What is "Druids of the Necronomicon" ???

[nabu]

posted from the NecroGate.

Q: What is "Druids of the Necronomicon" ?

A: Originally released into the underground at the launch of the Mardukites in 2008, the work later was revised as "Druids of the Necronomicon: Secrets of Elves, Dragon Kings and Scions of the Anunnaki". The publication information given by the Truth Seeker Press is:

A Seeker's guide to following the ancient traditions of Mesopotamia as they evolve into the systems of Western Europe. Discover how the most arcane practices actually shaped the beliefs of the western world and learn how mystical lineages of modern "folk magic" can be actually traced through the evolution of human civilization on the planet - all the way back to the ancient Anunnaki traditions of Sumerians, Babylonians, Egyptians, etc. Ever popular in the underground, this book includes the complete “Druids of the Necronomicon” discourse with its corresponding “Grimoires" of Elven-Faerie traditions and forest magick. This book restores the historical basis of the modern "New Age" movements resulting from one Seeker's pursuits into the origins of the "Druids."

These materials are available from NecroGate.com.

[lil gremlin]

is that like Lord of the Rings?

[Sortilèges]

Are you talking about a new edition or is it the same that can be found in Merlyn's Druidry ?

If the LotR question was not a joke: well, yeah, the world of Tolkien is filled with Elven-Faeries references. It is mentionned in one of the Truth Seeker book, I don't remember which one. Understand that the Anunaki and related beings are very real, not merely human archetype (altought they are also that), nor some kind of fantasy RPG characters.


Sortilèges

[nabu]

(06-24-2010 04:29 PM)Sortilèges Wrote:  Are you talking about a new edition or is it the same that can be found in Merlyn's Druidry ?

The content of the re-released stand-alone title will be as found in previous editions - the current presentation of the materials does not really fit our existing needs is all.

[sethbobfarms]

(06-24-2010 04:29 PM)Sortilèges Wrote:  Are you talking about a new edition or is it the same that can be found in Merlyn's Druidry ?

If the LotR question was not a joke: well, yeah, the world of Tolkien is filled with Elven-Faeries references. It is mentionned in one of the Truth Seeker book, I don't remember which one. Understand that the Anunaki and related beings are very real, not merely human archetype (altought they are also that), nor some kind of fantasy RPG characters.


Sortilèges

Amen Brother

[lil gremlin]

i kinda like the semantics of elves and faerie and it shows how the situation became understood by the later folk cultures who seemed to know there was something more going on out there but still didnt really have the firsthand handle on it like they did in ancient mesopotamia

[nabu]

What an incredibly long sentence... with no period. Sorry... have been editing like crazy the past couple months.