Liber Falxifer - protection against intruders and thieves

A short review of the book Liber Falxifer and a reading of the ritual : Protection against Intruders and Thieves

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• Liber
• Falxifer

[geargail]

I'm just happy to hear about the quote @ 3:00 minutes into video. (( I saw Purple glowing from the ART ILLUSTRATION from the book.)) ::: Shrugs ::: does Canadian Dry Ginger Ale work ?

[777LucifersLove777]

@geargail Hahaha, the purple is what we need indeed! <3 The book works a lot with Green, Red and Black, Silver even, Gold too. But also the purple is needed! Sevenfold blessings for those who walk the thorny path! I think many spirits like particular drinks for their offering. Really experimenting with it now! :D Thanks for your second reaction, Dea! :D

[gigipah]

Hi this is Dea and I really did not know what that book was about. Thanks for the review. I really enjoy your videos and always learn something new. :)

[777LucifersLove777]

@gigipah Hey Dea! Yay! Yeah, it's a talked about book, but you need to see it to really know what it is about.  I love this kind of Magick. It suits me! So, I will share it with the world! :)

[serpentmagick]

Nice illustrations.

[777LucifersLove777]

@serpentmagick It's a remarkable book indeed. :)

[MajR]

I must get this book but there are not any copies for sale...

[02Blackbeard]

@TombViolator Whatever.

[TombViolator]

@02Blackbeard Common myths, yeah, but the entity of San la Muerte and Santa Muerte are different entities, Santa Muerte could be barely compared to the White Death of the Argentinian cult, while the San la Muerte approached in the Liber Falxifer is the black cloaked one (and the red one sometimes), thus, the Liber Falxifer and the mexican cult of Santa Muerte have no direct link, this is what I meant.

[02Blackbeard]

@TombViolator Did I say that they were the SAME? No. I implied that they originate from a common fund of myths, symbols etc within a particular culture or cultures. At the eoteric level all (or most of) this shit no longer obtains....Protestant, Orthodox etc. We could argue about this crap all day like pond skaters which run up and down over the surface of water. I prefer to come to know stuff by diving deep and working shit out by first hand experience. I tend to shun human society these days.

[TombViolator]

@02Blackbeard Red (the devil/the wrathful death) and Black ("Death"/the bad death). Thus, the fondaments of the cult are very different, and also the persepctive of the holy reaper is. The rites are also very different, especially in the most esoteric part. Of course, Death have many manifestations, and all are right and wrong, but it would be to say like for christ followers that protestants are the same as orthodox catholic, which is wrong.

[TombViolator]

@02Blackbeard To share the mythos is not really enough...

As I said, on a practical level, the 182 current is closer to the argentinian works.

Also, in the argentinian cult, there is not only "one Saint", the differents aspects calls differents powers, since the mexican cult only care about the masculine (black) and feminine (white) forms of Death, in the other cult, the color is very important, being also catholic based, the colors are often named as :White(Jesus/the good death)

[02Blackbeard]

@TombViolator That is incorrect. The two share a similar mythos in S. America. How you choose to work in the cult of the Lord and Lady of Death is up to the individual. that most adherents of these cults work at the exoteric level is no matter. That some adherents of the Santa Muerte cult pray, as good Catholics, to God the F, S, and HS is no matter, though I can see why some exotericly minded occultists would wish to fly from this. God the F, S, and HS are not what they seem. Nothing is.

[TombViolator]

@02Blackbeard The ideology behind the cult of SANTA MUERTE has nothing to do with the cult of SAN LA MUERTE, San La Muerte, on a practical and esoteric persepctive of things, is much more closer to the Necrosophic energies and the 182 current of the Liber Falxifer than Santa Muerte is. Both cults are very different, and it has, also, not that much to do with His Veiled Bride.