CODEX SAERUS: The Black book of Satan: Anton Long edition - Large 'Temple' format, with New Sinister Tarot illustrations

by Anton Long, Conrad Robury

Large format, full color 'Temple' Black Book."According to tradition, each Master or Mistress who was responsible for a particular Satanic Temple or group, was given on his or her assumption of that responsibility, a copy of the Black Book of Satan. The Black Book contained the basic Satanic rituals and instructions relating to ceremonial magick in general. It was the duty of the Master of Mistress to keep this book safe, and non-Initiates of the Temple were forbidden to see it. Copies were forbidden to be made, although Initiates above the grade of External Adept were allowed to see and read the Temple copy. In traditional Satanism (i.e. those using the Septenary this system also being known as the Hebdomadry) this practice continued until quite recently when the Grand Master representing traditional groups decided to allow Initiates of good standing to copy the work. This decision was recently extended to enable specialist publication in a limited edition. The whole text of the traditional Black Book is included in the present work, together with several additional chapters (e.g. Self-Initiation; Organizing and Running a Temple). These additions make this present work a concise practical handbook for those seriously interested in the Black Arts." This edition includes "The Black Book of Satan", "The Temple of the Sun" rituals, "The Black Book of Satan III", the enormously vital Order of Nine Angles MS, "EIRA - A Satanic Guide to Future Magick and other selected texts including the darkest and most sinister ritual of The Sinister Calling. This refined, quality edition of the 'Anton Long Revisions, 119YF', also includes color artwork from the recent Sinister Tarot illustrated by Icelandic artist, J. K. Hrafnsson. SNO Iceland is proud to present this new and definitive version of the Black Book to all Initiates and Adepts of the Sinister and to authentic seekers of the Black Arts. 132YF

158 pages, Paperback

Published February 24, 2021

Reviews

[Adelina Mazilu · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fascinating from a psychological and theological standpoint