The God-King Scenario
Posted On : Nov / 24 / 2008
The
key to cosmic chaos lies with one of the most awe inspiring
civilisations – the ancient Egyptians. It is centred on the
pinnacle of Egyptian society, the divine monarchy of ancient Egypt
– the god kings or ‘living gods'. This is the crux of the theory.
The God King Scenario (GKS) proposes that in the first instance the
monarchs of ancient Egypt were guises of the planets Mars, Venus,
Mercury and the Moon each and every time they visited Earth; in the
second instance they were represented on Earth via human doubles
(kas) who were considered to be ‘at one' with these
bodies.... |
Tartarus
Posted On : Nov / 21 / 2008
In
classic Greek mythology, below Heaven, Earth, and Pontus is
Tartarus, or Tartaros (Greek Τάρταρος, deep place). It is either a
deep, gloomy place, a pit, or an abyss used as a dungeon of torment
and suffering that resides beneath the underworld. In the Gorgias,
Plato (c. 400 BC) wrote that souls were judged after death and
those who received punishment were sent to Tartarus. As a place of
punishment, it can be considered a hell. Like other primal entities
(such as the earth and time), Tartarus is also a primordial force
or deity.Mandrake (plant)
Posted On : Nov / 21 / 2008
Mandrake
is the common name for members of the plant genus Mandragora
belonging to the nightshades family (Solanaceae). Because mandrake
contains deliriant hallucinogenic tropane alkaloids such as
hyoscyamine and the roots sometimes contain bifurcations causing
them to resemble human figures, their roots have long been used in
magic rituals, today also in neopagan religions such as Wicca and
Germanic revivalism religions such as Odinism. (It is alleged that
magicians would form this root into a crude resemblance to the
human figure, by pinching a constriction a little below the top, so
as to make a kind of head and neck, and twisting off the upper
branches except two, which they leave as arms, and the lower,
except two, which they leave as legs.)Cultus Sabbati : Provenance, Dream and Magistry
Posted On : Oct / 20 / 2008
The
Sabbatic Craft is a name for a Nameless Faith. It is a term used to
describe an ongoing tradition of sorcerous wisdom, an initiatory
path proceeding from both immediate vision and historical
succession. In a historical sense, the Sabbatic Craft is usefully
set against the background of both rural British folk-magic, the
so-called Cunning-craft, and the learned practices of European high
ritual magic. The medieval and early modern magical observances of
cunning-men and wise women were broad and varied in form, but
invariably rooted in pragmatic deeds of healing, love-magic,
wortcunning, curing and cursing. Where the practices of
cunning-folk overlapped with those of the high ritual magic
traditions, the calling of angels, the apparatus of astrology, and
Latin incantations were integrated into the magic of the
everyday.The Meaning of "Evil"
Posted On : Oct / 08 / 2008
Within
many of the texts, rituals and invocations that are used in the
Satanic tradition, Satan is praised as the 'Lord of Evil', but
"evil" seems to be portrayed as something 'good'. In order to
understand this exaltation of 'evil' we need to first determine
what it is that we, within the dark tradition, mean by the word
'evil' when the term is used as a positive denomination. As
Satanists and Chaosophists, we place ourselves above and beyond all
moral illusions and constrained ethical values that the ruling,
demiurgic/archonic world order uses in order to enslave and keep
the subhuman cattle in check. Thus words like good and evil
actually have no static meaning for us and must be understood as
totally relative terms that only can express subjective values. But
we also understand that while we ourselves view the meanings most
often associated with these words as illusory and as the mental
programming of enslavement, there are still billions of people that
let their empty lives become controlled by the significance they
have been brainwashed to attribute to these
words.....Andrew Chumbley
Posted On : Oct / 08 / 2008
Andrew
D. Chumbley (September 15, 1967-September 15, 2004) was an English
practitioner and theorist of magic, and a writer, poet and artist.
He was Magister of the legendary UK-based order of sabbatic
witches, the Cultus Sabbati.[2] Chumbley published several limited
edition books through his private press Xoanon Publishing, and had
many articles printed in occult magazines. Their subject was the
doctrine and practice of a tradition of sorcery which he called
'Sabbatic Craft', a term which, according to Chumbley, "describes
the way in which elements of witch-lore, Sabbath mythology and
imagery were being employed in the cunning-craft tradition into
which I was originally inducted".The Pentagram
Posted On : Oct / 06 / 2008
Demonology
Posted On : Sep / 16 / 2008
Demonology
is the systematic study of demons or beliefs about demons. Insofar
as it involves exegesis, demonology is an orthodox branch of
theology. It is the branch of theology relating to superhuman
beings who are not gods. It deals both with benevolent beings that
have no circle of worshippers or so limited a circle as to be below
the rank of gods, and with malevolent beings of all kinds. It may
be noted that the original sense of "demon," from the time of Homer
onward, was a benevolent being; but in English the name now holds
connotations of malevolence. Demonology, though often referred to
with negative connotation, was not always seen as evil or devilish
as the term would have one believe.Commentary on the Seal of the Nine Angles
Posted On : Sep / 16 / 2008
Generally
speaking, some of these angles were taken from Pythagoras, who
talked in terms of the significance of 'numbers" rather than
"angles. From my readings on the subject, I am convinced that
Plato's discourses upon geometry and the significance of the
various "Platonic solids" are essentially taken from Pythagoras'
work, just as Pythagoras came up with these notions following his
lengthy stay in Egypt as a priesthood initiate. Fascinating how
these "trails" just keep going backward until they vanish into the
mists of pre-recorded history. Bear in mind that the Ceremony of
the Nine Angles was composed within the conceptual and iconographic
limits of the Age of Satan.Jozef Rulof
Posted On : Sep / 16 / 2008
Josephus
Gerhardus Rulof was a Dutch author who was known as a psychic and
trance medium or spirit medium. He wrote about thirty books about
life, death and the hereafter. Rulof claimed to be the greatest
medium ever and that nobody would ever surpass him. The next great
medium would be the "Direct Voice Apparatus" (DVA), a technical
device that would enable us to communicate directly with the spirit
world. The DVA would be based on another device (which would be
invented earlier than the DVA) to make all diseases
disappear.The Insider
Posted On : Aug / 23 / 2008
Something
fascinating happened on a forum in a span of a few days and it has
caused quite a stir in certain parts of the Internet. A person by
the moniker of “Insider” claimed he was from a ruling bloodline and
gave the people a chance to ask everything they wanted and Insider
would answer. At first it looks like another internet hoax, some
lightweight questions were followed by lightweight answers, but
then things started changing drastically. Anyone who understands
dialectics knows that the answers Insider gave were designed to
force/provoke others to ask questions which went to the core of the
matter. First some questions are being asked by Insider like "Are
you really living on the planet you think you are?" which made
people react differently than before. The answers this person
started giving to those following questions showed a deep, broad
understanding of philosophy, history, metaphysics, religion, magic,
politics, and more in a way which is very innovative, detailed and
some answers are thought provoking to say the
least.The Qliphoth
Posted On : Aug / 22 / 2008
Qliphoth,
meaning "peels", "shells" or matter, and (sometimes the primeval
"husks" of impurity) refer to the representation of evil forces in
the mystical teachings of Judaism (such as in the Kabbalah.) All
Judaic interpretations of the qliphoth agree they are the cause of
evil and suffering. A Hasidic view states that in the process of
creation, ten sephiroth were created, each encapsuled by a qliphah.
The ten sephiroth are thought to be ten divine "enumerations" or
"emanations" of God into the universe. The first set of ten
qliphoth proved too weak to hold the emanating force, and the lower
seven of them broke. They were replaced, but the broken former set,
animated by a residue of the creative power of God, remained and
conflicts with those aspects of the world corresponding to the
lower seven sephiroth.Theistic Satanism
Posted On : Aug / 22 / 2008
Theistic
Satanism, also known as Traditional Satanism, is the belief that
Satan is an actual deity or force worthy of reverence or worship.
Within Theistic Satanism there are a wide variety of beliefs. Their
concept of Satan is not based on the works of Anton LaVey, whose
Satanism is not the worship of Satan but a form of individualism
using Satan as a symbol of man living in accordance with his
nature. Both types of Satanist may believe in magic, and use
ritual, but Theistic Satanists also believe in Satan as an
independent agent. Theistic Satanists may consider their forebears
to include figures such as La Voisin. Some Theistic Satanists claim
to have been born into a generational or familial tradition of
Satanism.Zodiacal Magic
Posted On : Aug / 21 / 2008
Zodiacal
magic is one of the most sophisticated and significant forms of
ritual that an aspiring magician can undertake. The skills
needed to perform the rituals smoothly and consciously, aware of
the inner as well as outer meanings of the symbols used, represents
almost half a decade or more of study in many instances.
Personal and professional obligations aside, the required
preliminaries for performing an invocation of Zodiacal force are
knowledge of the Lesser and Greater Pentagram Rituals, both of
which require a minimum of one year each of regular
study.