Dark altar set for ritual work with candles and occult artifacts The realm of the Sitra Ahara has always fascinated me since my early days of exploring Kaballah; the mention of the existence of the other side had a magnetic pull on me and sparked my curiosity. The Sitra Ahara is a shadowy domain, a mirror world where the hidden and the forbidden dwell. To truly understand the depths of the Left Hand Path, one must confront one's shadow and experience this enigmatic and chaoti

The scope of occultism and mysticism is vast, layered with symbols, mystologies, and currents for the practitioner to explore. In the nightside system, we find the glyph and roadmap called the Qliphothic Tree. It is a vast and complex road map consisting of 10 realms called Qliphoth, translated from Hebrew as "shells," and 22 paths connecting them, the tunnels of Set. Na’amah mythology tells that she was a sensual, beautiful, and lustful woman with a very pleasant voice, the

Shiva Shiva's quest for self-liberation is where the tale of 'Adi Nath', the first Lord, begins. Mythologically considered as the first man to undergo a spiritual awakening, which was to realize there is 'himself' as a self-existing individual standing apart from the commonality of the tribe's group mind. At that time, it was unheard of for anyone to break out of the tribe, as searching for a secluded life meant uncertainty, dangers, and very possible death. The psychological

In Hinduism, Shakti is the macrocosmic feminine aspect of universal force that contains creation and is often personified as the supreme mother deity. It is regarded as an impersonal, unrestricted source of energy that can be attained through tantric practices for self-empowerment. Shakti can be conceived of individually as a personification, such as Durga or Kali, and cosmically as an impersonal force. It is attributed with being sexual, chaotic, fierce, transformative, and

Although rebellion against authority is a vital first step toward self-liberation.It can also become an entrapment that binds us inside a childish frame of mind. Every practitioner must come to terms with the understanding that liberation is primarily an internal state and that we are still required to function within society's norms, even as self-empowered sorcerers. Ultimately, accepting responsibility, a required step toward sovereignty and independence, is the end of reb

Parallelomania is the tendency to find connections or similarities between unrelated or distinct things, often to the point of distortion or exaggeration. This can lead to a reductionist view of the world, where complex phenomena are oversimplified or reduced to a single common element. Monotheism is the belief in a single, all-powerful deity or creator. While this belief system can provide a sense of unity and clarity, it can also lead to a reductionist view of the world, in

It is essential to understand that Hindu logic fundamentally differs from Western logic. In Western logic, there is a dichotomy between this and that, with the understanding that something can be one or the other but not both. In contrast, Hindu logic is more complex and inclusive, recognizing that something can be: This but not that - I am this but not you. This and that - I am this and also as you. Not this but that - I am not this but am also like that. Not this and not th

A sect of Hindu holy men called the Naga babas, and Aghoris smoke cannabis, use other mind-altering substances, and even drink alcohol as part of their spiritual practice. These substances, known as sacraments, open the mind to new influences, weaken the body, and train the will and focus. By consuming and overcoming these "poisons," one is believed to develop the strength and determination to face the world's challenges. Among the Naga babas, smoking cannabis from a traditio

The ego is the common person's sense of self, integrity, and identity, shaped by attachments to family, career, finances, and other external circumstances. If the ego is strongly attached to these things, the concept of an "abyss" or void could be a frightening, even shattering, experience because it would represent a loss of these attachments as anchors and generate feelings of loss, disorientation, and even lack. In the abyss, the only thing that remains is the core, standa

Can you handle clarity? Fear has become an exciting sensation, and self-importance is in check and contained. You are fearless, willful,  powerful, and knowledgeable. Now you must also be wise and causius. From your piece of self-manifested paradise, you can see the big picture and your place in it. Everything makes perfect sense, and your sight is crystal clear. So It's the third ego now that kicks in the ego of self assurance. The Ego of the mind Since you know the straight

Can you handle power? Only when fear is embraced, and doubts about the existence of forces beyond yours are cleared away, can you submit yourself to something bigger? You are facing the dangers of spiritual Ego through ego inflation. You calmed and set your mundane ego back in its rightful place, maintaining your everyday affairs and routine without fear of the unknown. It is actually exciting to have chaos in your life. The obstacle to being more than you were is gone. Old p

So, you made your first steps into sorcery, contacted some discarnate beings, and performed cool rituals from those grimoires you bought online. The objects of your desire manifest in your reality and become available. Strange occurrences and synchronicities happen when you least expect them. Opportunities to advance your mundane affairs and small trials of character are coming your way. Your mood and self-confidence got a little boost, but it’s kind of confusing, almost too

Shakti Joga is a spiritual discipline focused on cultivating a close relationship with Shakti, the divine feminine energy that permeates the universe. It is done through anthropomorphic relationships with Shakti, embodied by goddesses most closely associated with that character, such as Tiamat, Maha Kali, and, in some draconian traditions, Lilith. Through practice and discipline, these personifications attach themselves to and integrate into the practitioners' psyche and pers

In general, it is common and acceptable to regard authority figures as valid sources of information and as trusted, responsible adults, which gives them almost mystical power over people to dictate behaviour and trends. However, for practitioners, this blind trust as a life strategy can result in a decline in critical thinking, individual responsibility, and free choice. In contrast, practitioners must cultivate a discerning mind, be critical of claims made by accepted author

DATE: 28/09/2020 TIME: Nighttime SUBJECT: Day 1 I was performing a ritual to open the Qliphoth and consecrate the seal of Beelzebub. In the past, I have been involved with two lovers named Ezgi and Mari. This is somehow a memory that came through as I was preparing. As I stood on the Qliphotic star, I noticed the vision of the sigil of Beelzebub beneath my feet. Even though I couldn't see him, I could sense his presence. I understood that he is guarding my consciousness from

O Drakon, O Megas Dragon of the Abyss, Mother of all. You who is power and ferociousness. You who is the primal womb of creation, whose might is great. Mother of demons, ancient of them all Arise from your Places as I’m making this call, Form as a rose made of blackness and fire, Appear in this temple all Chaos and power. See me as a temple and a house for your dwelling. As a shrine, as a mound, as the boat, you are sailing. Tiamat, Tehom O, liquid shadow Awaken in force and

DATE: 22/09/2020 TIME: Nighttime I attempted to connect with Asmodeus through a ritual that invoked the Qliphothic realm and consecrated a sigil with my own blood. Through this process, I invited Asmodeus into the temple and into me. While meditating with the intention of forming a subconscious link through images and thought forms, I began to make contact. The first image that came to mind was a man with a goat's head and bright, glowing red eyes. This was followed by a man

Unfortunately, like other such male-dominated cultures, the Hindu society does not see women as equal to men and gives them a lower social status, sometimes even a cruel and condescending one. This had a noticeable effect on the way practitioners handle their own female side, the Anima as Carel Joung called it, and since it is that side which comes in contact with the goddesses and has a strong effect on the practitioner's psyche. The conscious and subconscious faculties may

One way of seeing it is as a powerful, chaotic, self-existing spirit of the void that transcends the Jehovic space and time, referred to as a "Draconian." Another approach is to refer to ancient deities and spirits who are transcendent beings beyond the human mind to comprehend as Draconians, such as the old Eygiptian gods Sobek, Set, and Anubis. Draconians have the divine power to manifest their personal story, reality, and even their own realm in the universe, which in Sans

My experience so far with Nehamoth and Naamah, the presiding Demones s. Na'amah is a powerful and mysterious being, often described as a daemoness, a neutral, chaotic entity with powers and characteristics akin to a deity. She is predominantly of an elemental mixture of air and water, which explains her mirror-like quality, represented by a black-blue electric storm combined with massive magnetic rocks. She is connected to the nightside and the lunar, corresponding to the Wes