Leviathan

Deities

Tradition · Judaic Mesopotamian
Alternate Names
The Twisted OneChaos SerpentSea Dragon
Gender Expression
Beyond gender
Titles
The Twisted SerpentDragon of the DeepChaos of the WatersThe Coiling OnePrimordial Sea Monster
Domain
Primordial chaosThe deepUntamed watersChaos that precedes orderEnvyThe abyss
Planetary Correspondence
Neptune
Secondary Planets
MoonPluto
Elemental Correspondence
WaterAether
Zodiac Affinity
PiscesScorpio
Correspondences
Colors
Deep blueBlackGreenSilver
Scents
OceanMyrrhSandalwood
Metals
SilverIron
Animals
SerpentWhaleDragonKraken
Sacred Timing
Days
Sabbats
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Hours
Neptune hoursMidnight
Offerings
Salt waterActs of embracing chaosDeep sea imageryAcknowledging the abyssPearlsShells
Invocation Approach
Tone
Awe for primordial chaos
Address
LeviathanDragon of the DeepChaos Serpent
Relationship
Primordial chaos that cannot be tamed
Warning
Chaos unmakes as well as makes
Resonance
Those working with primordial forces chaos magic
Symbols
Coiled serpentWavesAbyssSeven heads
Mythology Summary

Primordial sea serpent/dragon in Hebrew Bible and mythology. Chaos monster representing untamed waters before creation. In Job, creature so powerful only God can control it. Associated with envy in later demonology. Represents chaos that precedes order, the deep that cannot be tamed, primordial forces before structure. Left Hand Path figure teaching that chaos is origin, that some things should not be controlled.

Modern Practice

Patron of chaos magicians, those working with primordial forces, deep sea workers. Invoked for chaos magic, embracing the abyss, dissolution work, primordial power. Teaches that chaos precedes order, that some forces cannot be tamed, that the deep holds wisdom, that envy can drive evolution.

Related Deities
TiamatNyxErebus

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