Apophis by Michael Kelly

 Behold the Seven-Headed Primordial Dragon

 The Serpent lurks in the deepest, darkest roots of human consciousness. Each of its seven heads embodies a power which may be awakened within the psyche.

 This book outlines the transformative process whereby the human Initiate becomes something much more than human. It provides the weapons necessary to win the war of consciousness against conformity. It openly teaches the means of immortalising the Self.

 A Practical Handbook of Draconian Left-Hand Path Initiation.

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A German Version of the Necronomicum  after a handwritten Manuscript Of Gregor Gregorius. 

http://www.scribd.com/doc/21082376/Abdul-Alhazred-Das-Necronomicon-u-Goetia?secret_password=1wqk48d0cm1r0ehmgf3

A worthy leader of the Old Ways Sigrun von Schlichting died on Saturday 11^th July 2009. Saemarr, an old comrade who has also spent his life following the forneskja, let me know immediately, and drew the impressive picture attached to this note.

 I first met Sigrun in the early 1980s when I travelled to Bavaria and later when I lived there for a few years. She was a host to me in her house by the Starnberger See and once took me to one of the Armanen Orden’s* Moots in a castle in North Germany. I also frequently attended their meetings held in Munich and got to know her quite well. The last time I met her was in London a few years back.

 Sigrun was a vivacious and beautiful woman with a mighty spirit. Like all of us she had her faults but they faded away compared to her lifelong and tremendous contribution to the greatest of all work. I am proud that I knew and was quickly per Du with her.

 Such people are rare in this world. May her soul find another worthy vessel and return to blaze forth with its former glory.

 * See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariosophy

 Ian Read

This modern world is right royally b......d and this little film explains some of the reasons why perhaps:

http://www.storyofstuff.com/