I think he discovered akasha subterfuge but AZRAEL was already documented
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I’m just learning this now that his doesn’t which suprised me at first when someone corrected me on that but it does kind of make sense now
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My bad I should have clarified that thanks for the correction, much appreciated
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It’s all good friend
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In my experience with Azrael he’s the only “angel” who is not a child of Yahweh like say Michael or Gabriel is but more or so chose to be there. Which personally is why I do not consider him an angel, that among he’s always with Thanatos and his subordinates are more than just angels, but also some demons, some humans, some fae, practically any entity that chose to follow him and the time they do they act as his ‘legion’ of reapers like a job.
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That’s bs cause yehova is a troll thoughtform fed with blood and attention by people over the years.
The creator is IAO
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There’s the God Yahweh and there’s the thoughtform Yahweh.
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These are two different beings. One is an “angel”, a renamed Mesopotamian god, the other, ime is nothing more than a parasite from Dante Abiel’s book on Necromancy. My gnosis is that it was a lesser entity (actually a dead human trying to be immortal, like the loa) worshiped by what was basically death cult and almost killed him, now he’s run back to xtianity to save himself from it - and if jehova of all things is more powerful than it, that tells you everything you need to know about it’s ability, or the lack thereof.
My advice is stay away from it, it will eat you alive, reflect your own power back at you and pretend it gave it to you. It would have got me but I already had Belial inside me and he dealt with it.
So I’ve met both and it makes no sense to me to conflate them on any level. So, why did you do that? What happened to make you think a god of death has a “dark side” that is darker than being a god of death? And what did that parasite say to trick you into working with it?
Just out of curiosity.
yhwh is not a name, it’s a generic word used as a title that means “Lord”. Same as Ba’al. It’s name is jehova.
There are many gods called lord/yhwh/ba’al.
I don’t believe there’s a thoughtform called Yahweh, unless it’s in the mental spaces of a very few people. It’s not xtian, they call it God with a capital G, or, accurately Lord. That makes it UPG, imo.
There’s a clear history to how the jews went monotheistic and decided to worship only one of the many gods:
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Yahweh is a name, just as Lucifer is a name and a title, names can also be titles if that hasn’t been covered already.
That’s fine if you don’t believe it, but there still is one, a thoughtform is formed by giving power to thought and enough power creates a thoughtform/egregore.
Ba’al is both a title and an entity as well so that also defeats that. Yahweh in his lore was a son of El, again El is both a title and an entity. It’s UPG with more historical backing on the people’s views and how they evolved compared, but better to compare things with history than to simply write it off and blame xtianity on pretty much everything.
Also the jews went from polytheism to henotheism and later monotheism with the branching of christianity.
Also this is pretty inaccurate as in the Loa the Gods and the humans who join the Loa are considered separate, it wasn’t until later that the Loa were merged with saints to mask their faith. The Loa Gods were often seen as distinct Gods who were very much still connected to the distant Bondye.
Assuming you mean Azrael is a renamed mesopotamian God I’d like to see your sources for this. Because I often notice LHPers calling everything renamed Gods without the sources and I’d like to read the legitimacy behind it. I have yet to find any sources on this.
You didn’t hear what I said. I didn’t say it was a loa, I said it was like a loa. It was an analogy.
I literally JUST posted it above. But I saw you typing this immediately without bothering to watch it so why would you know?
The information is in the Sumerian cuneiform script tablets.
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Sources involving with academic linking Azrael with a Mesopotamian God. I want to read notes and the likes, not a youtube video as a source of information. As there’s so far 0 academic resources that show any links to Azrael and Mesopotamian Gods.
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Typing again and you still haven’t done your research have you? 
You’re a waste of my time, I’m out.
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You think I haven’t done my research? you of all people? you posted a youtube video while me and another have been for a while now looking up any mention of Azrael as a mesopotamian God.
Are you sure this isn’t your bias against christianity and judaism? Azrael was always an angel lol. Until you can drop real evidence your point is moot, youtube isn’t a reputable source of information. You wasted your own time posting that video. 
that video literally claims all the lighting/storm Gods are the same being throughout every culture’s lore that they are one individual lol. You’re literally being selective with your data even if the data just proves you wrong, you’re way too influenced by xtian upbringing. Nothing in the video even remotely mentioned Azrael either lol.
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…Source?
Whaaaaa…?
Look, I know people can have bad experiences with entities, but this doesn’t sound like Azrael to me, assuming at least you didn’t disrespect him. He can deal out some insane punishment if you treat him poorly. Pretty sure this is an imposter.
Am I reading this right? There are two Azraels now?
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OP has been suspended, so you’re not gonna get an answer any time soon.
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What does it matter to you? Why is it any of your goddamn business that someone summons any being?
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Isis-Apophis-Osiris is a formula dude, when will you stop your nonsense
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She was talking about Akasha-Subterfuge in that statement
She mentions one is Azrael and one is a parasite. She continues by talking about the parasite(Akasha Subterfuge)
She is talking about two different entities.
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I’ve done years of research on Azrael. I have yet to find a reliable source that reinforces the idea that he could be a Mesopotamian deity, or a deity at all if I were to be honest.
With this said though, there have been notions to him being connected or associated with the deity known as Mot. However, the resources I typically come across regarding it debunk it in the same breath so it sadly doesn’t have much standing.
There is also the fact that Mot is commonly equated to the Greek deity Hades which makes the connection all the more unlikely as well.
Either way though, Azrael is a force to be reckoned with and should be treated with the utmost respect. I sadly don’t know much about the other entity so I have no input there lol.
I do want to emphasize that there is a chance that I could be wrong on my analysis and I would love to check out a good source to prove me wrong. I watched the video above and it didn’t really give substantial feedback on Azrael being a deity, not an angel.
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