Practitioners of the Simon Necronomicon often get ridiculed for invoking ancient Chaldean deities in a ceremonial manner. It is due to such criticism that the question now arises as to what place […]
Over 90% of the passages found in the Simon Necronomicon can be traced back to Ancient Mesopotamian texts. For quite some time, I was curious about a particular passage concerning Pazuzu in […]
“The initiatory structure in its pages is designed to create a different type of initiate: a kind of black bodhisattva, a spiritually enlightened and empowered sage” – Dead Names (page 224) Simon admonishes […]
“These were the sorcerer’s handbooks, and generally not meant as textbooks or encyclopedias of ceremonial magick. In other words, the sorcerer or magician is supposed to be in possession of the requisite […]
The term Bandar, its historical usage, and origin we will cover in this section. In the Simon Necronomicon it appears that the term, Bandar is interchangeable with Watcher: “The third sign is […]
Wafubeh! I would like to thank everyone for their purchase of Buddhanomicon: Secrets of the Simon Necronomicon Unveiled Through The Art of Ninzuwu. I wanted to share some of the book’s features […]
Heralded as the sequel to the legendary Atlantean Necronomicon, author, and spiritualist, Warlock Asylum returns seven years later with BuddaNomicon: The Simon Necronomicon Unveiled Through The Art of Ninzuwu. The text acts […]
