Temple of the Black Light (TOTBL) is an international temple ...

The Vision of NaamahNaamah's symbolic form is often visualized as a sinister, lustful, cruel, dominant, sexuallyattractive, beautiful, majestic and demonic Princess of Darkness. She is often seen dressed in abloody, red dress that reveals more than what it conceals...Upon her head she wears a crown made out of black stone, with a Lapis Smaragdina set over theplace of her 'third eye.' She is often adorned with different jewellery and necklaces that representthe luxury or richness connected to her chthonic realm. The Black Earth hides many treasures, andjewels and precious metals are often the exoteric symbols for those riches of the underworld.Naamah's face is pale, with lips of blood red. Her eyes are black (like those of a shark) and her verylong hair is jet black. Often she manifests within certain settings in which one can see her close to,and sometimes riding, a seven-headed, black Serpent of Fire. Other times this seven-headed snakerises out of her shadow cast upon the ground and coils around her.Naamah is also The Weaver, so the tools of that art, like the Spinning Wheel, are many times seenwithin the visions of her manifested power. One can see the silhouette of a spider upon the BlackMoon in the sky above her. With her left hand she takes down the silken thread of the great, black,Spider Moon and binds it with her Spinning Wheel, in order to weave the threads of her dark spells.These threads she uses in her witchcraft, which can both bind and set loose the souls and spirits ofman.An arched gate, twined with thorny vine, or some other kind of doorway/portal can be seen in thebackground, and upon the ground close to where she stands, one can see small cracks out of whichemerge black flames and sinister shadows.Beneath her feet, upon the ground, one can also see the crossed bones and the cracked skulls of thedead, as a sign of her chthonic connections and powers. Sometimes she is envisioned drinking froma skull cup (human skull held upside down) and that also represents her powers as the deathlyinitiatrix who, through the Death Gate towards the Sitra Ahra, grants rebirth to her chosenfollowers.As one can read within her Invocation, Naamah is also often envisioned holding in her hand/s manyblack threads (dripping blood?) that emanate outwards from her in all directions. This is understoodas a sign of her being the one 'pulling the strings' and making the puppets dance... In that case, theblood-filled skull cap is seen placed upon the Sigil of Nahemoth on the ground close to her feet.59