Q: Anunnaki Magick? Sumerian Sorcery? Answer: Gates of the Necronomicon

[nabu]

Mardukite Truth Seeker Press is proud to release the Year 2 Adept Curriculum and Research Volume of the Mardukite Chamberlains Necronomicon Cycle, originally known as “Crossing to the Abyss” and now released to the world as:

Gates of the Necronomicon: Establishing Your Relationship With The Anunnaki Gods

by Joshua Free with Sarah Banas

This innovative practical guide reveals the history, spirituality and mysticism of the Anunnaki Gods of Mesopotamia, the establishment of their Divine Pantheon in the ancient world; and the religious and magical practices of the archaic Sumerians and Babylonians that launched a thousand traditions throughout the world.

The pursuits of a modern seeker toward the ancient arts have a fundamental theme in mind: the establishment of a true knowledge concerning the powers these arts were dedicated to and then a working relationship with these powers. This is the true “wizard’s art,” who pleases the gods in such a way as to attain “favors,” and the true magician does not waste time provoking malignant spirits to their circle, fearing for their lives at the mistaken utterance of an incantation. The true and ancient system is nothing like this!

Given what is available in the most ancient writings recovered, we are brought to the traditions and spirito-mystical systems of the Middle East, those born from the ancient Sumerians, and after, extended to the interpretations by the Chaldeo-Babylonians, Akkadians, Assyrians and even Egyptians. The spread of this tradition across Europe led to even more fanciful and colorful interpretations of the primary “Olympian” mythology that had first been realized in ancient Mesopotamia.

Discover everything you need to establish your own relationship with the Anunnaki Gods in the new 2010 Truth Seeker Press release of the Gates of the Necronomicon: Establishing Your Relationship with the Anunnaki Gods by Joshua Free with Sarah Banas.

This title is available exclusively at the NecroGate.

[lil gremlin]

perhaps one of the most important books in the history of metaphysical pursuits, thank you mardukites!

[nabu]

(07-30-2010 11:45 PM)lil gremlin Wrote:  perhaps one of the most important books in the history of metaphysical pursuits, thank you mardukites!

agreed!

[hybride]

I have to keep re-reading it to keep reminding myself. -_-

[lil gremlin]

(08-02-2010 03:35 AM)hybride Wrote:  I have to keep re-reading it to keep reminding myself. -_-

because you forget? or because you dont believe it is? wait aren't you the co-author?

[hybride]

It's hard to walk both lines, and even gods can aggravate you enough you want to kill them.

Some gods can be extremely vicious, actually. Titles mean nothing as a human entity. :/

[Baylin]

Seems to me that using terms to define this work and effort that fall into the categories of the philosophies and science of the deceived world is sort of a hypocrisy. New age, metaphysics, etc.

I am recently studying the works of a plant biologist who is wreaking havoc in the science communtiy much the same way that Joshua is in this community. His name is Rupert Sheldrake and he has been developing some new theories on morphogenesis and morphic resonance that step outside of the realms of science in ways that they hate to have shoved down their throats because it makes obvious folly out of their archaic ways. His work is deliberately filed under pseudoscience by the status quo-ticians as a form of insult and a way of separating him from themselves. Even though the man has dedicated as much of his life to science as any of them.

There seems to be a very unique way of seeking truth that should not be grouped into the same definitions that have been used by the status quo. Not that it should be a big deal, but I just think that the work of the Mardukites would be better respected when the quantity and quality of their work is also separate from the status quo. After all, isn't that what has gained our respect?

I know, this all sounds like blatant suck-up. It ain't. If there is one thing you will all learn about me it is that I talk from the heart. What I write is exactly what I am felling at the time. Just thoughts flowing into words.

[nabu]

(09-12-2010 11:33 AM)Baylin Wrote:  His name is Rupert Sheldrake and he has been developing some new theories on morphogenesis and morphic resonance that step outside of the realms of science in ways that they hate to have shoved down their throats because it makes obvious folly out of their archaic ways.

You make me smile now. I am familiar with Sheldrake and resonant morphogenetics and I am a supporter of its truth concerning the patterns in reality systems. I also expanded on this idea some years ago as the "GLEAC" theory of "Gnomonic Logarithmic Expansive Accelerated Circuit" but no one cared. LOL. Awesome sharing.

[Baylin]

GLEAC.

Writing that down so I can check on it.

I have been reading his book Morphic Resonance and also have a copy of Bruce Lipton's Biology of belief.

It is amazing stuff. Way beyond the accumulation limits of my 'dunce cap' sized cranium, but as you, I am just trying to see if it works into anything that helps me come to a better understanding of life.

[lil gremlin]

i read about gleac in the magick and mysticism books but havent heard of it elsewhere or seen of it elsewhere except that it has to do with phi and fibonacci and stuff.