From the author of Kingdoms of Flame comes a new era of magick, and a new sinister guidebook to enter this realm. Koetting, having written for years under the pseudonym Archaelus Baron, has released himself from the necessity of anonymity, now emerging from the ashes of his immolated self with all knowledge and power unrestrained, unhidden, and unafraid. Works of Darkn From the author of Kingdoms of Flame comes a new era of magick, and a new sinister guidebook to enter this realm. Koetting, having written for years under the pseudonym Archaelus Baron, has released himself from the necessity of anonymity, now emerging from the ashes of his immolated self with all knowledge and power unrestrained, unhidden, and unafraid. Works of Darkness guides the student of the Dark Arts into the blackest rituals and through the darkest regions of the human psyche and through hell itself. The most ancient rituals and teachings from the dark halls of the Ordo Ascensum Aetyrnalis are set forth here in detail and illustration. Roland Cut Studio.

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Included are the theories and rituals of necromancy, demonic evocation, divination, destructive magick, and more. Works of Darkness: A Guide to Advanced Black Magick is the most complete and in-depth textbook covering the most cornerstone, yet the most advanced forms of the art of Black Magick.

While the subject has constantly remained in print in some form since the dawn of written language, drawing audiences from the scornful inquisitors to the intrigued dabblers of the craft to the Black Magicians seeking ascent in Darkness, only Works of Darkness takes the readers into the heart of evil and hands them the keys to absolute self godhood. Filled with exercises tailored to the specific growth stage of the reader, Works of Darkness becomes a personal guide to a Magickal Pathworking which leads the reader from having never sat in meditation to performing the most adept and rewarding rituals with absolute success. Rather than theorizing from the ever-present armchair of popular occult literature, this book plunges the reader firsthand into the depths of that which he seeks.

Throughout the text, every detail of every Operation is illustrated in a manner that invokes the feeling of an intimate mentor compassionately giving his lifelong student a clear picture of both the task at hand and the necessary steps to achieve the goal. While it teaches the numbers and the angles – the formulae by which the Powers of Darkness can be Mastered – this book also inspires the reader to do more than take notes and regurgitate methods, but to rise above, and sometimes sink below, one’s adversaries, formed and unformed. While terms are defined, background is given, and fact is exposed in Works of Darkness, the meat of the text is the practical advice and exercises that bring the reader to not only sit and perform the rituals, but which also guarantee a successful outcome, and lend to the ultimate spiritual ascent of the Practitioner. Rather than providing a speculative history on Black Magick and its adherents or a new choice of wording for the same Hermetic practices that have been beaten into undeath, this book offers structured practices that are scarcely known, and are highly effective.

Where most modern occult literature attempts to rationalize its teachings with a psychological concordance, explaining the magick right out of the ritual, Works of Darkness gives no such explanations, but instead posits that what is happening is happening. The Power of Darkness is very real. Demons do exist. Curses do bring disease. Spirits will fly at your command. Black Magick is the force that has driven empires into the heavens and into the dust, and Works of Darkness: A Guide to Advanced Black Magick does put that power into the hands of the reader.