Superstition Nonsense, need some help Options

As long as I have been conscience of my of being, I have always heard that the Necronomicon was, well evil, satanistic material. ANd I am sure that the people who stated that are just ignorant, superstitious fanatics. Recently I have been really doing ceremonial, but the necronomicon looks interesting. I know I am just ignorant in this field but why do people say that this book is just no good? IN these forums, I have read that many people find this book useful, but if I use it am I going to end up going nuts or anything like that.

Thanks,

Mike M.

ps. Dont be offended, anyone who reads this, for any reason.

Not doing the proper banishings can be a problem as well! In the beginnings of my experimentation w/ the Necro. I did not do any banishings at the onset. In time that proved to cause all sort of psychic problems and emotional turmoil. In time I learned the LBRP from repeated summonings of MARUTUKKU. From then on I never did any rites w/o the LBRP preceding the Callings. In the start, it would be wise to call upon ARANUNNA for he is the techer to initiates and can lead you to the ways of Master ENKI (and ultimately Evolution!)

Greetings 'Suxur-Mash596,

Aranunna I salute you! I think there is an astronomical difference from working the Necronomicon as a Ceremonial Magician and working the Necronomicon as a priest of the Necronomicon.

For example I never do any banishings. I regard Bandar and the 50 names as angels of my religion. So I have no fear of them. As a priest of Enki these forces are extremely friendly with me. Even the death dealing 4 horsemen the urim brothers come as friends.

Of course when I encounter the foul demons I use the exorcisms listed in the Maklu text to banish them. However I never invoke the foul forces of the Urilla text,

If Necronomicon is worked with a pure heart and good intentions very seriously banishings should not be at all neccessary.

If you are using the book with an evil heart and ill intent then may Nergal see to it that you get what you get.

Peace!