This week, Ken and Ulysses Black talk to sorcerer and author Lili (Idlu Lili Regulus) about her remarkable book She of the Night(Theion Publishing). We explore the enigmatic figure of Lilith across Mesopotamian myth, Jewish mysticism, folklore, and modern magical practice. Lili shares how Lilith first revealed Herself to her, the challenges of writing about such a fluid and multifaceted being, and how one might carefully approach Lilith in ritual and devotion.

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🔗 People, places, concepts mentioned

Lili (Idlu Lili Regulus) – Author of She of the Night

Lilith – Wikipedia (overview of the mythological figure)

Lamashtu – Wikipedia (Mesopotamian demoness, precursor figure)

Ardat-Lili – Wikipedia (Spirit connected with Lilith traditions)

Ninlil – Wikipedia (Sumerian goddess linked with air, winds, and Lilith traditions)

Tiamat – Wikipedia (Mesopotamian chaos goddess, sometimes connected to Lilith)

Ereshkigal – Wikipedia (Goddess of the underworld)

Queen of the Night plaque – British Museum page

Kabbalah – Wikipedia (context for Lilith as Queen of the Qliphothic husks)

Theion Publishing – Publisher of She of the Night

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