Underworld
The Living stand in awe and fear before the forbidden realms of the Underworld. Yet, for thousands of years, necromancers have practiced the black arts to traffic with legions of the Dead, the demonic spawn of the Chthonic realms and even with the Dark Rulers themselves.
From the blood-thirsty Gods of the Aztec empire to the infernal Queen of the Babylonians, this work provides detailed descriptions of multiple cultural models of the Underworld and its deities and how to engage such entities. Underworld addresses the chthonic realm and its associated spiritual practices from the viewpoint of the contemporary occultist and focuses its discussion on the intrusive aspect of the chthonian powers, which are not constrained to the world of the Dead. This work offers a wealth of practical information and instructions for effective techniques of necromancy. Underworld details how the modern magician can enter the pathways of Hell to gain tremendous personal powers and advantages for his spiritual life and journey.
Compiled by a member of the secret Sepulcher Society, Underworld is an essential manual for any serious occultist interested in necromantic theory and practice.
1st Edition
240 pages, 165×235 mm, printed on wood-free high quality Alto Satin paper (115gsm), incl. full-page color artwork by Tau Ramón Vázquez López and several black & white illustrations, Surbalin gold-pastel endpapers.
Cloth Hardcover Edition
Bound in black fine cloth, front embossing, lettering on spine, headbands.
Limited to 720 copies only.
Auric Edition
Fully hand-bound in Chthonic dark-brown fine leather, Raised bands, embossing on spine, headbands, ribbon.
Each Auric copy embeds on the lavishly embossed front cover a specially manufactured brass “obol” coin as used by members of the Sepulcher Society to traffic with Hades.
Each Auric copy includes an exclusive additional page of fine paper, containing a ritual to awaken the Shadow Self for necromantic contact.
Limited to only 52 hand-numbered copies.
2nd Edition
Features a new, exclusive foreword by Tomas Vincente, author of The Faceless God, 240 pages, 165×235 mm, printed on high quality Lessebo Design smooth ivory paper (115gsm), incl. full-page color artwork by Tau Raimond and several black & white illustrations, Surbalin deep black endpapers.
Cloth Hardcover Edition
Bound in deep black fine cloth, front embossing, lettering on spine, headbands, ribbon, Limited to 945 copies
Auric Edition
Fully hand-bound in dark green, fine leather manufactured and sourced in Germany, 23kt gold and blind embossing on front and spine, headbands, ribbon,
Custom black velvety slipcase,
Limited to 42 hand-numbered copies only
