The FORBIDDEN Teachings of The Watchers

After the fallen angels come down from heaven, the whole world would plunge into absolute chaos. In the book of Enoch, these angels would reveal these heavenly secrets. So today, my question is, what exactly did the fallen angels even teach? At the very top of this iceberg is Semyaza. He was the highest in command, the leader angel over all 200 of his associates. Once he landed on earth, he would teach enchantments and root cuttings. This is all that is said in the book of Enoch, but let's analyze this idea of enchantments and root cuttings. Enchantments in ancient times referred to the ability to use words, gestures, or rituals to invoke supernatural power. This could be done with spells, which by definition is a word or a group of words thought to have magical power. It could also have been through charms, which would have been magical objects like a necklace or a bracelet, even a symbol. Now, you're probably wondering, what are root cuttings? Well, it seems like this would have been the use of plants for magical or medicinal purposes. See, in ancient times, people believed that certain roots and herbs had mystical or simply healing properties, but it was also known that these herbs control certain forces. This would have been herbal magic. Now, these are the chief angels, who were just lesser leaders. Berechial taught astrology, which is the study of celestial bodies. Now, celestial bodies can be stars, planets, or other heavenly things, but the belief here is that these objects have influence on human affairs. This would be what we now call horoscopes, which is using the position of the stars and the planets to predict events or to gain insight into the future. Nowadays, we even have astrological charts, which claims to be able to foretell personality traits or even life events simply based off of the positions of celestial bodies at the time of their birth. See, the whole idea here is that the planets have influence on the fate of individuals, nations, and the natural world, but how does it work? Well, the main component in this teaching claims that people are divided between these 12 zodiac signs, which are based on the sun's position relative to the constellations. Each person would have their own zodiac sign, which dictates certain things like personality traits and even what that person's future would look like. This was a real method for divination. It's important to remember that God is against this. However attractive astrology may seem, you're more than just your birthday, you're a human being, and constantly worrying about your future is simply unhealthy. Kocabiel taught the constellations, star patterns, and their movements. This would have also had something to do with divination. Interestingly, many ancient structures align with certain celestial bodies. For example, the Great Pyramid of Giza aligns perfectly with the stars in Orion's Bell, which shows this advanced knowledge of what goes on in our skies. Eremos taught the resolving of enchantments. Resolving likely refers to the counteracting or undoing of enchantments or magic spells. This could include practices like exorcism, neutralizing spells, or ways to undo a certain spell cast by another. This was viewed as dangerous because the act of resolving enchantments was viewed as manipulating or controlling supernatural powers which humans don't have authority for. Ezekiel taught the knowledge of the clouds, so by extension this would be weather patterns. Clouds were often linked to divine presence or the activity of divine presence. It was viewed as the medium, the very gate or receptacle from which the rain comes out of. Sariel taught the course of the moon, which we assume has something to do with its cycles. He likely taught the lunar calendar and the different phases of the moon. The moon was a very important thing in ancient times for both practical things like timekeeping, but also for mystical reasons. They thought the cycles of the moon affected behavior of people or animals, as well as fertility in certain cases. These are the rest of the Watchers, who don't seem to be leaders over anyone. However, they still commit some of the worst crimes. The most prominent fallen angel was Ezazel, who taught people how to make swords, knives, and shields and breastplates. He taught people the metals of the earth and the art of working them. He showed humanity costly stones and how to make bracelets and ornaments, as well as the knowledge of beautifying the eyelids. He showed humanity how to color things, and although this doesn't seem so bad on the surface, through this knowledge he caused many to sin, and many fell through violence. Gadriel is a very mysterious figure. He's only mentioned briefly in the Book of Enoch. And of course, we have to be careful to not just believe anything we hear. But according to the Book of Enoch, Gadriel led astray Eve, insinuating that the snake in the garden was rather a fallen angel, which alludes to the forbidden fruit in the center of the garden meaning something much more sinister, something metaphorical. He also shows the children of men all the blows of death. Penemu taught the children of men the bitter and the sweet. He teaches them all the secrets of their wisdom, instructing mankind to write on ink and paper, which according to the Book of Enoch, caused many to sin from eternity to eternity, and until this day. Castasia showed the children of men the wicked smitings of the spirit. This was likely the knowledge of summoning spirits or demons. It also explains how he taught the smitings of the soul, which he calls snakebites. It's very unclear what this even means, but he also taught the smitings of the embryo in the womb, that it may pass away. Arachiel taught the signs of the earth, which can be interpreted as magic or divination of the natural kind, but I argue that this could be associated with the geological features or earthly events, like earthquakes. Either way, this would have been knowledge on the physical nature of the earth. Shemassiel taught the signs of the sun. The sun was often considered this divine force and was believed to have certain magical properties, but this was unlocked by understanding solar cycles, solstices, and eclipses, which were all important for things like timekeeping or agriculture, but a lot of the time it was for spiritual or magical practices. Now what's very clear is that the fallen angels knew what they were doing, and they knew that it was wrong, but what confuses me is how they didn't anticipate the cosmic punishments that would follow. The biggest sentence was given to Azazel, who had taught humanity so much violence. He was bound in this desert named Dudael, and all the other fallen angels are imprisoned in the earthly valleys to await eternal fire. I think this is a reminder of who God is. It's an example of what happens to those who follow their bodily lusts to no end. It's a warning to all who try to exalt themselves in the place of God. Ladies and gentlemen, these are the forbidden teachings of the Watchers. you