“The original intention of our group back in the Spring of 2009 was to have the MAQLU translated and ready for what became one of our most momentous occasions in the history of the modern movement – the Beltane 2009 StarGate Ceremony – an event that resulted in our ‘guidance’ toward re-establishing the Mardukite Chamberlains movement publicly and under the guise of the “Necronomicon.” Prior to this ‘event’, such had never been considered fully.” (extracted from the Editor’s Preface to Liber M, available as “Maqlu Magic: Sumerian Sorcery & The Dark Arts of Babylon” or as “Necronomicon Spellbook II“.)“What originally began as a mostly ‘academic’ or ‘quasi-scientific’ venture into Anunnaki and Sumerian topics had turned – what’s more; the resources and ‘museum-type’ volunteers were increasingly disappearing from our fray as the mention of the word Necronomicon cropp-ed up more and more. By late 2009 (correlating with the release of Liber 9) ALL extended relationships with ‘academicians’ had dissolv-ed. It seemed that people were more than willing, even if only anonymously, to contrib-ute assistance to a more rigorous ‘Sitchin-esque’ or Daniken ‘Ancient Alien’ investigat-ion than have anything to do with something connected to the Necronomicon…” (Liber M)
“What might have first appeared as the end of the world for our movement – leaving it just short of a two year run – turned into a moment for the internal staff (known as the Council of Nabu-Tutu) to look ‘inward’ and become more reflective. The acquisition of further ‘source-materials’ and ‘translation’ assistance would be difficult – if possible at all – forcing the ‘Research & Development” efforts concentrated more on interpretation and ‘experimentation’, leading to Liber 50 (first released as Gates of the Necronomicon by Joshua Free and later to the public as Sumerian Religion: Secrets of the Anunnaki) as well as our own ‘personal’ contribution to the unique revival – The Book of Marduk by Nabu. In the midst of all this, the MAQLU was left behind, untranslated and unincorporated into the ‘legacy’ proper.” “…until NOW! Dusting the tablets – and our own eyes – from a long-standing relationship with the desert sands, I am pleased to give the ‘Mardukite’ stamp of approval to what I hope will prove to be as incredible of an addition to your own treasure-trove of Mesopotamian Mysteries as it has been for me – an effort many years overdue.” ~ NABU, Joshua Free, Samhain 2011.
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