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Lilith: Gooddess of Sitra Ahra
Lilith is one of the most well known Dark Goddesses. She is the Queen of Sitra Ahra and the Serpent who tempts men with knowledge, encouraging them to look for the Antinomian path of Self Deification. Goddess of Bloody Moon, Sacred Prostitute, and Hag of the Night.
Lilith, the Goddess of a thousand masks and guises, is explored thoroughly in this book through different rituals, ceremonies, poetry, and art. This anthology has been written by various magicians of the Left-Hand Path - people with a true vocation and dedication to the road to the Red Goddess.
Lilith, the Goddess of a thousand masks and guises, is explored thoroughly in this book through different rituals, ceremonies, poetry, and art. This anthology has been written by various magicians of the Left-Hand Path - people with a true vocation and dedication to the road to the Red Goddess.
159 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 24, 2015
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January 22, 2021
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There is some knowledge and a few considerations to be gleaned from this book, which is in actuality a compilation of poetry, essays, and incantations. Whether there was an actual editor in charge or each individual author was entrusted to proof their own pieces is unclear. What is clear is that even the title of the book holds a typo/misspelling, and that should have been foreboding enough. A few "essays" felt like they'd been run through Google translate a few times. Typos and grammatical errors plagued this book and made it wholly distracting. If you are looking for a book for incantations and devotionals to Lilith, this may be a good source for you. If you're looking for further knowledge, don't hold your hopes too high. Just take whatever you can glean, don't spend too much time if a specific "essay" isn't well written, and move on. Worth a borrow, but not a purchase.
There is some knowledge and a few considerations to be gleaned from this book, which is in actuality a compilation of poetry, essays, and incantations. Whether there was an actual editor in charge or each individual author was entrusted to proof their own pieces is unclear. What is clear is that even the title of the book holds a typo/misspelling, and that should have been foreboding enough. A few "essays" felt like they'd been run through Google translate a few times. Typos and grammatical errors plagued this book and made it wholly distracting. If you are looking for a book for incantations and devotionals to Lilith, this may be a good source for you. If you're looking for further knowledge, don't hold your hopes too high. Just take whatever you can glean, don't spend too much time if a specific "essay" isn't well written, and move on. Worth a borrow, but not a purchase.
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