Why all those unpronounceable terms?

[Azure Veil]

Greetings,

Why do we have to use those unpronounceable words, like Izfet and Yehubor? Their explanation isn't helpful, all those are similar and I'm wondering what's the difference between some of them. Can't anyone use an English word like "usurpers" or "controllers" and explain them in a simple way so everyone can understand, with examples?

I am sure I am not the only one having this problem. The old early Temple of Zeus was simple and the sermons and rituals spoke to one's soul and everyone could understand them. With the new stuff there's unpronounceable words, dry philosophy and complex rituals in the way a new person cannot relate.

 

[Fahari]

Greetings,

Why do we have to use those unpronounceable words, like Izfet and Yehubor? Their explanation isn't helpful, all those are similar and I'm wondering what's the difference between some of them. Can't anyone use an English word like "usurpers" or "controllers" and explain them in a simple way so everyone can understand, with examples?

I am sure I am not the only one having this problem. The old early Joy of Saytan was simple and the sermons and rituals spoke to one's soul and everyone could understand them. With the new stuff there's unpronounceable words, dry philosophy and complex rituals in the way a new person cannot relate.

There's both occult reasons and intellectual persuits for the words choices
For the former you can refer from greek Voce magicae where you bind forces into linguistic vehicles

Usurper and controller can mean many things,
A usurping leader ,a controller being some guy operating a vehicle,
Izfet or yehubor are specialized words tied to specific energies that a Zevist initiate can easily understand or express, you can use this words to banish those energies ,or invoke positive energies by other terms terms tied to positive aspect like the ones listed in the cures section https://templeofzeus.org/LiturgicalTerms.php

It's the same basis as Mantras in the East

 

[The Alchemist7 [SG]]

Greetings,

Why do we have to use those unpronounceable words, like Izfet and Yehubor? Their explanation isn't helpful, all those are similar and I'm wondering what's the difference between some of them. Can't anyone use an English word like "usurpers" or "controllers" and explain them in a simple way so everyone can understand, with examples?

I am sure I am not the only one having this problem. The old early Joy of Saytan was simple and the sermons and rituals spoke to one's soul and everyone could understand them. With the new stuff there's unpronounceable words, dry philosophy and complex rituals in the way a new person cannot relate.

Hello. The liturgical terms describe "pathologies" or diseases that affect the the entire world irrespective of scale or race or political ideology or anything in between. These words give ToZ a lot of power philosophically which is very needed in a global context and it uplifts us from being stuck in mediocrity and simplicity, to being able to address and discuss problems on a much deeper level. Also they are all explained on ToZ with clear explanations, I am not sure how is that not helpful.

Liturgical Terms of Zevism

The reason these exist also because their meanings are much more deep than anything there is in English. Simplyfing and dumping things down means self-sabotage and mediocrity for us ---> impossibilty to advance globally. Instead, people must advance themselves in order to grasp more easily what is being preached on ToZ. That would be far more helpful for everyone I reckon.

With the new stuff there's unpronounceable words, dry philosophy and complex rituals in the way a new person cannot relate.

If dry philosophy is a cover term for "I have no idea what this philosophy means", it does not mean that the philosphy itself is too complex but that you need to study it more in order to improve your perception. Words like "usurpers" and "controllers" have totally nothing to do with what the liturgical terms mean and they are very reductionist. These words are used in politics and not in religion which is supposed to be apolitical and above any of these affairs.

 

[666-61]

THANK YOU SG L'alchimista7.

 

[Raphael666]

The etymology behind them is powerful.