The Ka-element Fire influences
the magic fields of Fire. It allows a Nephilim to practice magic with all the
existing forms of fire and light, including flammable substances, explosions,
fires, eruptions, magma, lava, lightning and electricity. The Ka-element Fire
is linked to very few life forms. It represents physical and mental exertion,
artistic inspiration, brute force, violence, and destruction. It is activity
and motion.The Fire Nephilim have a tendency to react rashly to their environment, to be violent and combative. They love action, movement and are generally impatient. They may even feel attracted to destruction. They are the strong arm of the Nephilim They can also turn out to be seekers of the absolute, researchers, or passionate artists. A few of them seek purification through fire. They also like to be the judges of the other Nephilim.
The Ka-element of Air acts
upon the magic fields of Air. They permit magic with atmosphere, gases, wind,
hurricanes and the life forms which travel through the air like birds and bats.
Symbolically, Air represents spiritual heights, comprehension, reflection, inquiring
intelligence, and mental progress.
The Ka-element of the Earth
allows the manipulation of the magic fields of the Earth. It enables magic with
minerals, mountains, earthquakes, the most immobile life forms like moss, flowers
or trees. It is linked to preservation, regeneration, and the growth of living
things. It is the Ka-element which makes things grow, protects and heals. The
Earth Nephilim are rather melancholy, calm, reserved, apathetic, timid, and
difficult to convince. But they can also be altruistic, reliable, sensual, free,
violent and even destructive like an earthquake. Many Earth Nephilim are in
love with the Earth and try to save it from the mistakes of others.
The Ka-element of Water
acts upon the magic fields of Water. It makes magic possible with springs, fountains,
waterfalls, ponds, lakes, rivers, seas, rain, and all life forms that live in
water, including all the fish. Water represents the inner, occluded self, emotions,
perception-what is hidden in the depths of the ocean. It is also linked to movement,
transformation, adaptation, and transition. The Nephilim of Water can easily
adapt to new situations and are very curious; they are mobile, deft and pragmatic.
They are the technicians among the Nephilim with an acute practical sense. But
they can be too curious; they can become fantastical, short tempered and unpredictable,
difficult to control. Many believe that the waters of the earth must rise to
an ultimate deluge to cleanse the world again.
The
Ka-element of the Moon acts upon the magic fields of the Moon. It is linked
to natural phenomenon that can be described as illusory or cyclical like mirage,
rainbows, aurora borealis, will-o-wisps, the tides or the phases of the moon.
It also means change, as the moon changes through its phases. The Ka-element
of the Moon is linked to life forms that have lunar connections, such as mushrooms,
which grow without light, nocturnal insects, like moths; serpents, which shed
skin to renew like the moon; or albinos of any species which must shun the light.
It is also linked to illusions of intelligence, to madness, to lies, slights
of hand, false appearances and most of all to dreams and nightmares. The Nephilim
that have chosen this aspect are often lost in a world of their own making.
They are attracted to any form of human deviance, even to madness. They are
thought of as buffoons, unstable characters, liars or cheats. They are just
as likely to be fantastically imaginative, either sweet dreamers or damned poets.
A final important point remains concerning the Ka of the Moon. Most Nephilim
consider Moon- Ka as being taboo for two reasons. First, the moon itself is
known to be inconsistent and unreliable, always shifting and changing, like
illusions. Secondly, and more important, the other moon, the Black Moon, is
bad. It has always played a dark part in the history of the Nephilim, and its
fields are always present, though inaccessible, in those of the Moon. Many Nephilim
naturally mistrust anyone who works closely with the moon.
