Ah ok, thanks for the context. I take it he was also a figure to whom the medieval occultists directed their confessions and sought absolution from? I’m still not clear on what Maeve was implying with that comment, but that’s ok.
When I see “merkava” I tend to think of Judaism and now of course the infamous Israeli tank, but that’s probably not relevant to the reference.
Ah ok, thanks for the context. I take it he was also a figure to whom the medieval occultists directed their confessions and sought absolution from? I’m still not clear on what Maeve was implying with that comment, but that’s ok.
When I see “merkava” I tend to think of Judaism and now of course the infamous Israeli tank, but that’s probably not relevant to the reference.
Merkavah is specifically a kind of Jewish mysticism.