the Hebrew name "Est-Ash-Ima-El." The last two syllables, "Ima-El," can be associated with Na'amah, as they translate to "Mother" and "Directed Power," respectively. The word "El" is made up of the letters "Alef" (ox) and "Lamed" (ox-goad), which together represent directed power and independence. "Est-Ash" means "moss woman" and stands for the occult, night, death, and the dark side of the soul. This new code name, given in an angelic template, represents Na'amah as a fallen angel of the nightside.

While working with Na'amah, I began to have regular contact with her through dreams and memories. I discovered that she can emit a mighty psychic roar, earning her the Hebrew title "Ari-El" or "Powerful Lioness." This title is also associated with the altar on the Temple Mount, initially a place of worship for the deity Shalem, the god of sunset. So it's possible that Na'amah's original place of power and dwelling was this mythological location from which the priest Malki Tzedek emerged, generally known as Zion or Temple Mount.

Na'amah was a pleasant human woman who became the consort of the fallen angel or watcher Azazel, with tremendous nurturing power, like ethereal, cloudy milk. Her energy was like a dark cloud of blue, electric soft magnetism. I should note that I find the mystical application of hieroglyphic Hebrew (Proto-Hebrew) confusing when placed within the context of the Christian system.

During my work with Belial, he emphasized the importance of my relationship with Na'amah, and Lilith shared this sentiment. This has raised questions for me about the differences in the energetic and mental development of a sorcerer working with Lilith and Na'amah, as there seems to be no conflict in the energy they generate, and in any case, Lilith is the darkness and what lurks in the depths of the dream,s while Na’amah is the mirror through which desire reflects.

Na'amah's appearance as a fallen angel differs from her as a nurturer. In this form, her eyes flame fiercely with blinding white light, and she is robed in ghostly, bluish-white garments. She appears as a shrinking, wrathful, magnificent wraith, more in line with Jewish rabbinic lore. I think Na'amah In the nightside is as powerful and important as Lilith to the progress of the practitioner.

While Lilith's vibration is hot, fiery darkness. Na'amah's is a cool, radiating, bright-blue flame. One significant difference between them is that Lilith is coupled with an equally powerful masculine force (Samael/Lucifer). At the same time, Na'amah is currently "unmarried" and is, therefore, a stand-alone potential waiting to happen.