Гримуар Тиамат
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"Grimoir Tiamat" Asenat Mason is a complete system of magic based on the ancient Mesopotamian goddess Tiamat and eleven monsters, which she created to help in the fight against the new order of the gods led by Marduk.
While more broad attention in the book is obviously given to Tiamat, most of the practical part of this make-up is dedicated to the eleven gods-demons: Bashma (poisonous snakes), Ushumhalla (Kiy Dragon), Mushmokhu (exalted snakes), Muskhushsha (frantic snake), Laham (hairy), Ugalla (Big Beast of the Weather), Urimimomu (Mad Leo), Girtablullah (Scorpio Man), Umes Dabrut (Cruel Bury), Kulullah (Ryba Man) and Kusarika (Bull Man. ).
The book is divided into three parts: firstly, a long introduction to the topic and cosmology, followed by separate works for each of the eleven gods-demons, and then the final application of thematically related works dedicated to Tiamat and Kinga.
The second section, the descendants of Tiamat, presents ways to work with each of the eleven gods of demons, preceding the explanation of the techniques that follow, and the use of the key of the night, the main press, which is used throughout the work as a way of access to the dark side.
The final section of the "Grimoara Tiamat" is an application in which the main attention is returned to the thiamat, since it takes the form of controlled meditation in the waters of the thiamat, the ritual for two participants, calling for the thiamat and King, the ritual of malerhy and discussion of the underground world in the Mesopotama Vera, followed by a chthonic controlled working path
While more broad attention in the book is obviously given to Tiamat, most of the practical part of this make-up is dedicated to the eleven gods-demons: Bashma (poisonous snakes), Ushumhalla (Kiy Dragon), Mushmokhu (exalted snakes), Muskhushsha (frantic snake), Laham (hairy), Ugalla (Big Beast of the Weather), Urimimomu (Mad Leo), Girtablullah (Scorpio Man), Umes Dabrut (Cruel Bury), Kulullah (Ryba Man) and Kusarika (Bull Man. ).
The book is divided into three parts: firstly, a long introduction to the topic and cosmology, followed by separate works for each of the eleven gods-demons, and then the final application of thematically related works dedicated to Tiamat and Kinga.
The second section, the descendants of Tiamat, presents ways to work with each of the eleven gods of demons, preceding the explanation of the techniques that follow, and the use of the key of the night, the main press, which is used throughout the work as a way of access to the dark side.
The final section of the "Grimoara Tiamat" is an application in which the main attention is returned to the thiamat, since it takes the form of controlled meditation in the waters of the thiamat, the ritual for two participants, calling for the thiamat and King, the ritual of malerhy and discussion of the underground world in the Mesopotama Vera, followed by a chthonic controlled working path
Author:
Author:Асенат Мейсон
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Chiromantia & Esoteric & Numerology
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91742-168-1
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