Codex of Beings · Souls and wanderers

Kether

Leader of the Tiphareth Euclids, worshipped as a God.

The boy-Godch. 16

Eighteen, six-foot-two, with a long mouth and strong teeth; “a rising morning Venus,” called a fallen angel, with a pride that puts Lucifer to shame. His tribe trades in forbidden knowledge and drugs.

The chapter of the ritech. 18

Chapter 18 bears his name: Kether: Meat Ends of Three Snakes. It follows a boy of sixteen and seventeen into the desert rite, where he is named Christopher, and where Satan, Leviathan, Lucifer, the long chin shadow, Ouroboros, kōaḥ, the Demiurge and the archons all speak.

Awakech. 21, 22

Leviathan whispers into his ear (21). He hangs and butchers Antony, flees, falls “like a bad puppet” seeing a pink television, and is freed when Antony wrestles Satan: “Antony! I am awake!” (22).

The dreamch. 32

From a stone bed full of needles he tells Antony the drugs are only an imitation and screams, “This is all there is!”

Note: Kether is connected to every figure named in chapter 18.