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'''{{Style S-Small capitals|Siddim}}'''. The Canaanites, we are told, worshipped these evil powers as deities, the name meaning the “pourers forth”; a valley was named after them. There seems to be a connection between these, as types of Fertile Nature, and the many‐bosomed Isis and Diana of Ephesus. In Psalm cvi., 37, the word is translated “devils ”, and we are told that the Canaanites shed the blood of their sons and daughters to them. Their title seems to come from the same root '''ShD''', from which the god name El Shaddai is derived. [w.w.w.] The Arabic Shedim means “Nature Spirits ”, Elementals; they are the ''afrits'' of modern Egypt and ''djins'' of Persia,.India, etc. | '''{{Style S-Small capitals|Siddim}}'''. The Canaanites, we are told, worshipped these evil powers as deities, the name meaning the “pourers forth”; a valley was named after them. There seems to be a connection between these, as types of Fertile Nature, and the many‐bosomed Isis and Diana of Ephesus. In Psalm cvi., 37, the word is translated “devils ”, and we are told that the Canaanites shed the blood of their sons and daughters to them. Their title seems to come from the same root '''ShD''', from which the god name El Shaddai is derived. [w.w.w.] The Arabic Shedim means “Nature Spirits ”, Elementals; they are the ''afrits'' of modern Egypt and ''djins'' of Persia,.India, etc. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:37, 8 October 2026
H. P. Blavatsky
Siddim. The Canaanites, we are told, worshipped these evil powers as deities, the name meaning the “pourers forth”; a valley was named after them. There seems to be a connection between these, as types of Fertile Nature, and the many‐bosomed Isis and Diana of Ephesus. In Psalm cvi., 37, the word is translated “devils ”, and we are told that the Canaanites shed the blood of their sons and daughters to them. Their title seems to come from the same root ShD, from which the god name El Shaddai is derived. [w.w.w.] The Arabic Shedim means “Nature Spirits ”, Elementals; they are the afrits of modern Egypt and djins of Persia,.India, etc.
Source: H. P. Blavatsky, The Theosophical Glossary, art. Siddim