The Magician's Hidden Library Magic Words: A Dictionary

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A Aemaet (see aemaer) Meanings: • Confidence -- Richard Riesen, "Jean 14/6: Je suis la vérité" (2001) • Fidelity -- Richard Riesen, "Jean 14/6: Je suis la vérité" (2001) • God -- Michael Koenig, "The Golem (1920)," Film Monthly (1999) • Sincerity -- Richard Riesen, "Jean 14/6: Je suis la vérité" (2001) • Truth Aemaet is the Hebrew word for truth (Shelomo Morag, A History of the Hebrew Language [1996]). Origins: Kabbalic lore. Facts: Aemaet appears as a magic word written in smoke in the film The Golem (1920). Critic Michael Koenig describes a scene from The Golem: "Through prayer, a circle of fire rises to engulf Rabbi Loew and in this trance-like state Figure 8. Aemaet is depicted here following the structure of sa cred geometry, giving the word shape and weight.
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