Tag: satan
Infernal Geometry and the Left-Hand Path, by Toby Chappell
What drew me to want to read Infernal Geometry and the Left-Hand Path was that I wanted to learn about a subject I knew very little about.
At Satan’s Altar, by Marie RavenSoul
Marie RavenSoul’s first published title, At Satan's Altar efficiently covers a variety of practices to honour Satan.
Satanic Tarot
I have complicated feelings about, The Satanic Tarot: Diabolical Adventures in Lesser Magic, both the deck and its accompanying book.
The Devil’s Supper, by Shani Oates
The story of the Devil has been told by many over the years -- by those who think they know him and by those who wish they did. The Devil’s Supper begins by inviting the reader to listen to his tale and drink from his cup.
Pan, by Melusine Draco
Pan is much, much more that meets the eye, and Melusine Draco brings him to life, making the reader feel a close connection with him.
Satanism in music: Satan sets the tone
As Satanism has grown into a religion in its own right, it would be expected that music would be composed to express its beliefs.
Working with demons
From the many years of working with demons, I have learned that they are full of surprises.
Ritual tools, Riz Aleister Crowley, and occultnik art shows
It's not necessarily the tradition that makes the magician, and other linkage.
Advanced Sex Magic, by Maria de Naglowska
Donald Traxler's work in bringing Maria de Naglowska's work out of obscurity is admirable, and his commentary for Advanced Sex Magic are invaluable.
The Light of Sex, by Maria de Naglowska
The Light of Sex is a fascinating historical record of the philosophies and rites of the Golden Arrow.
A note on LaVeyan Satanism
In modern and LaVeyan Satanism does not involve devil-worship, rather, practitioners are atheistic, holding the self in the highest position of reverence.