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- Haayah -
- Shem Angel of the second quinance of Sagittarius.
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- Hagiel -
- The Intelligence of Venus.
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- Hagith
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| Olympic Planetery Spirit
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- Hahahel -
- Shem Angel of the fifth quinance of Aquarius.
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- Hamaliel -
- Archangel of Virgo.
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- Hanael -
- Archangel of Capricorn.
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- Haniel -
- Hebrew for "Grace of God," this is the name of the Archangel
of Netzach.
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- Haqmiah -
- Shem Angel of the fourth quinance of Libra.
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- Hariel -
- Shem Angel of the third quinance of Libra.
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- Har-Par-Krat
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Egyptian God of Silence, the youngest form of Horus
called the Child Horus. He is depicted as a young boy seated or standing
atop a lotus flower with the tip of his index finger upon his lips.
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- Hayayel -
- Shem Angel of the fifth quinance of Cancer.
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- Haziel -
- Shem Angel of the third quinance of Virgo.
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- Hechashiah -
- Shem Angel of the third quinance of Aries.
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- Hegemon
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Greek
for "guide," this is one of the three chief officers
in the Golden Dawn temple, who guides the candidate on the pathway
of darkness that leads unto the light. The Hegemon is further
represented as a force of balance and reconciliation. This officer
carries a mitre-headed scepter, wears a white cloak and nemyss,
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- Hegemone
- Feminine form of Hegemon.
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- Heh -
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The
fifth letter of the Hebrew Alphabeth. It literally means "window,"
has the phonetic value of "H," and has a numerical
value of 5. It is further attributed to Zodiacal sign of Aries
and the Tarot Trump The Emperor. |
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- Hekas, Hekas, este Bebeloi
- A phrase taken from the Elusinian Mysteries which translates as "far,
far be removed the profane."
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- Herachiel -
- Shem Angel of the fifth quinance of Taurus.
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- Hermes Trismegistus
- "Hermes Thrice-Great," author of the Emerald Tablet.
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- Hexagram
- A geometric star figure having six points, and being comprised of
two triangles. It is also known as the Star of David and represents
the Macrocosm.
- Hiereia
- Feminine form of Hiereus.
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- Hiereus
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Greek
for "priest," this is one of three chief officers
in the Golden Dawn temple. He is stationed in the Western part
of the Hall, the place of the fading light, opposite the Hierophant.
The Hiereus is a militant, marital force within the temple and
oversees the lesser officers at the execution of their duties.
This officer carries the Banner of the West and the Sword of
Judgement, wears a black cloak and black and white nemyss, and
assumes the Egyptian Godform of Horus the Avenger. |
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- Hierophant
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Greek
for "initiating priest," this is the highest initiating
officer of the Esoteric Order of the Golden Dawn. The Hierophant
is stationed in the East, the place of the dawning light. The
duties of this office are to govern the Hall and associated
energies in the sacred rites of Initiation. This officer carries
the Scepter of Power and the Banner of the East and wears a
red cloak and red and white nemyss. The Hierophant assumes the
Egyptian Godform of Osiris when upon the throne, and Auroeris,
Horus the Elder, when standing or in motion. |
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- Hieropantissa
- Feminine form of Hierophant.
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- Hihayah -
- Shem Angel of the sixth quinance of Virgo.
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- Hismael -
- The Spirit of Jupiter.
- Hod -
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Hebrew for "splendour,"
this is the name of the eighth sephirah on the tree of life. |
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- HRU
- Angel set over the tarot and the Secret and Concealed Wisdom.
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