Qabalistic dictionaries

[Men-Kali-Nan]

Hi all,

I'm new here so apologies if this has come up before. I'm looking for a dictionary of English qabalah, specifically the EQ-11 and TEQ variants - can anybody help?

[Nahemah]

Copyright issues. We need to observe them.

I found this, though, with a wee calculator tool at the bottom:

http://davidcherubim.net/englishqabalah.htm

[Desecrated]

Are we talking about English Qabalah (like William Gray) or translation of Hebrew terms into english words?

[Men-Kali-Nan]

Thanks very much for the replies guys - and for the research, Nahemah (sorry: didn't think about copyright, etc.).

The English Qabalah's I'm into are EQ-11 (sometimes called ALW) which was discovered independently by Jim Lees & Carol Smith in 'the '70s and numbers the letters from 1 - 26. Jake Stratton-Kent was spokesman for it for a good while. TEQ is a more recent discovery by R L Gillis that's based on Liber Trigrammaton. I've not used the latter yet but the former is powerful stuff. I was just hoping that someone out there had knocked up a dictionary of either system (to save me the bother ;-)).

[Desecrated]

http://www.bluestwave.com/cipher_naeq.php

[Men-Kali-Nan]

Great - thanks Desecrated. Very useful!