Gullveigarbók: An Investigation of Gullveig in Old Norse Mythology & Her Anti-Cosmic Nexus

by Vexior 218 /Ekotru

Gullveig is the Teutonic and Germanic highest feminine principle of darkness – the maid, the mother, and the crone: Gullveig’s traits are analogous to Lilith’s and Hecate’s. In the Old Norse Mythology she is the sinister arch- mother of the giants and the black arts; she’s also the divine feminine manifestation of the analogue thursian purpose.

Regular Edition: Printed on high quality heavy paper. Finished with black endpapers, fully illustrated and includes a fold-out chart of the Underworld. Bound in maroon cloth marked with Ísarn, the bind-rune which evokes the current of Járnviðr.
242 pages. 500 copies.

Deluxe Edition: Extra high quality paper and finished with black endpapers, fully illustrated with several epresentations of Gullveig in her different incarnations and with a fold-out chart of the Underworld. Hand-bound and sewed in high quality maroon leather with a cloth bookmark; signed and sigilised by the author.
242 pages, limited to 62 copies.

Genres: Occult

371 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2010

Reviews

[ℒ]

I love that Johan / Vexior is very to the point in his explanations. He doesn't fuck around trying to be wordy, which is nice because the subject matter can get confusing if you're not overly familiar with it.
Again... I adore his art / illustrations.

[Mert · Rating 5 out of 5]

one of the greatest myth-occult works i ever read , except all the deep detailed textual knowledge and sharp commentaries in it , this book channelling the auric energies of this sinister tradition and encircling the readers soul .

this book is magical art piece .