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The Truth About the Simon Necronomicon, H.P. Lovecraft and Cthulhu Mythos (part 2) by Joshua Free

Sunday, March 11th, 2012

"Stargate to the Abyss" (Liber 555) by Joshua Free

The Mardukite NecroGate blog continues the amazing story from the new release from the Council of Nabu-Tutu (Mardukite Truth Seeker Press), an excerpt from the recent post: Simon Necronomicon – The History, Origins & Truth Behind the Legendary Grimoire.

Newly released for 2012, “Stargate to the Abyss: The Mardukite Guide to the Simon Necronomicon” (Liber 555) by Joshua Free, also released as “The Necronomicon For Beginners“, presents the Truth Behind the Legend…

“Significant attention is given toward H.P. Lovecraft and the Cthulhu Mythos in the “Mardukite” volume “Liber R” (released as Necronomicon Revelations, also available in the Mardukite Year-2 anthology, Gates of the Necronomicon). Little of such details will be repeated in the current discourse, Liber 555, for the explicit purposes that: outside of the name and title Necronomicon there is actually no reflection between the Simon Necronomicon and the work of H.P. Lovecraft – with the exception that certain perceptions and world-views could be paralleled based on the way in which the surface Judeo Christian world might perceive the type of lore and knowledge genuinely (historically) alluded to concerning the ancient Anunnaki traditions of the Sumerian and Babylonian cultures.” (Excerpted from Liber 555)

"The Necronomicon for Beginners" (Liber 555) alternate edition

“It is the title – Necronomicon – that seems to confuse some and force others into debate concerning what the Simon Necronomicon is in light of what we know or might allude from the references given in Lovecraftian renderings. If we remove the title from the work altogether, then we might see what the Simon work has to offer in a more self-honest angle and that it points not to a synchronicity with what we might glean from the writings of a poverty-stricken writer plagued with nightmares (referring to Lovecraft), but rather to a far more ancient pocket of lore able to be dug from the sands of Mesopotamia – where what we know to be the case concerning the prehistoric Anunnaki has a farsweeping difference than the pictures painted by the stories dubbed as the genre of “Cthulhu Mythos” after Lovecraft’s own death – for he never once referred to his writings in this way while living, nor did he intend for a true and complete ‘pantheon’ to be discerned from his references.” (Liber 555)

“Up until the current “Mardukite” efforts and the works of Joshua Free, few of the publicly visible “New Age” writers and occult spokespeople really had much to say concerning the Simon Necronomicon – many of them wishing it would just go away, or at the very least, that people would stop bothering them about it. Needless to say, in the post-Lovecraftian world it was, up until the “Mardukite” efforts, the only of the ‘possible versions’ available to the public that was of ‘true’ and ‘authentic’ merit in regards to a historical tradition. Many people criticized the Simon Necronomicon for not being Lovecraftian enough – which was interesting, since the same people also said that the book had been invented by Lovecraft.” (Excerpted from Liber 555, available as “Stargate to the Abyss” or “Necronomicon for Beginners“.)

"Necronomicon Anunnaki Bible" (Year-1) 2009 Liber N+L+G+9 Anthology edited by Joshua Free

“The myriad of arguments that ensue around the work are all easily dissolved with the acid-test of logic and semantics, but nonetheless, the debates become the more highly prized subject matter regarding the topic and the focus of most Necronomicon-oriented web sites, discourses, fact-files and other alleged “authorities” on the matter.” (Liber 555)

“Firstly, the debate over the title of the work has never been satisfactorily resolved by or to anyone. The use of the term by Lovecraft already comes from questionable sources (presumably his own dreams) – and why it should appear on an allegedly 7th-8th century manuscript is also unsettling, even assuming such to even be true. We have no real reason to believe that the Simon work should have held such a title, nor is the book ever referred to as such in its corpus. Therefore, the title itself may have been fabricated.” (Excerpted from Liber 555)

"Necronomicon Anunnaki Legacy Edition" (Year-1+2) 2009-2010 Anthology edited by Joshua Free

“One is then left to wonder: if the title used to label the work has been fabricated and is, in itself, the product of a fictional work by the hands of Lovecraft, to what validity might there even be to the Simon work using the title? Such is really an ignorant question, for the true seeker should not be so easily caught up in missing the forest for the trees. Again, the truth seeker is urged to disregard that one semantic for their pursuit into the mysteries in order to have a self-honest experience of the pathway – not one that is so easily tainted by an arbitrary filter put in your way to cause a distraction to any true ‘enlightenment’.” (Excerpted from “Stargate to the Abyss“, also available as “Necronomicon For Beginners“)

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“It may be the manifestation of a tangible book – wholly obscure for its time – with the title across the front: Necronomicon – is what really launched the success of the book (contents aside). For many, the chances to own and possess such a legendary work was a dream come true. But as with many dreams and wishes, the dreamer does not always know what is for their own higher good. As soon as the Necronomicon was celebrated or coming into being, it was just as quickly renounced for its existence – and not simply by the right-wing and others you would normally expect, but by the same pulp-fiction fans who rejoiced in its arrival!” ~ Liber-R, Necronomicon Revelations.


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Simon Necronomicon – The History, Origins & Truth Behind the Legendary Grimoire

Wednesday, March 7th, 2012

"Stargate to the Abyss" (Liber 555) by Joshua Free

Newly released for 2012, “Stargate to the Abyss: The Mardukite Guide to the Simon Necronomicon” (Liber 555) by Joshua Free, also released as “The Necronomicon For Beginners“, presents the Truth Behind the Legend…

“In the horror-fantasy fiction writings of H.P. Lovecraft at the beginning of the 20th century, we find references few and far between of a mysterious book – a book of all books; the ‘archetypal book’ prized among all others, and it is called: Necronomicon. The truth as we all know it is simple: Lovecraft never released or even composed such a book, his references are sporadic and offer to us only a few lines at a time from something we are expected to believe runs some 800 pages. In fact no such book was even comparable to what has been alluded to by Lovecraft until late 2010 – when the Necronomicon Anunnaki Legacy Edition of the “Mardukite” work was released.” (Excerpted from Liber 555)

"The Necronomicon for Beginners" (Liber 555) alternate edition

“Prior to the modern “Mardukite” efforts, the realm of the Necronomicon would have almost entirely been left to the realm of fantasy were it not for the “Simonian” edition released to the public in 1977. This book is the main subject for our current discourse (Liber 555), which has been prepared by the Mardukite Chamberlains as an official guide directly corresponding to the Simon Necronomicon – something which we have not released before, in spite of what some of our unread critics have already naively believed of our other work that has found its way into the same ‘genre’, like the Simonian book, because of the title we all share: Necronomicon. It is this title, first and foremost, that generally brings attention to the work, no matter which we refer to.” (Liber 555)

“The title of the work is essentially Greek, combining two words meaning ‘death‘ and ‘book‘. It is this more elementary interpretation that has usually led many to assume it mean literally ‘book of the dead‘. Even assuming the name ‘Necronomicon’ to be a genuine title, this would not necessarily be the most correct translation. More careful (or skilled) historians and academicians will be quick to note that the suffix ‘- nomicon’ is hardly ‘book’ or even ‘list’ or ‘catalogue’ (such as we find with ‘lexicon’). Those who have worked with the Mardukites relate that the words ‘code’ and ‘law’ are actually far more appropriate – making the Necronomicon the ‘records of the dead‘, such as would be kept by a highly esteemed member of society; a high priest or king.” (From “Stargate to the Abyss“, also released as “Necronomicon for Beginners“)

"Necronomicon Anunnaki Bible" (Year-1) 2009 Liber N+L+G+9 Anthology edited by Joshua Free

“Until relatively recently in the span of human history, it was the kings, priests, scribes and elite orders and sects of ‘learned ones’ that typically had knowledge of writing in the first place. The remaining population was typically forced to rely on these select few to read and interpret writings (including ‘cultural lore’ and ‘religion’) for them. In ancient times, predating those of the classical periods of the Greeks and Romans, the introduction of true writing and language significantly affected the consciousness of the human species. Far removed from any origins in the hunter-gatherer eras of nomadic life and cave-dwelling, the true and proper development of human civilization occurred hand in hand with the attainment of ‘written language’ – something we can ascribe to the Mesopotamians.” (Excerpted from Liber 555)

“One of the ways in which mainstream occultists and esoteric writers have avoided the topic of the Simon Necronomicon (or even the “Necronomicon” in general) in the past is through the guise of appealing to ignorance. Even before we began to see the revival interest really take flight in the last decade or so, the usual conversation would be as follows:

Question – “What is your opinion of the Necronomicon?

Answer – “Oh, dear me! To which of the multiple books claiming to be the Necronomicon are you referring? And isn’t that just some book made up in the imagination of H.P. Lovecraft anyway?

"Necronomicon Anunnaki Legacy Edition" (Year-1+2) 2009-2010 Anthology edited by Joshua Free

“Let us put aside for a moment the creative freedoms that have been taken by many artists in the field and consider the facts: H.P. Lovecraft never produced any kind of Necronomicon himself; he publicly denounced the existence of any such book in reality and what’s more, he said that no book could ever be compiled to satisfy the ominous character and nature that such a book had come to earn. Quite simply, the book had taken on a life of its own. By the time of the New Age literary apex in the 1980′s and 90′s, the only significantly represented edition of the work remained to be the Simon Necronomicon.” (Excerpted from “Stargate to the Abyss“, also available as “Necronomicon For Beginners“)

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“By the end of Lovecraft’s literary career, the scattered details of the Necronomicon had reached such epic proportions that it seemed that it would be impossible for it to exist.” ~ Liber-R, Necronomicon Revelations by Joshua Free.


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Neo-Babylonian Reconstructionism, Mardukite Challenges of a New Age

Sunday, March 4th, 2012

Since 2008, an organization known as the Mardukite Chamberlains has been dedicated toward the ‘self-honest’ and ‘un-biased’ rediscovery of the ancient “Mardukite” legacy; one that spans the most ancient “Anunnaki” tradition and of the oldest archetypal civilization in the history of modern humans — the Sumerians and Babylonians. This amazing knowledge is so paramount in fully understanding the human condition and the future that it seems strange to many people that this effort should be restricted to a “New Age” styled “Secret Society”… but is it really so hard to believe ???

The inception of modern human systems of true culture, language-based writing and societal organization all emerged by way of the ancient “Anunnaki” — beings who appear to have raised themselves as ‘godly’ status to primitive man, regardless of what their ‘true’ nature might be. For their own purposes they assisted the development of human beings and when they ‘left’, the ‘Divine Right to Rule’ was based to specific sects and bloodlines that were to be shadowed by additional sects of specially trained priests, wizards and magicians, who shared their own legacy with the ancient “Anunnaki” rulers.

The development of this legacy and how it led to the further evolution of societal systems and cultural traditions has been well documented by the work of the Mardukite Chamberlains (now in its fourth active year). One of the largest challenges in remaining “self-honest” about the lore and legacy that is being explored is specifically the location and general ‘salient’ attitudes and arbitrary political beliefs connected to that part of the world to this day… for essentially we are dealing with a region now generally referred to as the “Middle East”.

It is important when the modern seeker goes into pursuit of these ancient mysteries that we are not concerned with the beliefs, politics and religions methodologies in existence today from these places. For although we are speaking of neo-Babylonian reconstructionism at length in the “Mardukite” specific work, this is NOT a means of sympathizing or connecting to the current political leaders and worldly status (and recent history) concerning war, cults or acts of terror. The pursuit of the Babylonian, Sumerian and otherwise “Anunnaki” legacy is separate from what takes place in the political regions now occupying the same locations. The fact remains that the majority of the ancient Sumerio-Babylonian civilization involved modern day Iraq.

Whether being treated as a mystical pursuit into the “Babylonian Necronomicon”, an exploration into the origins and nature of the “Anunnaki” and ‘Sky God’ traditions, being put into the modern faddish ‘Ancient Alien’ spotlight or as a transhumanism exploration into the future of the human species and its next generations, Joshua Free has spent his life solidifying what is now known as the “Mardukite” brand of self-honest truth seeking into these ‘mysteries’.

Now YOU can benefit from the revolutionary research brought forth into the realm of light from the underground at your own leisure! The complete first year (Year-1) material is available exclusively as The Necronomicon Anunnaki Bible. The Year-2 supplement can be obtained in either three volumes, Sumerian Religion, Babylonian Myth & Magic, and Necronomicon Revelations or the matching anthology Gates of the Necronomicon edited by Joshua Free. The most recently completed Year-3 trilogy cycle is available in either of two formats — the ‘esoteric’ series and the ‘academic’ series, both of which contain the same materials but are presented under different titles. The ‘academic’ series is depicted on this blog page, Magan Magic, Maqlu Magic, and Beyond the Ishtar Gate, which all appear in Mesopotamian Magic by Joshua Free & Khem Juergen. Alternatively, the work is available as the ‘esoteric’ “Necronomicon Spellbook” trilogy by Joshua Free or the archival edition of the Year-3 anthology: Necronomicon Workbook.

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Motivation & Magick | Mardukite Council of Nabu Anunnaki Archives

Wednesday, February 15th, 2012
[At times, many of our directors and ministers have been called upon to assist readers, members and seminarians in their path and studies.]

J.R. (Mardukite Student) June 16, 2010 at 3:00am:
I am writing this with the hope of getting some of my motivation back. It seems that i have lost it (or some of it at least). The work I have been doing lately has consisted of meditations, the qabalistic cross rite, and LBRP. it has worked well so far, I think, but I am not getting as much from it anymore as i used to. I have begun to doubt what i am doing and therefore I am beginning to loose motivation. I’ve been reading a lot of different stuff lately, most the mystical qabbalah. I think my biggest problem is that I feel alone on this venture of mine. I know you’re supposed to handle it yourself but a mentor of some sort would have been nice or maybe a kick in the butt somewhere.

Hybride (Mardukite Council Admin) June 16, 2010 at 7:17am:
You’re never alone. Yes, it may feel that way, but it’s not ever that way. Can it be that you’ve learned what you had to, and that’s why you’re no longer getting as much as you used to? Why are you so hard on yourself? What are you trying to achieve? And why are you trying to achieve it? What kind of meditations are you doing, and how long? Maybe it’s not even the meditations that you are doing that’s wrong, it’s the intent behind it that is screwing you up. It’s better to stop than to force something to happen.

J.R. June 16, 2010 at 7:35am:
Well I meant that i feel lonely in this because I cant really count on any support from my environment; at least not the closest of them. Concerning the meditations and such, I have been following a three month project of sorts, but I cant really say that I have thought of achieving anything else than simply the focusing of my mind and improving visualization – which i have improved to some degree at least. The same goals go for meditation, mind and visualization. I guess I haven’t really thought of the intent behind it except I want to find out if there is something else I have yet to discover, or something like that.

Hybride June 16, 2010 at 7:50am:
Why can’t you count on your closest surroundings? – the question becomes, do you even want to? Some things take time, and some visualize and focus easier than others. Is it truly a project, a scientific endeavor to find out “can I do it?” Or is this trying to validate something (I know you said you want to discover something, but you never mention what)? Without a well-thought out intent, does it matter if it’s improvement or just “to know”? Without a well-thought out intent, you’ll never get far, always at a stand still. You’ll have to figure out the WHY you are doing this, first and foremost. As with every spell, meditation, or visualization, anything in general, if there is no WHY, then just stop doing whatever it is you’re doing until you figure out why or it will backfire. If there is no good reason, then you’re not doing what you’re supposed to be.

J.R. June 16, 2010 at 8:11am:
Magic has always been the goal for me, but since I am fairly new to it I really don’t know what magic is. I have read about other peoples perception of it, but I haven’t really experienced anything myself yet. My reason for it well… ain’t wanting to experience it good enough for starters? I certainly don’t have anything like world domination or such in mind… Do you maybe have anything to recommend regarding intent?

Hybride June 16, 2010 at 8:20am:
Well, what is magick? What do you think magick is? Magick is experienced differently by everyone; you won’t always get the same reaction from two people. So I can’t tell you what really magick is, because it may be a different experience from what you have or may possibly have. I might be able to tell you what it’s not, but that’s subjective as well. And if you’re answering my question with another question, then you still have to figure out what it is you want to do. Magick doesn’t have to be for world domination. It could be a breathing exercise done for 30 seconds before you go to bed for one; another does 5 hours of meditations; another just looks around what’s outside and sees magick. It’s up to YOU to define what it is, and don’t allow others to hinder with what their thoughts are. There is no right or wrong answer.

As far as your surroundings go, we’ve all been there. Many of us have/had somewhat religious fanatical parents (speaking from experience), so reaching out would be detrimental to our evolution and our health. There are many “solitary practitioners” around. You have to make the decision whether or not you want to go out and “shout to the world” what you are or what you’re doing; or, you can stay in the comforts of your home and no one has to know. That’s a personal decision you have to make for yourself.
For intent, I can’t tell you either how to do it. That’s something you feel within yourself. When I started “practicing” (which is by no means conventional), I decided that the actual magick practicing (casting spells, etc), didn’t mean anything to me (it may for others, wasn’t my cup of tea). My intent was to learn the Truth, and that no matter what happened to me, I needed to find the Truth out. That’s what I did, that’s been my motto to this day. It wasn’t just really out of the blue that I decided that. It took me a very long time to get to that point, so don’t worry if you feel yourself not progressing fast enough. Patience!

J.R. June 16, 2010 at 8:39am:
Magic, I guess, for me its not about throwing fireballs or lightning, tough it would be very cool. For now I would say its about energy of sorts my personal and external, and making use of that energy in various ways. I remember that when I was little, I was playing Yahtzee, a dice game, and i recall that if I focused enough I could very often get the results I wanted. I would say just wanting it hard enough made it possible, and now I think that its connected somehow to magic. Visualizing what I wanted in my at that time pure mind (free from distractions) made it possible. So i think in some way its connected with mind exercises, that’s why I think I’m on the right track. Ever since I was very little i have found that anything at all related to the word magic have been something that has peeked my curiosity.

Hybride June 16, 2010 at 9:15am:
Perhaps rather than trying to figure out how to connect to it with this method or that method, just open yourself up to that connection? What I mean is, you can do millions of exercises and thousands of years have gone by without a single result. From what am reading you have the intent without the connection. Just let yourself go. When you sit there just *feel* all of that energy going through you and around you – that it is you. Every sensation, completely open yourself up to it. Give in to magick, the idea of, the love of, the existence of magick. Look at magick with the same adoration and curiosity you had as a child: a child knows; it’s the adult’s ego that blinds them from finding it. Become a child for magick again. (It’s a highly romantic ideal but try it!)

J.R. June 16, 2010 at 9:41am:
Wow. I got shivers reading that last part. I have been thinking like that trying to connect by the use of various exercises as a means to an end. I have also been trying to do just that, just feel through my whole body feel it flowing through me pulsating with my heartbeat like blood, I have been able to feel just a little joy/excitement but i always “come down” unable to let myself go with it. It seems to me like you have an extraordinary ability of perception you saw things I’ve barely acknowledged to myself. Thanks a lot its been really helpful!

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Necronomicon Workbook & Gates of the Necronomicon, Mardukite Anunnaki Archives

Tuesday, February 14th, 2012

In 2009, the Mardukite Chamberlains completed their first active year under the banner of the Mardukite Research Organization (Mardukite Ministries) and the culmination of this research became the infamous underground anthology that is now receiving wide popularity in the surface realm of the greater public, Necronomicon Anunnaki Bible edited by Joshua Free. The same year, the Mardukite Chamberlains performed two significant public festival observances from their Home Office (in Colorado at that time), one of which, the Beltane 2009 Mardukite StarGate ceremony on May’s Eve, was synchronously observed by hundreds of participants all over the globe!

The ‘Necronomicon Anunnaki Legacy’ cycle of literary materials continued to be worked on by the Mardukite Chamberlains into the new year (2010), where three additional resources were developed (having the Year-1 anthology already at their disposal) eventually leading to a Year-2 anthology: “Gates of the Necronomicon: An Advanced Guide to the Mardukite Babylonian Anunnaki Tradition.” The materials composing the anthology are still available as stand-alone titles: Sumerian Religion, Babylonian Myth & Magic, and Necronomicon Revelations.

Sumerian Religion: Secrets of the Anunnaki (Liber 50) is not merely the presentation of dry academic renderings of obscure tablets; Sumerian Religion will take you on a progressive journey that is just as relevant and critical today as it was thousands of years ago! A perfect practical companion to the study and pursuit of any and all systems, displaying the primordial origins of human traditions on the planet, a fundamental truth that all can benefit from.

Babylonian Myth & Magic (Liber 51) is unparalleled in displaying the post-Sumerian mystery tradition of the ancient Babylonians, now accessibly comprehensible with this book to any seeker for the first time in modern history. Revealed within are the very methods by which Babylon rose to power from seemingly prehistoric nothingness and how these very real systems born in the Ancient Near East are still with us today!

Finally, in Necronomicon Revelations (Liber R), after nearly two decades involved with this work, prolific writer and Mardukite founder, Joshua Free, candidly reveals how these ‘spiritual beings’ have influenced the imaginations of ‘metaphysical’ writers and artists increasingly in the last century – ‘primordial gods’ seeking to have their stories told or reborn. What’s more, these forces appear to be behind all of the systems installed into human civilization and consciousness, both social and mystical, since the time of the Sumerian Anunnaki.

Continuing into the past year (2011), the Mardukite Research Organization teamed with the Mardukite Truth Seeker Press (Council of Nabu-Tutu) and began issuing the product of the latest research into the origins of the “Mardukite” tradition and the lore alluded to in the previous legacy put forth to members and the public alike. An additional three discourses were produced in 2011 that were later incorporated into an academic anthology, titled Mesopotamian Magic, and most recently in the revised 7″x10″ archive edition of the “Necronomicon Workbook: Sumerian & Babylonian Anunnaki Systems of Mardukite Magick & Religion” that matches the available printings of the Year-1 and Year-2 anthologies. As with the Year-2 material, the trilogy appearing in the Necronomicon Workbook is also available in stand-alone titles, either as the ‘Necronomicon Spellbook trilogy‘ or “Magan Magic“, “Maqlu Magic” and “Beyond the Ishtar Gate“.

In Magan Magic: The Enuma Elis (Liber-E) amazing cuneiform tablet records of magick and creation are drawn together to reconstruct the most antiquated, powerful and legendary “magician’s primer” ever known to the minds of men –formulated by the ancient Sumerians and Babylonians!

Maqlu Magic (Liber-M) reveals an authentic “Necronomicon Spellbook” of advanced Mesopotamian Magick drawn from the sands of Babylonia forming a complete Anunnaki (‘alien sky god’) “grimoire” used by magicians and priests for thousands of years to combat in wizards’ duels, reverse the effects of evil spells and curses, banish disease and nightmares, and conjure the protection and blessings of the gods!

Finally, Beyond the Ishtar Gate (Liber C) is concerned with the ‘other side’ of the tradition, parts that have been concealed and yet also what made the tradition famous – mainly, the connection to the “Other”, that which we have been programmed to perceive as ‘separate’ from this reality.

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NECRONOMICON 2012 LAPIS EDITION – Sumerian Anunnaki Babylonian Grimoire Compact Edition

Sunday, February 12th, 2012
Celebrating its third year in the underground, the Year-1 work of the Mardukite Chamberlains (Mardukite Research Organization) has reached a niche following of such epic proportions that the Mardukite Truth Seeker Press (Council of Nabu-Tutu) have commissioned this newly revised nostalgic ‘Lapis Edition’, reminiscent of the original 2009 release of the Mardukite “Liber N – Necronomicon” following the public inception of the “Mardukite Chamberlains” on the internet.

The Necronomicon: Babylonian Grimoire 2012 Lapis Edition edited by modern “Mardukite” founder, Joshua Free, excerpts the key elements from the complete Year-1 (2009) anthology of Mardukite Chamberlains ‘Research and Curriculum’ known widely as the “Necronomicon Anunnaki Bible” (to be released in its fifth edition in 2012), culminating work that has already, in some form, reached thousands around the planet who are working as one, in unity, toward the greater paradigm-shift in consciousness that the “New Age” has heralded for the next generation and next evolution of humanity on earth!

Since 2008, the range of the Mardukite work included lengthy discourses with other related published researchers, unceasing hours in abandoned corners of old libraries and museums, participation in sessions with other practicing occultists and even a visit to the “tablet collections” at the University of Pennsylvania and Chicago among others. The culminating results were nothing like anyone would have expected: an authentic and verifiable version of the Necronomicon salvaged from the shifting desert sands of time in the Middle East and Egypt, unparalleled by anything already available to True Seekers. It appeared to be the most complete collection of ancient writings on the planet that formed the very foundation of all the human traditions and beliefs that would emerge thereafter.

The 2012 Lapis Edition NECRONOMICON edited by Joshua Free excerpts the key elements from a greater corpus known as the ‘Necronomicon Anunnaki Bible‘, a masterpiece of Mesopotamian Mardukite Magick and Spirituality providing a critical collection of Sumerian and Babylonian accounts of human history and civilization in one book, composing in itself a ‘bible’ and actually proving to be the predecessor and basis of global scripture-based traditions thereafter.

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