The Hekas of Creation
In the Beginning Was the Word
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The divine appellations through which the Absolute manifests distinct powers
The Tetragrammaton. The unpronounceable name of the Absolute. Contains the entire creative process: Yod (Father), Heh (Mother), Vav (Son), Heh (Daughter). Invocation aligns consciousness with the totality of creation.
'I Am That I Am.' The name of pure being, undifferentiated consciousness. The crown of the Tree. Opens the channel to the Infinite Light (Ain Soph Aur).
The creative spark. The Father principle. Pure dynamic wisdom before it takes form. Associated with the flash of inspiration and divine will.
God of Understanding. The Mother principle that gives form to the Father's force. The cosmic womb. Structures and limits infinite potential into comprehensible patterns.
God of Mercy and Loving-kindness. The expansive, generous, abundant nature of divinity. Opens floodgates of grace.
God of Strength and Judgment. The divine surgeon who cuts away what is not needed. Severity, discipline, and purification.
God of Knowledge and Beauty. The harmonizing center. Christ consciousness. The Son. Balances mercy and severity into beauty.
Lord of Hosts (Armies). God of victory, passion, nature, and the emotional realm. Commands the forces of desire and attraction.
God of Hosts (Intellectual). The divine mind expressed through language, symbol, and communication. Commands the intellectual forces.
Almighty Living God. The foundation. Controls the astral realm, dreams, sexuality, and the subconscious. The gateway between physical and spiritual.
Lord of Earth. God manifest in the physical realm. The divine presence in matter. The Shekinah dwelling in the world.
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