NEW - A STAR CALLED WINTER

A grand finale to The Draconian Trilogy by a top initiate from
The Temple of Ascending Flame, author Denerah Erzebet...
Available in Volume 3 and complete three-in-one Trilogy edition

receive a free chapter    live July 26

A truly uncensored grimoire of direct gnosis with The Goddess
for the world's most pioneering Left Hand Path magicians

After The Eleventh Degree, Astaroth took hold and insisted that one must stop “writing about” magic and instead become magic—much like the bards, poets, composers, and artists of classical Europe, whose total life-work provides a living tradition whereby we may remember and restore true wisdom, undeniable beauty, and timeless strength.

Indeed, humanity finds itself confused and conflicted amidst ridiculous social agendas, political nonsense, and false narratives about race, gender, and religion—this is what you get when humanity tries to secularize a world that is essentially spiritual! Without this source, all truth gets distorted by increasingly-delusional feats of intellectual masturbation.

The only way to ascend is to affirm a world that is pure and primordial, without reactionary opposition (i.e. without alt-right and atheistic “Satanism”) or compromise through psychological “explanations” for occult phenomena. Instead, we are led to remember our true selves as Spirit, and with absolute conviction therein, strive to embrace the god or goddess at the heart of our existence, the very star that shines in the depths of our souls.

For this reason, you will find many esoteric interpretations of Norse, Celtic, and Greek myth as they correspond to the principles of the Eleventh Degree—including but not limited to the Three Powers, Relocation, and Esoteric Eugenics. Furthermore, the goetic spirits have been restored to their pagan originals, so that one may work from the source and not through the lens of distorted history. Likewise, all methods are displaced from ceremonial magic and properly located as an intuitive, devotional, and mystical path wherein magic is the root of an all-encompassing life, rather than a separate “practice” coexisting alongside materialistic science.

It is the need to reestablish Magic as Science that inspires the chapters devoted to Maria Orsic and the Vril Society. Research relating to German flying saucers (Haunebu), Antarctica Base, Aldebaran, and Anti-Gravity are woven into Pagan and Typhonian archetypes in a revival of the supreme science formerly-practiced in civilizations such as Egypt, Greece, and Babylon. In fact, the Vril Society is the culmination of Initiation as a harmonious integration of science, art, ethics, and spirituality. This wisdom is both the power and principle of the Eternal Race.

Previous subjects from Vovin are developed now that their full implications have been revealed. These include the Three Dragons of Yamatu, the Astral Temple and its three Paths (Serpent, Spider and Syren). Also included: a full account of the celestial Kingdom of Silenia, whose Winged Watchers offer guidance to those who recognize perfection in non-terrestrial lifeforms. The entire praxis of Draconian magic is established upon the three pillars of Mantra, Yantra, and Mudra, corresponding to the three art forms in Wagnerian drama (Music, Dance, and Poetry). Through this aesthetic combination, the magician is given a practical approach to creativity informed by their spiritual ideal.

As a result, Goddess takes center stage, being the sole author of this entire book. While she inspires me to write “technical matters for those below”, her “interruptions” yearn in favor of a dialogue between gods and men, the only way it ever was and the way it will always be!

Whereas previous books sought to instruct, A Star Called Winter seeks to inspire!

On Tuesday, July 26, the third and final grimoire to The Draconian Trilogy becomes live to order. If you would like to experience the complete pathworking across the three individual grimoires, then I welcome you to study The Draconian Trilogy featuring the three volumes in one master edition. Or, if you would prefer the newest volume only, you can study A Star Called Winter in a single volume.

Only when Life imitates Art and not the other way around, shall we embody all that is pure and loving without the need to find “reason” therein. With conviction burning upon our brows, we realize that all things are always, let them be as such!

Thank you,