Raising The Golem: The Alchemy & The Philosophy

Control of man, or any of its derivatives, appears to be an achievement of the highest order in such a fable. A fable of self-preservation & class conflict. Such a concept exists being another metaphor sympathizing usury and one-sided sacrifices reflected within modern society.

-Kenneth Kabbal www.evilforalltime.com

The Golem- a towering minion fused with various Earth bound elements summoned into servitude and constriction by Jewish mystics. A series of seals will ensure this alchemical contract, a life-force sacrifice is required to metaphorically represent the meek in deserving control of the mighty.

The Golem is contracted to perform the duties as a servant, as a Beast of Burden, upon a successful sequence of blood-bound contracts, soul transference, etc. All of which, another metaphor sympathizing usury and one-sided sacrifices reflected within modern culture, is apparently revered within Jewish mythos and is disturbingly accurate on a social level. Control of man, or any of its derivatives, appears to be an achievement of the highest order in such a fable.

Resurrecting a Beast of Burden from earthbound elements in vain would definitely mark the rabbi for future Retribution. However, does such a concept exist given the quantity & scale of the sacrifice if the underlying theme is affluence & excessive self-preservation?

Coincidentally for both, this is just another metaphor sympathizing usury and one-sided sacrifices reflected within modern culture.

These allegorical Beasts of Burden, such as The Golem, appear to have a high amount of demand. Frankenstein's Monster was conjured via alchemical means as well, another variation of The Golem to symbolize intimidation, power & rage far beyond a mere mortal's capacity.

"The Golem" circa 1915, a silent film. Apparently, the rabbi-man constructs this creature as his personal Beast of Burden to protect his territory; the narrative takes an interesting turn when The Golem makes advances toward the rabbi's wife.

The rabbi objects, obviously, despite the fact of conjuring him as a heavy lifting tool as the wife lies in waiting to test the beast's unnatural might elsewhere o.0

Subtlety never dies as this translation is a feeble disguise behind real world objectification. The painting below is an artists interpretation from a Kabbalistic/Mystic community board as it appears to re-engineer The Golems predicament.

The publics response:

Completely astonishing! Servitude, gratification & entitlement are prevalent themes illustrate such a context upon command and disposal, yet the Golem is vilified becoming a narrative rife with relevant contradiction! Group consensus of an auto-association to race & symbolism inferred the Golem in question as a black man is attempting to rape a defenseless white woman (color me surprised).

There's a common theme of disposability & ostentation that bleeds into real-world sociology, a superficial attempt to achieve power-positioning. In Modern Hebrew, golem is used to mean "dumb" or "helpless". Similarly, it is often used today as a metaphor for an uncultivated person, or entity who serves man under forced, contrived conditions. The "Golem" dangerously similar Yiddish term goylem/ goyim meaning gentile, non-jew, even elevated to a derogatory, nonsubtle slur cattle.

Pride, dominion, constriction. These real world aspects alone provides motive for such extreme alchemy, creating an imbalance of nature to preserve the luxury of leverage within such a fragile yet reclusive orthodoxy. Beasts of Burden indeed, globalized domestication that is celebrated in fable now justified by investor-class spell casters to funnel social consciousness into One Direction ;) Instant gratification, no matter the penalty, has become an attachment to our synthetic social construct; the fable in question provides a direct link between the rabbis alchemy to resurrect his golem and corporate elitists (dominantly held within Jewish Circles) to bind citizens into constrictive debt servitude. A theme of expected servitude impacting human interactions & respect (or lack thereof) based upon their social positioning is a puzzling sociological abstract, either for those having difficulty trying to grasp such a concept, or those who scoff at the idea due to their own ostentation. This, a sociological study revealing Golems & Goyim are indeed synonymous. A fable condoned as a dismissive joke is a shameful exercise in hidden racism and expected servitude among those you can control through artificial leverage/power/$$$. Power manifests into legislation, lust and luxury. As Mr. Henry Kissingers words personifies this appointment nicely: