What does the Lilith Enn mean? What language is it in?

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What does it actually mean?

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Elder thou art, blank, thunder, Lilith, the song.

Possibly-

“Thou Ancient ___ thunder, Lilith, hear my hymn.”

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Someone came up with the below… but honestly I think it’s just channeled nonsense mouthings designed to keep your conscious mind occupied and not distracting you while you focus on the intent.

“Lilith, elder thou art thunder song.” … Ok. :confused: :woman_shrugging:

Yeah that’s as good any anything.

Seriously, these are not mantras thousands of years old, they don’t have, as far as I know, a connection to sacred sounds that activate change in your energy body. They work therefore through your focused intent alone. Imo.

And don’t forget these are religious (Demonolatry is a devotional religion) so they are supposed to be worshipful. That changes the energy you generate when you use them. So I would advise reading up about how to use them in a demonolatry book if you go this route to optimize the usage in the way they are designed.

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What language is this in?
Do you have a reference for this?

Search for comparing the Enns to Enochian. It’s very similar.

It’s called the Demonic Tongue and is used extensively in the religion of demonolatry which is where enns originated. The demonolatry author S. Connelly apparently provides the translation for many of the well known enns in her books.