Golachab
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Golachab is the Qliphoth
corresponding to the Sephirot Geburah on the kabbalistic tree of life
. Its name means the 'Burners with Fire', and the image of the demons associated with it are of enormous black heads like a volcano in eruption.
The Qliphoth are the shadow of the Sephirot, the chaotic force that exists when that sephirot is out of balance. Geburah is the sephirot of Restaint, which takes away that which is unnecessary in the cosmos, destroys the wicked, fights evil and injustice, and maintains an equilibrium with Chesed
, Lovingkindness. However, it is obvious to see that when this force is out of balance, it becomes too destructive, and burns that which shouldn't be burned. While the Klipot of Chesed may represent unbridalled conservatism, Golachab represents unbridled radicalism and tyranny, that brooks no opposition, and executes all its opponents.
Qliphoth
Qliphoth/Qelippot, alternatively Klippot/Kellipot etc. refers to the representation of evil or impure spiritual forces in Jewish mysticism.In the Kabbalistic spiritual cosmology, the Kelipot are metaphorical "shells" surrounding holiness...
corresponding to the Sephirot Geburah on the kabbalistic tree of life
Tree of life
The concept of a tree of life, a many-branched tree illustrating the idea that all life on earth is related, has been used in science , religion, philosophy, mythology, and other areas...
. Its name means the 'Burners with Fire', and the image of the demons associated with it are of enormous black heads like a volcano in eruption.
The Qliphoth are the shadow of the Sephirot, the chaotic force that exists when that sephirot is out of balance. Geburah is the sephirot of Restaint, which takes away that which is unnecessary in the cosmos, destroys the wicked, fights evil and injustice, and maintains an equilibrium with Chesed
Chesed
The Hebrew noun khesed or chesed is the Hebrew word for "kindness." It is also commonly translated as "loving-kindness," or "love." Love is a central Jewish value, and leads to many particular commandments. Chesed is central to Jewish ethics and Jewish theology...
, Lovingkindness. However, it is obvious to see that when this force is out of balance, it becomes too destructive, and burns that which shouldn't be burned. While the Klipot of Chesed may represent unbridalled conservatism, Golachab represents unbridled radicalism and tyranny, that brooks no opposition, and executes all its opponents.