so you know, "qlippot" is just Kabbalistic for "everything, but without our weirdo egomaniac Egyptian sorceror social engineer grandpappy Moses's bespoke hegemonizing swarm crapping it up"
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and "qliphoth" is just "let's study Judaic esoterica without ever coming within twenty meters of a Jew" for "qlippot"
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Replying to @danlistensto
yeah, you're not wrong, ch and kh are both extremely bad transliterations of het and soft kaf but what the fuck else are we gonna do
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the phonology is different and so is the orthography. these are just non-compatible systems of both speech and writing and I'm really willing to let slide some inconsistent transliterations because of that.
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Replying to @chaosprime @danlistensto
the -th is fine because that's just the Ashkenazic pronunciation that European occultists would necessarily have been dealing with, but that ph is just like, what the fuck even
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let's cut to the real chase: the particular obsession with "vibration" and tonality and all of that shit is dumb and bad and I will stan for a vernacularization of the high strange all day every day.
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oh yeah you have my full support there
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