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One of the most-used words throughout the Enochian corpus is the word IAD, which means everything from justice to God to holiness to all sorts of other ostensibly positive qualities. I thought it might fun to break down etymologically what the deal with that word is.

Translation of the title: the fullmoon is a window of comfort. In November, I tried to write song lyrics, but was failing miserably until I attempted to write them in Enochian—at which point I started to get somewhere promising. This is the recent result.

This is the eighth and final part of a series analyzing the Enochian Keys (1–6) and the PELE ring. This should be a fairly short one; I laid all of the groundwork in the previous articles, so all that's left is to put it together.

This is the seventh part of a series analyzing the Enochian Keys (1–6) and the PELE ring. In this part, I go over the final Key in these series, the sixth. Spoiler: I have no idea what is going on here. Okay, that's a lie, I kind of do actually.

This is the sixth part of a series analyzing the Enochian Keys (1–6) and the PELE ring. In this part, I unpack the cryptic phrasing in Key five, which seems to reference celestial bodies in a peculiar way.