DRACONOMICON - Sumerians, Babylonian, Dragon Kings, Druids & Pheryllt

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DRACONOMICON… The Magick & Traditions of Dragon Kings, Druids and the Pheryllt!!! The return of the cult classic on October 13, 2011, authored by Joshua Free with contributions by James Thomas, for the amazing 15th Anniversary Edition of the ultimate “Book of the Dragon.“

This amazing handbook makes discovering the wisdom & power of the dragon easier than ever before. Come and initiate yourself to the Great Mysteries and venture on a journey beginning in the primordial depths of the primeval abyss of the “Great Universal Dragon” and following through millennium of ageless mysteries into the present age… and the future! The Mardukite Truth Seeker Press has selectively waited to release this edition to coincide with the final chapter of the bestselling “Merlyn Trilogy” by Douglas Monroe, just released: THE DEEPTEACHINGS OF MERLYN.

Although best known for his work on Sumerians, the Anunnaki and Babylonian Tradition for the “Mardukites”, Joshua Free’s work on the Dragon Legacy and modern Pheryllt Druid tradition is also paramount leading to his writing being used to introduce the third volume from Douglas Monroe, “The Deepteachings of Merlyn” (published 2011). Support offered by one of our esteemed contributors, the youngest of the official Mardukite Ministers & U.S. West Coast Archbishop-Patesi, James Thomas, has been working with the Mardukite Chamberlains toward an Anunnaki unification with the Pheryllt Druid tradition since 2009. Here is what he had to say in defense of the work (of Douglas Monroe) as excerpted from the DRACONOMICON…:

Quote:“I often wounder how people can be so quick to disregard the works of Douglas Monroe. People really do complain about the smallest error or the fact that “The charm of making he writes about was used in a movie!” The Charm of Making may have very well been used before the movie! Maybe not. Who cares? I always hear people in the magickal community say that it’s visualization and intent that makes a spell work. So no matter where the spell is from, if the person is following these rules, in theory, shouldn’t the charm of making then be a real as any other spell or charm?”

“I also hear people say (and I hear this a lot and it really pisses me off to no end), that Douglas Monroe’s druidism isn’t “authentic druidism”. I often wounder who the hell these people are to say something like that (and many of them are practicing druids). The fact is we still don’t know everything about the druids or their beliefs so I often wounder how these people can say that about Monroe’s work, then go off and practice what they claim is authentic druidism. I have to wonder how they came to the conclusion that their flavor of druidism is more real or authentic then Douglas Monroe’s vision for Pheryllt druidism. These same people will then go out and put up a stink about how everyone can believe what they want and everyone has religious freedom (which I completely agree with), but not when the people preaching it are going completely against what they say publicly!”

“There are different types, flavors, and styles of beliefs all over the world. Douglas Monroe’s works are just another flavor of druidism. Humans need to learn to embrace these types of things instead of shun them for being different. I have to wonder when humans will learn that, or if they’ll ever learn that, to coexist in harmony and (as Joshua Free always says), in peace, love and unity. Why is that so hard for so many?”

~ James Thomas. (Above passage excerpted from the “Draconomicon” 15th Anniversary Edition)