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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.

Greetings ,

You must sacrifice at least once a moon cycle or the Bandar will rip you a new a$$.

You can use the Nec without the Bandar but once you invoke the Bandar you can never get rid of him. Simon says if you neglect the sacrifice it will begin to feed off you similar to an astral vampire. You may become tired and lose control of emotions etc. If you are not going to sacrifice to the Bandar for a long time then you have to banish it. When you call it back you must sacrifice to it or it will turn on you.

It is a powerful spirit and will help you in ways unimaginable if you sacrifice to it often.

You do not need to pass the first six Gates to use the 50 names. They are summoned more easily however after passing Marduk Gate. I know few people who have passed Marduk but a ton of people who successfully use the 50 names. You are right though what is stated in the Necronomicon conflicts with what the Spellbook says on this.

Peace

Ah,thanks for clarifying that.

So you can omit monthly sacrifices if you banish the watcher? When posting that question I hadn't kept in mind that some people choose to keep the Bandar with them almost constantly.

This post has been edited by pyro: Mar 29 2007, 07:49 AM