NATURAL DARKNESS OF WISDOM

True evil is not just a concept or product of man's imagination – it really exists among us in a very percievable form.

People are prone to seek wisdom in daily life rather than question reality, and even when it comes to such a reasoning, most of us choose to find out why there are so many stumbling blocks on a way to a better future.

We rarely think philosophically trying to get to the bottom of things.

And finally, in case we are looking into the root cause of all evil – distorted mind brings destruction, but what makes it so? We always tend to define chaos as disorder but it’s just the other order.

From Qabalistic perspective, to align oneself with the divine is to either surrender to understanding of the feminine Binah or step into power of Chokmah. The shadow opposite sphere of Chokmah which represents an idea of active interference is viewed as an embodiment of false wisdom.

This Qlipha on the Tree of Death is ruled by demons Belzebub and Belial.

Augiel (also spelled Goghiel, Ghagiel, Chaigidel, Chaigidiel and Oghiel) represents the dark forces of apocalypse that hinder the secret power of lawlessness (2 Thess 2:7) where the lawless one is understood as magician himself.

Local Canaanite deities known as ‘Baals’ or ‘Baalim’(Baal meaning the ‘Lord’ or ‘Master’) were believed to be the offsprings of senior god ‘El’, later equated in Bible with Elohim or the Sons of God.

The second part of the demon name mentioned in the New Testament may be found in the ancient Ugaritic literature where it used in reverse order as zbl.b‘l.ars, vocalized zabulu ba‘lu arsi – “Prince Lord of the Earth”.

However, the name beelzeboub in the Vulgate is usually translated as "Lord of the Flies".

In the War of the Sons of Light against the Sons of Darkness, one of the Dead Sea Scrolls, Belial is the leader of the Sons of Darkness, a part of whose evil power is dwelling within every person.