Gates Of The Necronomicom, Simons New Book Options

Every serious student of the occult is familiar with this all-powerful text. Within it lie the secrets of eternity, the forbidden knowledge of the dark unknown.

Every journey into the shadows requires careful, measured steps—a proficient execution of the necessary rituals and spells, and an understanding and appreciation of the history of the world beyond.

The Gates of the Necronomicon is an invaluable companion to the Mad Arab’s original work. In it are essential keys to the nuance and complexities of the ancient grimoire, enabling all who dare to pass through the magical gates that separate the body, mind, and spirit; the past and future; the living and dead.

The journey begins . . .


Simon is a student of magic, occultism, and religion since the mid-1960s and the editor of the Necronomicon, Simon was a frequent lecturer for the famed Warlock Shop in Brooklyn and the Magickal Childe Bookstore in Manhattan for more than ten years before his sudden disappearance in 1984, speaking on topics as diverse as religion and politics, occultism and fascism, ceremonial magic, demonolatry, the Tarot, the Qabala, and Asian occult systems. He also conducted private classes for the New York City OTO during this period, with a focus on Enochian magic, "Owandering bishops," and Afro-Caribbean occult beliefs. An ordained priest of an Eastern Orthodox church, Simon has appeared on television and radio discussing such topics as exorcism, satanism, and Nazism. The media events he organized in the 1970s and 1980s -- with rock bands, ritual performances, and celebrity appearances -- helped to promote the "occult renaissance" in New York City. After decades of study in European, Asian, and Latin American cult centers, this book marks his first public appearance in more than twenty years.

This post has been edited by smasher666: Sep 3 2006, 11:24 PM

I plan on getting it soon but can't seem to find it. I thought it was supposed to be out already? Has anyone here read it yet or received it? Lastly Ashnook are you writing a book. I think you'd be able to do a good one especially the way you did your site. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
gmcbroom

Lastly Ashnook are you writing a book. I think you'd be able to do a good one especially the way you did your site. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
gmcbroom

I plan on it eventually. A few others and I have been cataloging notes for a book for nearly a year now but to be honest I would rather explore the system in full before publishing anything.

Greetings,

I got a good laugh out of this.

Pg 175

Jehova was pleased with Abel’s sacrifice of livestock and turned up his nose at the vegetable offerings of Cane.

Cain taking this cue from Jehova thereupon killed abel.

“So you like blood offerings eh?”

Jehova did not think that was funny.

Jehova has no sense of humor.

This post has been edited by smasher666: Nov 5 2006, 02:11 AM

Greetings,

I got a good laugh out of this.

Pg 175

Jehova was pleased with Abel’s sacrifice of livestock and turned up his nose at the vegetable offerings of Cane.

Cain taking this cue from Jehova thereupon killed abel.

“So you like blood offerings eh?”

Jehova did not think that was funny.

Jehova has no sense of humor.

so funny cause it is true. that damn enlil err... jehova and his wrathful ways.

This post has been edited by distillate: Nov 5 2006, 04:26 PM