Samael, the Blind God

The Lightbringer, Samael

Artifacts

The Morning-Star

A miniature sun given to Samael as a gift from his wife Saklas is bound with a fraction of infinity, containing unlimited energy from which he can craft. As Samael is the Tool of Will, he cannot create nor destroy, but he can manipulate and convert something into any other thing. The Morning-Star is typically depicted as a radiant star hovering on Samael's right side and represents the importance of teamwork, love, and honoring the WIFE.

The Serpent of Deceit

Coiled around his torso Saamel bears the serpent Nāḥāš, the first deceiver, one of the Archons Yaldabaoth the Demiurge created back when they created the Greater Multiverse. The Archons turned on Samael and his wife after The Great One separated them from their Yaldabaoth form. Only Nāḥāš remained loyal to his blind lord and represents loyalty. He has golden eyes and is depicted whispering in Samael's ear.

The Veil of Ignorance

After being separated by the Great One, Samael gave his wife Saklas his eyes as they could instantly comprehend and understand the form and function of all things they saw, from cosmic creations to molecular events. This was done so that she could truly grasp at how beautiful her works truly were. Saklas reached into the Canvas of Creation and crafted a veil for Samael. It represents self-sacrifice.

Divine Classification

The Will of the Demiurge