The Low Gods
From The Tower of Babel
The Low Gods are an anarchist hacker collective who, a generation ago, created a way to put their bodies on life support while connecting their consciousnesses to the global network. Their number stands at the sacred number of 121 (11*11).
The Names of the 121 Low Gods
| 484dd0n /əˈbædən/ | Abaddon: Angel of Death; Lord of the bottomless pit | Abrahamic |
| 4847ur /ˈæbətʊr/ | Abatur: Father of the Uthras | Mandaeism |
| 4d47h4n /ˈædəθən/ | Adathan: Guardian of the "first river", stands at the Gate of Life | Mandaeism |
| 4dr!31 /ˈeɪdriəl/ | Adriel: Angel of Sagittarius | Abrahamic |
| 46n! /ˈæɡni/ | Agni: God of fire | Hinduism |
| 4n4n!31 /əˈneɪniəl/ | Ananiel: Rain of God | Coptic Orthodox |
| 4p011y0n /əˈpɒliən/ | Apollyon: Angel of the abyss | Apocrypha |
| 4r4k!31 /əˈrɑːkiəl/ | Arakiel: Teacher of the "signs of the earth" | Abrahamic |
| 4r4r!31 /əˈrɑːriəl/ | Arariel: Angel of rivers, waters of the earth, cure of stupidity | Judaism |
| 4r!31 /ˈɛəriəl/ | Ariel: Angel of nature and the Earth | Christianity |
| 4rm4r05 /ˈɑːrməˌroʊs/ | Armaros: Angel of deceit | Abrahamic |
| 4r7!y4'!1 /ˈɑːrti.jɑːˌɪl/ | Artiya'il: Removes human grief, sadness and anxiety | Islam |
| 458331 /ˈæzbiːl/ | Asbeel: Angel of destruction, one of the five Watcher satans | Christianity |
| 47!d /ɑːˈtiːd/ | Atid: Angel who records bad deeds | Islam |
| 4v410k!735hv4r4 /ˌævəloʊkɪˈteɪʃvərə/ | Avalokiteshvara: Bodhisattva of compassion | Buddhism |
| 424231 /əˈzeɪzəl/ | Azazel: Fallen angel mentioned in the Book of Enoch | Apocrypha |
| 42r431 /ˈæzreɪəl/ | Azrael: Angel of death | Islam |
| 84r4q!31 /bəˈrɑːkiəl/ | Baraqiel: Thunderstorm/Lightning, Teacher of astrology | Abrahamic |
| 84r8!31 /ˈbɑːrbiːəl/ | Barbiel: Thunderstorm/Lightning, chief of the Fallen Angels | Abrahamic |
| 838ur05 /bɪˈbʊroʊs/ | Beburos: One of nine Angels of the end of Earth | Abrahamic |
| 8!hr4m r4884 /ˈbiːrəm ˈræbə/ | Bihram Rabba: Presides over the masbuta, or baptism ritual | Mandaeism |
| 8r4hm4 /ˈbrɑːmə/ | Brahma: Creator of the universe | Hinduism |
| C4m431 /ˈkæmiəl/ | Camael: Angel of strength and courage | Judaism |
| C4m8!31 /ˈkæmbiəl/ | Cambiel: Angel of Transformation, Metaphysics and a guardian Angel with a watcher named Tamiel | Abrahamic |
| C455!31 /ˈkæsiəl/ | Cassiel: Angel of tears and solitude | Christianity |
| Ch4mu31 /ˈkæmjuːˌɛl/ | Chamuel: Angel of peaceful relationships | Christianity |
| Ch424q!31 /xɑːˈzɑːkiəl/ | Chazaqiel: Angel of the skies, Teacher of meteorology | Abrahamic |
| D4n!31 /ˈdænjəl/ | Daniel: Teacher of the "signs of the sun" | Abrahamic |
| D4rd4'!1 /ˈdɑːrdɑːˌɪl/ | Darda'il: Angel who travels with Azrael | Islam |
| Dum4h /ˈduːmə/ | Dumah: Angel of silence and the stillness of death | Kabbalistic |
| 37!n5!8 2!vv4 /ˈɛtɪnsɪb ˈziːwɑː/ | Etinsib Ziwa: Starts battle against Nbaṭ | Mandaeism |
| 648r!31 /ˈɡeɪbriəl/ | Gabriel: Angel of revelation | Abrahamic |
| 64dr331 /ɡæˈdriːl/ | Gadreel: One of the five Watcher satans | Abrahamic |
| 64m41!31 /ɡəˈmeɪliəl/ | Gamaliel: Angel of protection and strength, Angel of Cherubs | Abrahamic |
| 64n35h4 /ɡəˈneɪʃə/ | Ganesha: Remover of obstacles | Hinduism |
| 6r33n 74r4 /ɡriːn ˈtɑːrə/ | Green Tara: Protector and savior | Buddhism |
| H4dr4n!31 /hæˈdræniəl/ | Hadraniel: Gatekeeper of the Second Heavenly Gate | Judaism |
| H4m41!31 /hɑːˈmɑːliəl/ | Hamaliel: Angel of Birth, Household and Harvest | Abrahamic |
| H4n!31 /ˈhænɪəl/ | Haniel: Angel of joy and beauty | Judaism |
| H4num4n /ˈhænʊˌmæn/ | Hanuman: God of strength and devotion | Hinduism |
| H4ru7 /hɑːˈruːt/ | Harut: Angel mentioned in the Quran who taught magic | Islam |
| H4yy31 /ˈhaɪjɛl/ | Hayyel: Angel of wild animals | Judaism |
| H!8!1 2!vv4 /ˈhɪbɪl ˈziːwɑː/ | Hibil Ziwa: Conquers the World of Darkness | Mandaeism |
| Hu7r!31 /ˈhuːtriəl/ | Hutriel: Angel of Punishment | Abrahamic |
| !ndr4 /ˈɪndrə/ | Indra: King of the gods, deity of weather and war | Hinduism |
| !5r4ph31 /ˈɪsrəfɛl/ | Israfel: Chief of the Seraphim | Abrahamic |
| !5r4ph!1 /ˈɪsrəfɪl/ | Israfil: Signals the beginning of the Day of Judgment by blowing a horn three times | Islam |
| J36ud!31 /dʒɪˈɡuːdiəl/ | Jegudiel: Angel who defends the faithful | Christianity |
| J3h031 /dʒɪˈhoʊəl/ | Jehoel: Angel of Fire, Restraining Leviathan | Abrahamic |
| J3qun /ˈdʒɛkʌn/ | Jequn: One of the five Watcher satans, the ringleader who first tempted the other Watchers into having sexual relations with humans | Abrahamic |
| J3r3m!31 /ˌdʒɛrəˈmiːəl/ | Jeremiel: Angel of prophetic visions | Christianity |
| J0ph!31 /ˈdʒoʊfiəl/ | Jophiel: Angel of beauty and wisdom | Christianity |
| K4dk4d431 /ˈkædkədaɪl/ | Kadkadael: One of heaven's guardian angel who followed the gatekeeper | Hinduism |
| K4ph2!31 /ˈkæfziəl/ | Kafziel: Angel of time and speed | Judaism |
| K41k4'!1 /ˈkælkɑːˌɪl/ | Kalka'il: Gatekeeper of the Fifth Heaven | Islam |
| K458331 /ˈkæzbiːl/ | Kasbeel: Oathkeeper | Judaism |
| K3ru8!31 /ˈkɛruːbiəl/ | Kerubiel: the principal regent who has reign over the Cherubim since Creation, and is one of the most exalted princes of Heaven | Judaism |
| K0k48!31 /ˈkoʊkəbiəl/ | Kokabiel: Teacher of constellations | Abrahamic |
| K5!7!64r8h4 /ˌkʃɪtɪˈɡɑːrbə/ | Ksitigarbha: Bodhisattva of the underworld | Buddhism |
| Ku5h!31 /ˈkuːʃiəl/ | Kushiel: Rigid one of God | Abrahamic |
| 14!14h /ˈlaɪlə/ | Lailah: Guardian of souls before birth | Kabbalistic |
| 14y14 /ˈleɪlə/ | Layla: Angel of conception | Kabbalistic |
| 1uc!ph3r /ˈluːsɪfər/ | Lucifer: Tester of the faithful, personification of evil | Abrahamic |
| M441!k /ˈmɑːlɪk/ | Maalik: Guardian of Hellfire | Islam |
| M4cr0pr050pu5 /ˌmækroʊˈprɑːsəpʊs/ | Macroprosopus: Guardian angel of the Sixth Heaven | Abrahamic |
| M41!k /ˈmælɪk/ | Malik: Guardian of Hell | Islam |
| M4nd4 d-h4yy! /ˈmændə dɛˈhaɪji/ | Manda d-Hayyi: Messenger to John the Baptist, bringer of manda (knowledge or gnosis) to Earth | Mandaeism |
| M4nju5hr! /ˌmænˈdʒuːʃri/ | Manjushri: Bodhisattva of wisdom | Buddhism |
| M4rph3!1 /ˈmɑːrfiəl/ | Marfeil: Appointed by Yawar Ziwa over the east to watch over Ur | Mandaeism |
| M4ru7 /ˈmɑːruːt/ | Marut: Angel mentioned in the Quran who taught magic | Islam |
| M4573m4 /mæsˈtiːmə/ | Mastema: Evil Angel of Disasters; chief of the Nephilim | Abrahamic |
| M47r!31 /ˈmɑːtriəl/ | Matriel: Angel of rain, bringer of rainstorms | Abrahamic |
| M3747r0n /ˈmɛtətrɒn/ | Metatron: Celestial scribe and highest of angels | Judaism |
| M!ch431 /ˈmaɪkəl/ | Michael: Angel of mercy and nature | Abrahamic |
| M!72r431 /ˈmɪtsreɪəl/ | Mitzrael: Internal reparation, security, intelligence | Abrahamic |
| M0r0n! /məˈroʊnaɪ/ | Moroni: Messenger angel | Mormonism |
| Munk4r /ˈmʊŋkɑːr/ | Munkar: Angel who questions souls in the grave | Islam |
| Mur!31 /ˈmjʊəriəl/ | Muriel: Administration, Patron of travellers | Christianity |
| N4k!r /ˈnɑːkɪr/ | Nakir: Angel who questions souls in the grave | Islam |
| N47h4n!31 /nəˈθæn.jəl/ | Nathaniel: Fire of God | Abrahamic |
| N847 /ɛnˈbæt/ | Nbat: King of Air, first great Radiance | Mandaeism |
| N3ph! /ˈniːfaɪ/ | Nephi: Messenger angel | Mormonism |
| N3724ch /ˈnɛtsɑːx/ | Netzach: Angel of Eternity | Abrahamic |
| N!d84! /ˈnɪd.baɪ/ | Nidbai: Guardian spirit of the heavenly yardena (river) in the World of Light | Mandaeism |
| N548 /nˈsæb/ | Nsab: Son of Yushamin; admonishes his father Yushamin over his rebellion | Mandaeism |
| Nur!31 /ˈnuːriəl/ | Nuriel: Angel of hailstorms | Kabbalistic |
| 0ph4n!31 /oʊˈfæni.əl/ | Ofaniel: Angel of the Ophanim (wheels) | Kabbalistic |
| P4h41!4h /ˈpɑːhɑːliə/ | Pahaliah: Angel of theology, morals, virtuosity | Christianity |
| P3n3mu3 /ˈpɛn.ɛ.mjuː/ | Penemue: One of the five Watcher satans | Abrahamic |
| Ph4nu31 /ˈfæn.ju.əl/ | Phanuel: Angel of repentance and hope | Apocrypha |
| Pr4vu!1 /ˈprævjuːɪl/ | Pravuil: Angel of writing and records | Abrahamic |
| P74h!1 /ˈpə.tɑː.hɪl/ | Ptahil: Creator of the material world | Mandaeism |
| Pur!31 /ˈpjʊəriəl/ | Puriel: Examines the souls of those brought to heaven | Judaism |
| R4du3r!31 /ˌrædjuˈɛriəl/ | Radueriel: Heavenly treasuries of the books | Judaism |
| R46u31 /ˈræɡ.wɛl/ | Raguel: Angel of justice and fairness | Abrahamic |
| R4m!31 /ˈræmiəl/ | Ramiel: Angel of thunder and divine visions | Judaism |
| R4ph431 /ˈræfeɪəl/ | Raphael: Angel of healing | Abrahamic |
| R4q!8 /rɑːˈkiːb/ | Raqib: Angel who records good deeds | Islam |
| R42!31 /ˈræziəl/ | Raziel: Keeper of divine secrets | Judaism |
| R3m!31 /ˈrɛ.mi.əl/ | Remiel: Angel of hope and divine visions | Christianity |
| R!dvv4n /ˈrɪd.wɑːn/ | Ridwan: Guardian of Paradise | Islam |
| R!k8!31 /ˈrɪkbiəl/ | Rikbiel: Angel of the divine chariot | Kabbalistic |
| 548r!31 /ˈsæb.ri.əl/ | Sabriel: Angel of protection | Kabbalistic |
| 54ch!31 /ˈsækiəl/ | Sachiel: Angel of wealth and prosperity | Christianity |
| 54h4qu!31 /səˈhɑːkwiəl/ | Sahaquiel: Guardian of the fourth heaven | Judaism |
| 54m431 /ˈsæm.ə.ɛl/ | Samael: Angel of death and destruction | Judaism |
| 54m4n748h4dr4 /səˌmʌn.təˈbʌ.drə/ | Samantabhadra: Bodhisattva of universal virtue | Buddhism |
| 54my424 /sæmˈjɑː.zə/ | Samyaza: Leader of the Watchers | Judaism |
| 54nd41ph0n /sænˈdælfɒn/ | Sandalphon: Twin brother of Metatron, known for carrying prayers to Heaven | Judaism |
| 54r4q431 /ˈsæ.rə.kɑː.ɛl/ | Saraqael: Angel who watches over the spirits that sin | Apocrypha |
| 54r47h!31 /səˈræθiəl/ | Sarathiel: Meaning unknown | Coptic Orthodox |
| 54r!31 /ˈsæ.ri.əl/ | Sariel: Angel of guidance | Christianity |
| 5474n /ˈseɪ.tən/ | Satan: Enemy of Jesus, lies, temptation, the Dragon, the ruler of demons, Symbol of the lower nature of men | Abrahamic |
| 54ur3!1 /ˈsɔː.reɪ.əl/ | Saureil: Angel of Death | Mandaeism |
| 53d4k!31 /sɛˈdɑː.ki.əl/ | Sedakiel: Grace of God | Coptic Orthodox |
| 5314ph!31 /sɛˈlæ.fi.əl/ | Selaphiel: Angel of prayer | Christianity |
| 53r4ph!31 /ˈsɛrəfiəl/ | Seraphiel: Angel of Silence; Chief of seraphim; Protector of Metatron | Abrahamic |
| 5h4m5!31 /ˈʃæmziəl/ | Shamsiel: Guardian of Eden | Apocrypha |
| 5h337!1 /ˈʃiː.tɪl/ | Sheetil: Teacher of John the Baptist, revealer of Mandaeism | Mandaeism |
| 5h!h1un /ˈʃɪl.lʊn/ | Shihlun: Opposition to the creation of the material world by Ptahil and his assistant uthras | Mandaeism |
| 5h!1m4! /ˈʃɪl.maɪ/ | Shilmai: Guardian spirit of the heavenly river Piriawis in the World of Light | Mandaeism |
