Book Discussion D.H. Thorne and The Infernal Vampire Hanbook

[Ang3l]

As the title says, what do you think about D.H. Thorne (as an occultist) and his book mentioned in the title of this thread? I have his kindle ebook on Amazon called Become the Maelstrom. After I pathwork Become the Maelstrom I want to read The Infernal Vampire Handbook and then the Shadownomicon (a book for working with the Shadow people/Shadows). From what I know, he's working at another book now . What do you guys think? I recommend his channel on youtube: D.H. Thorne

 

[Scottish_Pride]

I've never heard of the guy before, so couldn't give much of an opinion. When you say shadow people, though, what's the book's definition there? I've heard a lot before about the phenomenon of spirits manifesting as humanoid "shadows", but not many people seem to be too keen on engaging with those.

 

[Ang3l]

I've never heard of the guy before, so couldn't give much of an opinion. When you say shadow people, though, what's the book's definition there? I've heard a lot before about the phenomenon of spirits manifesting as humanoid "shadows", but not many people seem to be too keen on engaging with those.

Didn't read the book yet to tell you exactly. It's that Jungian system which has the element of shadow. He made a grimoire in which you can summon, conjure, commune, etc. with those shadows.

 

[SkullTraill]

Didn't read the book yet to tell you exactly. It's that Jungian system which has the element of shadow. He made a grimoire in which you can summon, conjure, commune, etc. with those shadows.

Interesting. If you read his book do tell us what you end up discovering.

 

[Ang3l]

Interesting. If you read his book do tell us what you end up discovering.

I want to also read Draugadrottinn (published by BALG), even though I felt insulted by the fact it had the image of Vlad Tepes on the cover of the book and also about the fact that the author romantiscized too much about Zamolxianism and the culture from my country. In Romania, where I live, Vlad Tepes is a figure which deserves a lot of respecr

 

[Shaddai794]

I want to also read Draugadrottinn (published by BALG), even though I felt insulted by the fact it had the image of Vlad Tepes on the cover of the book and also about the fact that the author romantiscized too much about Zamolxianism and the culture from my country. In Romania, where I live, Vlad Tepes is a figure which deserves a lot of respecr

It's already on Telegram. By tge way I don't think he's Romanian or hungarian. He made some pretty blatant error in his book and promo videos. Polish or Other Eastern European country would be my guess.I'll DM you the link.

 

[Konsciencia]

Thank you Angel, DH knows his stuff. I just saw a video where they interview him. His pretty much Legit.

 

[zefalosss]

As someone who has come in contact with real folkoric romanian tradition and also lives in Transylvania, walked the roads, spoke with the tradition people, I state: what he says here about moroi, strigoi, etc, its not authentic in therms of tradition. On the other hand yes, there is a tradition but this is just pure SF made to be sold.

 

[plainsight]

Who can elaborate on the technique he describes where you invoke a feeling of weakness before opening the exchange? Does the flow not occur if you maintain a strong feeling instead of weak? Interested in the mechanics here