AVRAKADAVRA
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Many words and phrases associated with rites have occult meaning either
by themselves or the way they are expressed and used vocal or graphic.
This word was widely used during the Middle Ages, had theological
concepts derived from the Hebrew phrase "abreq ad habra" which means
"lightning shoot you even in death." Usually the writing in an inverted
triangle, or the letters of the word were positioned to itself a
triangle, omitting one letter each time repeated until arriving at A.
The magic word is also associated with Avraxos or Avrasax of gnostikon.Ousiastika is one of the names of the sun god Mithra.
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Many words and phrases associated with rites have occult meaning either by themselves or the way they are expressed and used vocal or graphic.
This word was widely used during the Middle Ages, had theological concepts derived from the Hebrew phrase "abreq ad habra" which means "lightning shoot you even in death." Usually the writing in an inverted triangle, or the letters of the word were positioned to itself a triangle, omitting one letter each time repeated until arriving at A.
The magic word is also associated with Avraxos or Avrasax of gnostikon.Ousiastika is one of the names of the sun god Mithra.
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