hebrew words in reverse

[Account]

If I recite hebrew words backwards like leviathan then natiavel, or keter then retek, and other words from the kabbalah, do I destroy them?
leviathan is a kind of jewish kundalini, by reversing the word do I destroy their kundalini?
I know Ritual Finale deals with this, but I was curious if my idea worked.

 

[darkmonkey666]

I deleted what I said to correct some of it. I would say be careful if your not pronouncing it right or even close it will not do much or might do something else entirely if there happens to be a word more similar to what you say. I am not thinking its entirely bad but the problem is often we don't know what we are saying fully or understand it affirmations can be unhelpful in that case. The yehuborim are not really open about everything sometimes they have fake words they put before the public for stuff to hide the names of thoughtforms.

Unless you somehow are really well studied in this it's best just to use the established Rituals.

The Hebrew word for Jesus (Yeshua ben Yosef is the full name used by rabbis) or Susej even as English is a more common usage of that word it can dissipate this energy i notice. I sometimes like saying this backwards that's really the only thing I did with this.

 

[darkmonkey666]

Also there are a few Hebrew words at least where there is a different meaning backwards but still Hebrew. In the context of an Ritual this would be fine but on its own this might invoke enemy energies. Just like doing a single vibration of one of the letters that is the same forwards and backwards or means something else backwards (an infiltrator pointed to some Jewish websites where it showed this I know it doesn't mean the Ritual is bad but just doing that vibration on its own without context probably would be)

I just wanted to add this. I am mostly sticking to established stuff.

If you want to do something extra ask the Gods or create a runic sigil to awaken people or something. Don't just do random stuff in Hebrew.

I wanted to add this but forgot about this.

 

[darkmonkey666]

The other report I have to give on this is two years ago (2020) in the summer at least doing the JHVH backwards in hebrew letters (outside the context of Ritual or tetragramaton thing) and many of the Hebrew God names invoked a lot of enemy energy and felt unsafe. I never did that after that it took a long time to clean that off me.

 

[Mavoch]

Also there are a few Hebrew words at least where there is a different meaning backwards but still Hebrew. In the context of an Ritual this would be fine but on its own this might invoke enemy energies. Just like doing a single vibration of one of the letters that is the same forwards and backwards or means something else backwards (an infiltrator pointed to some Jewish websites where it showed this I know it doesn't mean the Ritual is bad but just doing that vibration on its own without context probably would be)

I just wanted to add this. I am mostly sticking to established stuff.

If you want to do something extra ask the Gods or create a runic sigil to awaken people or something. Don't just do random stuff in Hebrew.

I wanted to add this but forgot about this.

How do you create runic sigilo ?

 

[Account]

I deleted what I said to correct some of it. I would say be careful if your not pronouncing it right or even close it will not do much or might do something else entirely if there happens to be a word more similar to what you say. I am not thinking its entirely bad but the problem is often we don't know what we are saying fully or understand it affirmations can be unhelpful in that case. The yehuborim are not really open about everything sometimes they have fake words they put before the public for stuff to hide the names of thoughtforms.

Unless you somehow are really well studied in this it's best just to use the established Rituals.

The Hebrew word for Jesus (Yeshua ben Yosef is the full name used by rabbis) or Susej even as English is a more common usage of that word it can dissipate this energy i notice. I sometimes like saying this backwards that's really the only thing I did with this.

I found that the talmud refers to "jesus" as "yeshu ha-notzri".

I had a pdf file "The 72 stinking names" in which there were names of "yhvh" listed at the end, are these names valid or are they placeholders?

 

[Account]

I might make a drawing or diagram as soon as I have time.

Warning! Some hebrew letters are present.

Hail Satan!

 

[darkmonkey666]

I deleted what I said to correct some of it. I would say be careful if your not pronouncing it right or even close it will not do much or might do something else entirely if there happens to be a word more similar to what you say. I am not thinking its entirely bad but the problem is often we don't know what we are saying fully or understand it affirmations can be unhelpful in that case. The yehuborim are not really open about everything sometimes they have fake words they put before the public for stuff to hide the names of thoughtforms.

Unless you somehow are really well studied in this it's best just to use the established Rituals.

The Hebrew word for Jesus (Yeshua ben Yosef is the full name used by rabbis) or Susej even as English is a more common usage of that word it can dissipate this energy i notice. I sometimes like saying this backwards that's really the only thing I did with this.

I found that the talmud refers to "jesus" as "yeshu ha-notzri".

I had a pdf file "The 72 stinking names" in which there were names of "yhvh" listed at the end, are these names valid or are they placeholders?

That will work too. The yehuborim often have several names for stuff. In fact I would be more inclined to reverse the one from the Talamud the name I gave is more likely to be something they just tell to the public. I am going to remember the one you told me and use that instead.

Those names are valid that are listed yes. However I have to warn you of this again

The other report I have to give on this is two years ago (2020) in the summer at least doing the JHVH backwards in hebrew letters (outside the context of Ritual or tetragramaton thing) and many of the Hebrew God names invoked a lot of enemy energy and felt unsafe. I never did that after that it took a long time to clean that off me.

The names listed on that 72 Ritual thing were all included in what I did. I had a list of 18 Hebrew God names from something (someone posted not sure I can find it now this was a couple years ago) I tried all these backwards

The result was a lot of enemy energy on me and around me. It felt kind of maybe not safe.

So yeah go ahead and try but if it feels bad stop and do cleansing. This wasn't permanent or anything.

 

[darkmonkey666]

I might make a drawing or diagram as soon as I have time.

Warning! Some hebrew letters are present.

Hail Satan!

But to be honest it sounds like you may know way more stuff than me on this. I don't really spend time studying this. Some of the things can be figured out from the Astral and picking up on energy that is what I mostly have on the yehuborim.

There is one more step to the tetragrammaton we didn't include which includes standing in each of the four directions and doing body movements and maybe invocation names of the elements. Then a fifth one to represent the spirit/aether element.

I did pick that up off the energy. Also the yehuborim have a certain pattern and body movements when chanting stuff.

This is really the only other thing I know. Please do keep going on and saying more this is useful but i can't answer some of what your saying.

 

[Account]

I might make a drawing or diagram as soon as I have time.

Warning! Some hebrew letters are present.

Hail Satan!

But to be honest it sounds like you may know way more stuff than me on this. I don't really spend time studying this. Some of the things can be figured out from the Astral and picking up on energy that is what I mostly have on the yehuborim.

There is one more step to the tetragrammaton we didn't include which includes standing in each of the four directions and doing body movements and maybe invocation names of the elements. Then a fifth one to represent the spirit/aether element.

I did pick that up off the energy. Also the yehuborim have a certain pattern and body movements when chanting stuff.

This is really the only other thing I know. Please do keep going on and saying more this is useful but i can't answer some of what your saying.

As I understand it, most of their meditations serve to unlock the jewish "potential" that is present in thought forms at the soul level.

Other meditations are about connecting with the higher part of their "god" which are the enemy ETs.

others talk about connecting to an infinite source of energy and drawing from it.

still others connect to the keys of solomon and the lesser key of solomon, here they parasitise on us and our Gods, and apparently it is essential to raise their kundalini.

I also wanted to add that many of the names of "god" can be rewritten as "yhvh" but with different vocalisation.

I had found some pictures full of Hebrew writing from Yehubor-approved torah school, in some there is a reference to the keys of solomon, but the rest I have difficulty understanding.

Then I think there is a reference to the recitation of the tetragrammaton and the tzimtzum, but this could be rubbish.

 

[Veritá_666]

I wanted to add.
Usually while vibrating the letters backwards, I quickly visualise the waves of vibration that are in contrast to the enemy vibrations of my target, which being opposite cancels them out.
It's easier for me to visualise this way, does anyone have any better methods?