Sepiroth
1. a hebrew kabalistic word, for the ten divine emanations from ain-soph, the impersonal, universal principle, or deity. since i doubt many of you know what the kabbalah is:
kabbalah:
“the hidden wisdom of the hebrew rabbis of the middle ages derived from the older secret doctrines concerning divine things and cosmogony, which were combined into a theology after the time of the captivity of the jews in babylon.” all the works that fall under the esoteric category are termed kabalistic.
2. the book sepher sephiroth -n-lysing the kabbalah written by the infamous occultist aleister crowley.
3. or more recently; the power hungry villian from final fantasy 7.
1. keter is a sephiroth; one of the sephira.
2. what black magick weirdo freaks read… mmm ritual abuse.
3. arch villian deserving of o fortuna themetune by that other weirdo – wagner.
…its sephiroth (with the h). he was the good-turned-evil ancient ‘villain’ in final fantasy 7. in short he kicked -ss.
sephiroth is going to destroy the planet!
ok, only a part of o fortuna is in sephiroth’s theme song and orff wrote it you moron, not wagner.
get your cl-ssical music right!
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