Sebitti. Mesopotamian Magic and Demonology

From the primordial chaos of Tiamat, the gods of order and overcoming obstacles Marduk, Ishtar, and Adad, the gods of the world, including Nergal and Ereshkigal, to demons and spirits such as Pazuzu, Lilith, Ardat Lili, Lamastu, and the Seven Ududu-Hul, Sebitti represents a gateway to the ancient Babylonian (gates of the gods) forces. Sebitti teaches Kassapu (sorcerer or witch) the most effective methods of understanding and invoking the Divine masks (gods, demons, and spirits) of ancient Mesopotamia. Based on ancient Sumerian, Akkadian, Babylonian, and Neo-Assyrian tablets and temple incantations, Michael W. Ford presents a modern approach to these primordial forces inherent in nature and humanity. Luciferians use magic and primordial forces inherent in nature and personality to expand consciousness and personal power. The theory and practice of ancient witchcraft are presented for the modern practitioner and are designed to awaken the desires of our present time. Today, we balance spiritual symbolism and objective reason to fuel our transformation toward strength and potential as individuals. The modern Luciferian philosophical foundation is presented first, followed by an exploration of ancient witchcraft practices in Mesopotamia. Sebitti reveals demonology and incantations that invoke primordial forces, beautifully illustrated by Kitty Solimozi and Nestor Avalos. This is an authentic representation of sigils and cuneiform symbols presented in ancient Mesopotamia. This grimoire is a gateway to ancient cults of dark power governed by the Black Flame. Translation - Tarasov K.