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Does the paradigm revealed through the Necronomicon offer one a "path" for a practitioner to walk that is akin to pursuring The Great Work?

If so:

What is it?
What is happens to a practitioner while engaging it?
What is the results from a practitioner completing it?


I ask that question (and the collaries) because I suspect that more exists with regard to dealing with the various Powers referenced in that book - beyond merely calling up Elder Gods and other sundry entities for the sake of satisfying mundane desires.

There is major difference I see between the solomon grimore and the Nec. In the solomon you are commanding spirts and in a sense hiding behind the name of god when dealing with these spirts. In the nec it states you are pretty much on your own, you can pray to the Gods but the Gods are forgetful and may not acknowledge your prayers. Something to keep in mind before you attempt any of the rituals.

There is major difference I see between the solomon grimore and the Nec. In the solomon you are commanding spirts and in a sense hiding behind the name of god when dealing with these spirts. In the nec it states you are pretty much on your own, you can pray to the Gods but the Gods are forgetful and may not acknowledge your prayers. Something to keep in mind before you attempt any of the rituals.

Do you really think the Gods will not be as likely to help you when you call he nec spirits?

Do you also believe that when working with grimoires you are hiding behind the name of God?

I am not saying your ideas are not founded in literature... but mabey a little illogical.

One should consider the hermetic ramifications of what you just said.

Skinwalker