A book that covers the do's and don't of the paranormal, as well as educate different type of possession, hauntings, ghosts.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1865 Edition.

"Shakespeare knew all about the devil, and Yolande Suzin tells you why. Using her formidable knowledge of the supernatural, she tells what the man from Stratford could never say. Fast, intelligent and challenging, this book earns the rare distinction of being nonfiction that matters." Gerald Brittle, Author, The Demonologist, The Extraordinary Career of Ed and Lorraine Warren Shakespeare's tragedies are powerful tales of the occult for sophisticated audiences. Where witchcraft is in play, the rules of interaction with the spirit world are not to be broken. Elizabethans knew infractions sanctioned evil to dispense extraordinary influence over our senses, emotions, imagination and body; moderns do not. This narrative describes the conflict behind the scenes in the barter for possession of a human soul, and why spirits act as they do. What was eliminated from Shakespeare's works is skillfully illuminated in the writer's narrative to show the balance of condemnation, punishment and deliverance in the invisible world. Told from the view of hunted and hunter, this detailed exposure of a victim to the impact of witchcraft explains why for thousands of years the practice of sorcery evoked a death penalty, and rightly so.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1904 Edition.

Everyone needs freedom. Everyone desires freedom. Everyone deserves freedom. Freedom is not just a passion but a God given right. This book explores the realms of freedom and discusses some of the various types of freedom needed in different facets of human lives and endeavors. It lays hold on the reasons freedom may have been curtailed in certain environments, and how it can be released and restored. Freedom is discussed as a case of deliverance in the realms of the spirit and the natural. Learn how to raise a battle against the enemy in order to obtain emancipation from all manner of satanic terrorism and interferences. You need the gift of freedom. You can be free. This book provides the antidote to your freedom.

Everyone needs freedom. Everyone desires freedom. Everyone deserves freedom. Freedom is not just a passion but a God given right. This book explores the realms of freedom and discusses some of the various types of freedom needed in different facets of human lives and endeavors. It lays hold on the reasons freedom may have been curtailed in certain environments, and how it can be released and restored. Freedom is discussed as a case of deliverance in the realms of the spirit and the natural. Learn how to raise a battle against the enemy in order to obtain emancipation from all manner of satanic terrorism and interferences. You need the gift of freedom. You can be free. This book provides the antidote to your freedom.

Lucifer: Princeps is a seminal study on the origins of the Lucifer mythos by Peter Grey. It is the first in a two volume work; the companion volume, Praxis, being an exposition of ritual actions, will be published in 2021. The fall of Lucifer, and that of the rebel angels who descended upon the daughters of men, comprise the foundation myth of the Western occult tradition. Lucifer: Princeps is a study of origins, a portrait of the first ancestor of witchcraft and magic. In tracing the genealogy of our patron and prince, the principles that underlie the ritual forms that have come down to us, through the grimoires and folk practices, are elucidated. The study draws on the extensive literature of history, religion and archaeology, engaging with the vital discoveries and advances of recent scholarship, which render previous works on Lucifer, however well intentioned, out of date. A concomitant exegesis of the core texts conjures the terrain and koine of the Ancient Near East, the cradle cultures and language of his nascence. Of critical importance are the effaced cultures and cults that lie behind the Old Testament polemics, viz. those of Assyria, Ugarit and Canaan, as well as Sumeria, Egypt and Greece; they provide the context that give meaning to what would otherwise be an isolated brooding figure, one who makes no sense without being encountered in the landscape. Intended to be the definitive text on Lucifer for the witch, magician and student of the grimoires, Princeps spans wingtip to wingtip from the original flood myth and legends of divine teachers to the Church Fathers, notably Augustine, Origen and Tertullian. The tales of the Garden of Eden, the Nephilim, of the fall of Helel ben Sahar and the Prince of Tyre, the nature of Azazel, and the creation of the Satan are drawn beneath the shadow of these wings into a narrative that binds Genesis and Revelation via the Enochian tradition. The story of the Serpent in the Garden and that of Lucifer are revealed to be a singular myth whose true significance had been lost and can now be restored. It illuminates the path to apotheosis, and the role of the goddess as the transforming initiatrix who bestows the crown.