Naamah and lilith

Lilith by GENZOMAN

Jewish femmes fatales or demons of sexuality Succubi queen Lilith and the Lilin, Naamah, Eisheth Zenunim, Agrat bat Mahlat and Abyzou

Posts about Naamah written by nihilistic-void

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Did you know that Naamah is a seductive female demon in Jewish and Christian mythology? Some say she's a fallen angel, others believe she was one of Adam's wives. Her name comes from the Hebrew word 'na'amah', meaning 'pleasing' or 'pleasant'. But remember, mythological beliefs vary across religions and cultures. #Naamah #Mythology #jewishmythology #christianmythology #séduction #fallenangel #adamandeve #instagood #instadaily #instalike #paganartisan

In Medieval legend the name Succubus would send shivers down the spine. From Lilith to Naamah, Eisheth Zenunim and Agrat Bat Mahlat, the Queens of the Succubi would seduce entice and steal mens souls.

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The symbol for Naamah (Nehemoth, "Whisperers"/"Night Specters"), a demon from Jewish mythology. Sister of Lilith - when Cain killed Abel, Adam left Eve for over a century and had children by Naamah and Lilith, who became monsters and plagues. Nehemoth whisper in people's heads at night and "cause strange desires." ....

I keep seeing this sigil of Naamah in two of my dreamworkings: Do any of you think there’s a reason behind this? I’d really like some help in making sense of this.