A Golem is an animated anthropomorphic being created from
inanimate matter. The term Golem originals in early Jewish
History and describes the form and animation given to dust and
dirt by a Rabbi. The history of the Golem goes back to early
Judaism "Adam was described in the Talmud (Tractate Sanhedrin
38b) as having been created as a Golem"  The most famous and
references Golem creation is from Judah Loew, the Maharal of
Prague. According to the story, Rabbi Loew was a 16th century
rabbi that "created his Golem as a response to the Emperor's
edict that would result in the killing or the expulsion of the
country's Jews. Rabbi Loew formed the Golem from the clay along
the banks of the Vltava River. Using the rituals set forth in
the Kabbalah's Sefer Yetzirah, he brought life to his creature
with the word "emet" – truth, written on its forehead." "The
Golem was generally unswervingly obedient. It served its creator
and the Jewish community well. Finally, the Emperor implored the
Rabbi to call off his creature. D