Yliaster Daleth - Egy mágus feljegyzései

Yliaster Daleth's latest book is somewhat different from the previous ones. On the one hand, it does not cover one topic, in ever-expanding circles, such as his works about Wicca, the rebirth of magic or sunken lands, on the other hand, are much more subjective and much more personal than all his previous writings. Of course, this book also offers a glimpse into the world of magic, the occult sciences and the esoteric tradition, but mainly in the form of longer or shorter notes, diary entries, subjective reflections, as well as essays, treatises and reworded articles on a wide variety of topics, which are more or less chronologically they follow one another, from the seventies to the present day, supplemented by subsequent commentaries and comments. Personal notes are often about various magical experiments and metaphysical experiences. In addition to the descriptions of ambiguous otherworldly messages, vague supersensible perceptions, significant dreams and crystal clear transcendent visions, the accounts of evocations, ceremonies aimed at summoning otherworldly incorporeal entities and inorganic beings, and the comments attached to them are particularly interesting. Another strand of the book, non-personal writings, touch on almost all areas of magic, witchcraft and the occult. Thus, among other things, we can read about the connection between the Third Empire and the myth of Atlantis, the lost cities of Amazonia and the legendary kingdom of the Amazons, the natural history of curses and corruption, witches traveling in whirlwinds, magical flight and the journey of shamans to the afterlife, the secrets of the depths of the Earth, about cosmic vampires and parasitic gods, the invisible Sambhala, the Tibetan Kalachakra Tantra, and many other secret teachings, surprising theories, bizarre theories, unsolved mysteries, strange myths and fantastic legends.

Hermit Publishing House
Esoteric
286 pages
Binding: softboard glued
ISBN: 9786155342028
Author: Yliaster Daleth