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#33765 - 01/09/10 07:10 AM Re: Books of the Left Hand Path [Re: Sinthesis]
Cesare Borgia Cesare Borgia stranger Registered: 12/30/09 Posts: 30 Loc: Madrid, Spain	Friedrich Nietzsche. "The Antichrist" Alain Daniélou: "Shiva and Dionysos", "The shivaism" André Gide: "The Inmoralist" Oscar Wild: "The Doyan Gray Portrait" Giovanni Papini: "Gog". Comte de Lautréamont: "Les Chants de Maldoror"
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#33813 - 01/10/10 01:05 PM Re: Books of the Left Hand Path [Re: Cesare Borgia]
The Zebu The Zebu active member Registered: 08/08/08 Posts: 1129 Loc: Orlando, FL	I obtained Maldoror a week ago; a fabulous book; one of the few true "Anti-Heroes" that doesn't soften up at the end (like in every modern story) or degenerate into a moustache-twirling caricature (I'm looking at you, Milton). I'm currently going through all of DeSade's stuff I missed a while ago; starting with Justine. Edited by The Zebu (01/10/10 01:17 PM)
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#34088 - 01/17/10 04:47 AM Re: Books of the Left Hand Path [Re: Fist]
Baron dHolbach Baron dHolbach member Registered: 12/29/09 Posts: 162	Copyright 1967, The Naked Ape by Desmond Morris is the classic explication of the seventh of the Nine Satanic Statements. Amazon link: http://www.amazon.com/Naked-Ape-Zoologis...238&sr=1-1#noop Copyright 2005, Power, Sex, Suicide: Mitochondria and the Meaning of Life by Nick Lane, is, among many other things, a potent explication of how a causal chain of events unguided by sapience could produce the mechanics of biology, and this will help inocculate you against the arguments of intelligent design, fortifying and buttressing Atheism within you, so that the second and third of the Nine Satanic Statements can find safe haven within your mental apparatus, ultimately to become a part of your self-programming. But also, if nothing else, this book is one of the most intriguing and exciting works of popular biology ever written. Amazon link: http://www.amazon.com/Power-Sex-Suicide-...467&sr=1-1#noop _________________________ *The baboon is the soul of man.*
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#34697 - 01/28/10 02:06 AM Re: Books of the Left Hand Path [Re: Fist]
Valor Valor pledge Registered: 01/27/10 Posts: 54 Loc: Coast of New England	Concerning Books: I recomend these to start your LHP Initiation Webb: Uncle Setnakt's Essential Guide to the LHP Seven Faces of Darkness Mysteries of the ToS: Inner teachings of the LHP The Fire and the Force Steven Flowers/Edred Thorsson: Lords of the LHP Black runa Red Runa Green Runa Blue Runa A Book of Thoth Carnal Alchemy Hermetic Magic Nine Doors of Midgard The Book of Ogham The Secret King (I'm missing a few more I'm sure off the top of my head) P.D. Ouspensky: The psychology of Man's Possible Evolution The Fourth way Tertium Organum New model of the universe Conscience: search for truth Robert Green: 48 laws of Power The Art of Seduction LaVey, Everything published. Nietzsche: Thus Spake Zarathustra Hammer of the Gods The Antichrist Beyond Good and Evil The Will to Power Concerning files and online: I've literally read and printed everything I've ever searched for concerning "Setian philosophy" online, including everything from Aquino and the Tablets of Set. But the Tablets are older versions, most likely unrevised versions from the 80's. Including Balanones Work..ect. I've spent the last ten years building a pretty proficient library in its own designated room, (was a dream of mine) i have a couple thousand titles, (not all are of LHP influence) but these above are the ones I've shoved my face in countless times and studied while taking notes. I'm sure I'm forgetting a handful. Please, if you have more titles? _________________________ ~there are none so blind as those who will not listen~
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#34706 - 01/28/10 04:13 AM Re: Books of the Left Hand Path [Re: Fist]
Simon Jester Simon Jester stranger Registered: 10/24/09 Posts: 36	Liber Belial and Processus Satanae. Both are of interest, and quite obscure. http://www.wierus.com/catalog/processus/ Sade John Wilmot Thomas Hobbes
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#34723 - 01/28/10 09:38 AM Re: Books of the Left Hand Path [Re: Simon Jester]
Valor Valor pledge Registered: 01/27/10 Posts: 54 Loc: Coast of New England	Originally Posted By: Simon Jester Liber Belial and Processus Satanae. Both are of interest, and quite obscure. http://www.wierus.com/catalog/processus/ Yes... looks extremely intriuging, but how am i to purchase it? Looks very rare my friend. Are there newer publications? _________________________ ~there are none so blind as those who will not listen~
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#34752 - 01/28/10 07:22 PM Re: Books of the Left Hand Path [Re: Valor]
Simon Jester Simon Jester stranger Registered: 10/24/09 Posts: 36	Google Bartolus de Saxoferrato Processus Satanae. It appears to be available in pdf. This might be of interest to Redbeard fans: I Beheld Desmond As Lightening Fall—to Chicago! (The Story of Arthur Desmond, 'Might Is Right' and 'Ragnar Redbeard') http://www.darrellwconder.com/arthurdesmond.html
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#34754 - 01/28/10 08:03 PM Re: Books of the Left Hand Path [Re: Simon Jester]
Fist Fist active member Registered: 08/31/07 Posts: 1007 Loc: B'mo Cautious MF	Again, for those who missed it the first time, the idea is to ground the new practitioner in his own philosophical identity. Initially, one should avoid the low hanging fruit of ostensibly 'occult' material. The new practitioner often gravitates to the occult with certain prejudices and expectations. If they lack any solid philosophical grounding they will be quite unprepared to separate revealed knowledge from essential truth. As for "Gun, Germs, and Steel" and "The Third Chimpanzee"..... Again, while they have some interesting observations, their conclusions are quite biased toward the annoying revealed knowledge of White Light Secular Humanism. They fall in direct contrast to more fundamental LHP material like "Might Is Right." The fact remains that there are, IN FACT, objectively superior cultures and species. When cultures or species find themselves in competition they will often find themselves in conflict. These conflicts usually yield clear winners and clear losers. If anyone is looking for sympathy they can find in the dictionary between 'shit' and 'syphilis.' _________________________ I am the Devil and I am here to do the Devil's work.
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#34755 - 01/28/10 08:06 PM Re: Books of the Left Hand Path [Re: Fist]
Autodidact Autodidact member Registered: 01/23/10 Posts: 371	I've been following this thread for a while, and I've enjoyed it immensely. I've noted a (large) number of books and topics to add to my list. At the risk of going off-topic (since Fist restricted his initial list to philosophy), I'd like to mention two that you may or may not find useful: "Sociobiology" and "On Human Nature" by Edward Wilson. In accordance with the seventh Satanic Statement ("Satan represents Man as just another animal ..."), they are useful for their explanation of much of human behavior in purely biological/sociological terms. (Obligatory note: I have not yet finished them.) _________________________ An nescis, mi fili, quantilla prudentia mundus regatur?
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#34759 - 01/28/10 09:03 PM Re: Books of the Left Hand Path [Re: Fist]
MatthewJ1 MatthewJ1 member Registered: 10/28/09 Posts: 529 Loc: Australia	I tend to agree with Fist here. I am not sure if he would agree with this post though. Fists original list of books (seems to me) to be philosophical in nature and they are focused on revealing the essential truth of the individual, the real world in which he or she dwells and the real relationships which exist between individuals in that world. The key to this list seems to be - ground yourself in gritty reality first, and then afterwards, go on and study other works. The basis or core is set first, and than as result, you have a secure position from which to critically assess additional works. I identified myself as a Satanist years ago, by reading a number of the works on Fist’s list and regarding them as complete common sense. I studied the works of Dr. LaVey, Nietzsche, Redbeard and Machiavelli in particular and found that those works made an enormous amount of sense to me. I like other types of good books, including history and some occult works, but in my opinion those works must come second to the key ones, which Fist has identified. Other good and relevant works elaborate and enlarge and unpack to some extent, Fist’s list establishes, in my opinion.
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#34853 - 01/31/10 01:13 AM Re: Books of the Left Hand Path [Re: MatthewJ1]
Valor Valor pledge Registered: 01/27/10 Posts: 54 Loc: Coast of New England	Originally Posted By: MatthewJ1 The key to this list seems to be - ground yourself in gritty reality first, and then afterwards, go on and study other works. Very true.. We must "first" find which is absolute to the Self. Once this is established we can then deduce these Works and narrow them down to refine the Self. Once Refinement begins it triggers rare moments of clarity. These moments open door to our potential. If we are wise, we remanifest. Edited by Valor (01/31/10 01:14 AM) _________________________ ~there are none so blind as those who will not listen~
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#34950 - 02/01/10 03:28 PM Re: Books of the Left Hand Path [Re: Fist]
Demon Heretic666 Demon Heretic666 stranger Registered: 01/21/10 Posts: 30 Loc: Missouri	I hope this isn't deemed random, but is there any public libraries that would carry a copy of th Satanic Bible by Anton LaVey? I wish to read it to expand my knowledge and one day gain a membership to the Church of Satan, but my mother, unfortunately, will not allow me to read it in her house, for she beleives in the power of books and doesnt want her house taken by a demon. I respect my mother's tolerance and need to find a copy I could read outside my home. Any help? _________________________ Too long the dead hand has been permitted to sterilize living thought!
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#34952 - 02/01/10 03:45 PM Re: Books of the Left Hand Path [Re: Demon Heretic666]
TheInsane TheInsane member Registered: 09/16/09 Posts: 356	Originally Posted By: Demon Heretic666 I hope this isn't deemed random, but is there any public libraries that would carry a copy of th satanic bible by Anton LaVey? I wish to read it to expand my knowledge and one day gain a membership to the Church of Satan, but my mother, unfortunately, will not allow me to read it in her house, for she beleives in the power of books and doesnt want her house taken by a demon. I respect my mother's tolerance and need to find a copy I could read outside my home. Any help? I dont know where you are but it should be avaliable in all the big libraries. My local library does not have it but the big ones in the city does. Why not go there and ask?
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#34953 - 02/01/10 03:50 PM Re: Books of the Left Hand Path [Re: TheInsane]
Fnord Fnord active member Registered: 01/11/10 Posts: 715 Loc: Texas	Guys, it's right here on this site... Click on the Media Room link at the top right and download the .pdf. _________________________ Scratching Peace Symbols on Your Tombstone
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#34954 - 02/01/10 03:53 PM Re: Books of the Left Hand Path [Re: Demon Heretic666]
Jake999 Jake999 senior member Registered: 11/02/08 Posts: 2174	Check out the Media Room here. There is an ecopy of it for you to use. Depending on where you are, I wouldn't count on one in a public library. They tend to be stolen or destroyed. _________________________ Bury your dead, pick up your weapon and soldier on.
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