Welcome to the Papers in the Attic blog page. If this is your first time here, please be sure to review some of our previous articles. We also look forward to hearing some of your experiences and insights, for we are all family. Enjoy!
Paper in the Attic blog page has an information resource for Initiates of the Necronomicon Tradition and practitioners of the Simon Necronomicon for over five years. It has been an exciting and insightful journey.
Recently, we announced the release of the Ivory Tablets of the Crow, a pre-Sumerian mystical translation of the purported Tablets of Destiny. We would like to thank all have supported this effort, thus far, and obtained a copy of the manuscript.
Others have tried to evaluate how does the Ivory Tablets of the Crow fit in with the workings of the Simon Necronomicon and etc.? This is quite understandable since this blog page is dedicated to ancient Mesopotamian spirituality and the Necronomicon Mysteries. Actually the path of the Ivory Tablets is a road separate and apart from the Simon Necronomicon. Based on such, we thought that it would be best to keep the Papers in the Attic blog page’s focus on ancient Mesopotamian spirituality and the Necronomicon Mysteries.
For those who wish to explore the path mentioned in the Ivory Tablets of the Crow, we have created a new blog page. Here you will be able to find detailed information about the text and the Art of Ninzuwu itself. We have posted up our first article that explains exactly what the aims are of this path and its ultimate goals. Please stop by and visit:
The Art of Ninzuwu
Initiates of the Cult of Nyarzir can find resourceful information to aid them in their goals concerning this path. Papers in the Attic blog page will continue to provide insightful information into the practices of ancient Mesopotamian mysticism.
Have a wonderful day!
Paper in the Attic blog page has an information resource for Initiates of the Necronomicon Tradition and practitioners of the Simon Necronomicon for over five years. It has been an exciting and insightful journey.
Recently, we announced the release of the Ivory Tablets of the Crow, a pre-Sumerian mystical translation of the purported Tablets of Destiny. We would like to thank all have supported this effort, thus far, and obtained a copy of the manuscript.
Others have tried to evaluate how does the Ivory Tablets of the Crow fit in with the workings of the Simon Necronomicon and etc.? This is quite understandable since this blog page is dedicated to ancient Mesopotamian spirituality and the Necronomicon Mysteries. Actually the path of the Ivory Tablets is a road separate and apart from the Simon Necronomicon. Based on such, we thought that it would be best to keep the Papers in the Attic blog page’s focus on ancient Mesopotamian spirituality and the Necronomicon Mysteries.
For those who wish to explore the path mentioned in the Ivory Tablets of the Crow, we have created a new blog page. Here you will be able to find detailed information about the text and the Art of Ninzuwu itself. We have posted up our first article that explains exactly what the aims are of this path and its ultimate goals. Please stop by and visit:
The Art of Ninzuwu
Initiates of the Cult of Nyarzir can find resourceful information to aid them in their goals concerning this path. Papers in the Attic blog page will continue to provide insightful information into the practices of ancient Mesopotamian mysticism.
Have a wonderful day!
I am formally resigning from the Asaru Clan and wish everyone good luck on their workings and bid them well on their discoveries. Thank you.
Regards,
Amadi
@Amadi, I wish you all the best in your endeavors. may the DinGir bless you on your path of being!
Good luck Brother Amadi, and stay blessed.
Amadi I wish you the best of lucks and that the light of the din Gir shine bright on your way. Let wisdom, harmony and love be the guide and may your decision might be guided by the justice of Uttu.