Alouqua – The Female Demon Of Passion and Madness
Alouqua the Demon of Seduction
Alouqua —also called Alouqa— is the mother of a fearsome race of vampires from Hebrew myths.
This vampire is a true expert in all the possibilities of love, even those that modesty defines as condemnable morbid acts, with which she has been considered one of the first and most powerful succubi in mythology, with the exception of Is Dahut and Abrahel, true professionals of debauchery.
Contrary to what happens with the traditional Incubi and Succubi, Alouqua does not spend more than one night with her lovers or unnecessarily prolongs the sexual rite, and not precisely because they resist.
Alouqua’s amatory capacity is so enormous that her lovers cannot resist more than one night with her without definitively losing their sanity.
In fact, as various grimoires and forbidden books from the Middle Ages point out, sometimes a whole night of excess is not even necessary: a chance meeting with Alouqua, no matter how brief, always ends in madness and, subsequently, in death. suicide.
This is due to perfectly Cartesian logic.
Making love with this vamp is the height of sensual pleasure the male body can aspire to. Once consummated, there are only two alternatives: carnal asceticism or death.
Many, the cursed books point out, are inclined towards the second because it is the most reasonable option.
In ancient times there were magical talismans that protected the wearer from Alouqua’s assaults. They were made of bronze, silks, and marked with complex cabalistic combinations.
It is said that in the Prague ghetto, magnificently portrayed by Gustav Meyrink in The Golem (Der Golem), Alouqua used to be seen in a more pious version, visiting the dying and offering them the virile potency to experience one last night of passion before dying departing to the celestial rooms, or to the dark Sheol, depending on the case and the record of the lucky one.
Ancient versions relate Alouqua to Lilith, the mother of vampires.
It is said that Alouqua was the first daughter of Lilith in her banishment, after Adam abandoned her for the insipid and predictable Eve, and before the first man had a withering romance with the lycanthropic Al.
From Lilith she learned the subtle art of maddening men, although her power could never be equaled since Lilith does not come from the circles of the world, but was forged before him, in a remote thought of Yahweh…
