Mesopotamia · The Talmud · The Zohar · The Mandaeans

Lilith TranscendentEmbrace the power of the original rebel.

Lilith was the first wife of Adam. She was made from the earth as he was, she would not lie beneath him, and she spoke the name of God and left the Garden. She has been feared, cursed, written about and called upon for thousands of years, and she has never been tamed.

In this course I follow her all the way back, from the night spirits of ancient Mesopotamia to the Talmud, the Kabbalah, the Mandaeans and the astrologers. Then I show you how to work with her yourself.

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The first woman

She was there before Eve

Her name is far older than the Bible. In ancient Sumer and Babylon the lilitu were spirits of the night and the wind, and in the Sumerian story of Inanna's sacred tree a dark maiden makes her home in its trunk until Gilgamesh drives her out. Many people see her in the Burney Relief, the winged, owl-footed goddess standing on two lions that was made in Babylonia almost four thousand years ago.

She appears in the Hebrew Bible only once, among the wild creatures of a ruined land:

“There too Lilith shall repose, and find for herself a place of rest.”
Isaiah 34:14

The rabbis of the Talmud knew her well. They describe her with long hair and wings, and they warn a man not to sleep alone in a house in case Lilith takes hold of him. Families wrote her name on incantation bowls and buried them under their floors to keep her away.

Her full story is told in the Alphabet of Ben Sira. God made Lilith from the earth, just as He made Adam, and so she would not accept being placed beneath him. When Adam insisted, she spoke the ineffable Name of God and flew out of the Garden to the Red Sea. God sent three angels, Senoy, Sansenoy and Semangelof, to bring her back, and she refused. In the Zohar she becomes the bride of Samael and a queen of the other side, and the Mandaeans of Iraq have their own long tradition of her.

That is a lot of history for one figure, and most of it is scattered across texts that few people ever read. In this course I bring it all together for you, and then I go further and teach you how to work with her.

What you are getting

The course, module by module

Ten modules, 70 lessons. The first eight follow Lilith through history, scripture and the stars. The last two, set out in the next section, are where you begin to work with her.

Gateway to Lilith

A first look at Lilith and the dark feminine, who she is, why she has drawn people to her for so long, and how the course is laid out.

Roots of rebellion

Lilith in the cradle of civilization. The night spirits of Sumer and Babylon, the dark maiden in Inanna's tree, and the Burney Relief.

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Lilith in Jewish lore

Her origins and changes in the Jewish tradition, from Isaiah and the Talmud to the Alphabet of Ben Sira and the Kabbalah, along with the amulets made to protect against her.

Special topics

The hidden Lilith

Lilith in the Book of Raziel, Lilith as the consort of God, Lilith and Samael, the two Liliths, and her relationship with Naamah. Then Lilith in the Aramaic incantation bowls, three lessons on Lilith in the Cairo Genizah, and the question of whether Lilith is Lamashtu.

Lilith in the Mandaean religion

How Lilith appears in the sacred texts of the Mandaeans, the last surviving Gnostic people, and what they say about her.

Lilith in astrology

Black Moon Lilith in the natal chart, what her placement says about you, and how astrologers use her in predictive work.

VII

Lilith in literature and art

How Lilith moved out of scripture and into the major works of poets, writers and painters, and how they changed the way the world sees her.

VIII

A response to the Jewish witches

My response to the modern Jewish witchcraft movement and its claim on Lilith, including the question of cultural appropriation.

The practice

Working with Lilith

Once you know who Lilith is and where she comes from, you are ready to meet her. In the last two modules I take you from study into practice, through meditations and rituals for calling on her strength, her wisdom and her sensuality.

Module IX

Working with Lilith

Hail Lilith, a guided meditation to call her into your life
Rites of Power, a ritual for taking back your own strength
Blood and Ashes, a ritual of Lilith

Module X

Interview with The Gaia Den

A conversation with The Gaia Den, a practitioner who works with Lilith, about what that work looks like in real life.

Also included: MP3 audio of all 70 lessons, so you can listen anywhere.

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From students

What students say

“I have been working with Lilith for years and dug through her lore, yet this course was eye opening.”

“Baal Kadmon is a treasure in our community. His knowledge can only be acquired after years of study. He takes that knowledge and creates books and courses that can change our lives. By far my all-time favorite occult author. His courses are easy to navigate, his voice is calming, and you will learn something new. I have been working with Lilith for years and dug through her lore, yet this course was eye opening. You cannot go wrong. I promise.”

Teala Petrova

Student of Lilith Transcendent

“I cannot say enough about his knowledge, his experience & perspectives!”

“I have taken (and am currently taking) several of his courses, as well as having several of his books: I cannot say enough about his knowledge, his experience & perspectives! He offers things in such a way that even someone with zero previous knowledge or experience, walks away fulfilled. It’s such a tedious process in the era of the internet, to find occultists who are credible and also empowering for others. Baal is all of this. I’m forever grateful I came across his work and knowledge!”

Joanie

Founder, The Gaia Den

(These are the testimonials as the students left them, in their own words.)

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