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Iod = Od, Male, Red, Solar, Fire - Ida Or Pingala
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post Aug 29 2005, 12:21 AM
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I'm not sure if anyone else has noticed the same thing but I've found the following quote a bit confusing from the online course of Kabbalah 3: Gnostic Kabbalah.
"Kabbalists say:

Iod = Od, male, red, solar, fire (Sanskrit: Ida)
Heva = Ob, female, blue, cold, water (Sanskrit: Pingala)
Iod rises from the bottom (coccyx) up to the brain.

Hevah is the cold fallen serpent, descending from the top downwards to the inferior forces of Hell."


I thought that Od , male, red, solar, fire was Pingala and Ob, female was Ida which is the opposite to the above quote from the course.

Could someone please set me straight on this?
Thankyou.


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