The Lucifer Chronicles

Ignite the magical fire of Luciferian Gnosis. Explore the masks of Lucifer and connect with his eleven most inspiring god-forms.

By Asenath Mason & Bill Duvendack

We will clarify a central idea of a passion play and how it was used in Ancient Egypt. The civilization and culture spanned roughly 3,000 years of recorded history that can be 100% verified, and because of that myths and gods that were popular or numinous at the time rose and fell as newer dynasties took over from the previous ones — a group of myths and gods either became a legacy or were supplanted.

We will take a very old approach to the Ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses — one you might not be familiar with — focusing quite heavily on the Draconian Period of Ancient Egypt. This particular esoteric term was given to us by Kenneth Grant in his Typhonian Trilogies, and specifically pertains to Ancient Egypt prior to the rise of the first dynasty, prior to the rise of the pharaohs. And thus, it precedes rise of the Solar Phallic belief system that we encounter today in study of Ancient Egypt, Abrahamic Religion, and Western Civilization.

The early Draconian Period of Ancient Egypt is as close to a Left Hand Path reign and power as we can factually find right now.

I disclose this as a peaceful warning: a lot of the commonly known gods and goddesses are a bit downplayed throughout this course. We will still discuss Osiris and Isis, and the passion play of his death and resurrection, but we will carefully look at how those deities evolved over time rather than provide a static view as many see it today. For example, we will concentrate on the fact that Anubis was the original Lord of the Death, and was later usurped in some ways by Osiris as his passion play and as his cult developed.

Part One focuses on the environment of Ancient Egypt. What was daily life like? What was the physical environment like? Where did the people that settled in Egypt come from and how did that influence later generations? We'll also take an in-depth look at spiritual beliefs. We will discuss such concepts as the Neters (deities), and we will focus on how exactly they viewed Ika.

We then turn our attention to ritual practices, and we will look more specifically at rites, tools of power used in ritual, and we will breakdown how those continued over the course of approximately 3,000 years and even carried through to this day.

We'll wrap up Part One by looking at the symbolism like an ankh, Eye of Horus, and myriad other powerful occult symbols that are found in Ancient Egyptian art and hieroglyphs.

In Part Two we immerse ourselves in the black magickal gods and goddesses from Ancient Egypt. This will of course entail the usual God X does Power X that you commonly see in a grimoire, but it extends much further and provides a complete vision of these deities from the Draconian Period. It requires us to extrapolate out from scarce fragments of evidence and archaeology a functional system of magick through our pre-existing knowledge of sorcery.

Egyptian Black Magick provides a simplified “crash course” on a topic that has largely been lost to humanity and in particular modern magicians. I carefully formulated this course to provide an “everything you need to know” experience in a logical, step-by-step introduction to this ultra-powerful, three thousand year old magick.

This entire course clocks out at approximately three hours so you can literally discover the true foundation of the Left Hand Path as we know it today in one day — then rewatch this course again multiple times to digest every fact, insight, and helpful bit of knowledge. Together, we will unearth the roots of Western Sorcery and you will finally see a full perspective and connect the dots on our heritage as a Black Magician.

Talk again soon,