The Necronomicon Tradition has been practiced in secret for years. Now for the first time, topics, such as the Qliphoth, Simon Necronomicon, the Jinn, and ancient Atlantean thought are discussed in detail.

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 as a mirror manual, which explains many of the Simon Necronomicon's mysteries by a relative comparison of the gnosis found in the Art of Ninzuwu. Most of the information has never been printed or posted in any public forums. The BuddhaNomicon covers the following topics and so much more: What is the Art of Ninzuwu? The true identity of the Simon Necronomicon's author is not Peter Levenda. Why Are There More Buddhist and Vedic Deities mentioned in the Simon Necronomicon than Mesopotamian Ones? (Examples provided) How Did The Art of Ninzuwu Emerge From The Necronomicon Gnosis? The Initiation Ritual For The 50 Names of Marduk Revealed The Historical Use of the term Bandar and Why Is It A Simon Necronomicon Trap? Meanings and Definitions of the Simon Necronomicon's Unintelligible Words What is the path of self-initiation in the Art of Ninzuwu? Why the True Methods of Gate-Walking Have Not Been Revealed Until This Writing BuddhaNomicon provides a thorough examination of the Simon Necronomicon and the Art of Ninzuwu's philosophy. The book includes additional Ninzuwu prayers and rituals not found in previous works while providing a template for daily practice. The rites and initiation methods of Enochian Buddhism and its matriarch deity Tara are discussed at length.

The Mexican folk saint adorably known as Nuestra Señora de la Santa Muerte (Our Lady of the Holy Death) has become the object of a growing spiritual tradition and global movement. The mysteries and devotional practices that constitute the fabric of Santa Muerte's legacy run as deep as its indigenous origins. Although the worship of Santa Muerte has been condemned by the Catholic Church and other clergies, it has become an intrinsic part of Mexican culture. Today, people from all walks of life and religious paradigms have found prosperity under the cloak of Holy Death's protection and miraculous gifts of loving-kindness. Santa Muerte: The Gnostic Bible of Holy Death reveals the unknown beginnings and deeply rooted alchemical principles that are embedded in the veneration of La Santisima Muerte. The science of Holy Death has ancient roots and a profound cosmology that is an important part of understanding Santa Muerte's gnosis. This text includes an English rendering of the "Gospel of Santa Muerte" and additional esoteric and ritual practices are included.

The Ivory Tablets of the Crow is the initiatory rite of the Art of Ninzuwu, a spiritual practice said to have originated during the Jomon period, closely associated with the Tengu, Yatagarasu, and Ryujin Shinko (Dragon god faith). During the Jomon period an empire existed, whose boundaries stretched from the Far East into what is known today as ancient Mesopotamia. Traces of this empire can be found in the legends of the continent of Mu and stories about a struggle for what is known as the Tablets of Destinies, which marked the breakdown of this kingdom. The Tablets of Destinies was understood to be “the power of Anu” by the ancient Mesopotamians. It is said by some to be the Yi Jing of Chinese, and an esoteric knowledge of a secret society that was occasionally revealed to mankind by the Tengu and the Yatagarasu. The Ninzuwu, being the keepers of the sacred knowledge, shared this technology with mankind in the mathematical language of dreams and other practices that are closely associated with what is known today as Shinto and Yi Jing Sorcery, which are not separate schools when understood properly, the Cult of Nyarzir.It was by the use of the mathematical language of dreams, that an initiate can interpret and communicate with the same forces that he/she are being influenced by, and what deity that they may call upon for clarity, but also how transmute their own DNA and evolve in being. This is the meaning of the Tablets of Destinies, also known as the Yi Jing.

The Whoredom Sutra, widely accepted as The Holy Qu'ran of Thelema, was deemed for publication before the death of Aleister Crowley. A legendary companion of The Book of the Law, this sacred text is filled with hidden tantric formulas for the said purpose of accomplishing the great work of Whoredom according to the Law of Thelema. Whoredom Sutra is the only scriptural authoritative text that illustrates the spiritual value of whoredom and the enlightenment that an open sexual lifestyle can breed when approached with sincerity. This book covers a wide array of sexual topics that can be understood and also utilized by those outside the circles of Thelema and within. including the subject of spirits and genies' interest in human sexuality. Anyone interested in whoredom will find this book to be the hidden treasure that they were looking for.

A rare treatise of Ame-no-Ukihashi, an esoteric martial form held sacred by practitioners of the Art of Ninzuwu. Developed and named after its founder, Ame-no-Ukihashi-hime-no-Mikoto, during the Heian period, it is the only martial art based on the supernatural abilities of the Yuki Onna. This book discusses the history and philosophy of Ame-no-Ukihashi in great detail. The sacred dance of Ame-no-Murakumo-no-Tsurugi, martial poses hidden in the hiragana script, which form a series of katas used in the development of clairvoyant abilities and self-transformation, is described and its corresponding force of influence. The fundamental principles of Ame-no-Ukihashi are clearly illustrated by more than 40 photos. Shinto priest in the Art of Ninzuwu lineage, author Messiah'el Bey (Warlock Asylum), provides a unique look into a knowledge that was once thought to be extinct.

The Oracle of Enheduanna is considered by many scholars to be one of the oldest known magical texts in the world, dating back to 1617 B.C.E. It is believed to have been the principle book used in the magical, mystical, and spiritual workings of ancient Mesopotamia.The text has been faithfully preserved by Initiates of the Asharu culture and was passed down to Amaya Taoka, who was encouraged to present this ancient esoteric document for public release during her studies at the University of Pennsylvania. Messiah-el Bey (of Warlock Asylum fame), Ben McInnis, and other proponents of the Asharu culture, provided additional editing and grammatical normalization.