Lyrics of Lilith, Songs of Samael: The Serpent Siddur of the Nachash El Acher

by Matthew Wightman, Patrick J. Larabee (Illustrator)

400 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2014

Reviews

[Ben C · Rating 1 out of 5]

Reads like an angry jewish christian mystic plagiarized several high ranking occult books after deleting everything of substance and adding typos. Author took prayers from the christian bible and changed some words. Clearly has nothing to do with anything and is a waste of time.

Has pathetic "we are weak please save me" vibes which have no place in a book about samael and lilith.

NOTHING to do with samael and lilith, author copy and pastes "samaelilith" over "god" in the prayers he took from catholic prayer books.

The fact that this got published by aeon sophia at all makes me question all of there books, i thought they were solid until now. Sad!

[Joao · Rating 1 out of 5]

It escapes me to even attempt to comprehend how something such as this can be published and presented as "Gnostic literature". The book in itself has less to do with the NChSh (or anything of serpentine relevance), and more so do with roused psychological and personally unfolding fissures of reasoning, with a mix of blatant and childish religious subversion (which is the most banal form of "re-purposing", ultimately ill-fated). Less of a grimoire, more-so of an unfolding of mental collapse.

[T · Rating 1 out of 5]

bit bleh!!