E.A. Koetting's Books - Anyone worked through them?

[Diluculo_DelFuego]

Has anyone here worked through three books in particular: Evoking Eternity, Kingdoms of Flame, and OAA Flame Lessons?

I do sometimes long for joining the dark side, as much as it has scared or turned me off in the past. Who doesnt want to be a ladies man/porn star, drug kingpin or rock and roll star overnight? Who doesnt want to be able to bend reality to their whims overnight? Most importantly, who doesnt want to be a living god overnight?

There is, per Faust, a trade in order however.

I felt it before thrice. That overwhelming force that comes out from the closet literally, usually in the south, that gives you a suffocating, dreadful, frightening experience. I felt it when I was into Satanism in my 20s, dabbled with Belial in my 40s, and felt it in my forties working through the Flame Lessons.

It was wierd, I felt my dark side start to emerge, filled with ire, fear, courage, lust and more wrath. Mephistos sigil is in KoF or EE. Whats your experience?

 

[Vandheer]

I think his earlier books are okay. None of them obviously live up to what he advertises them to be but a complete beginner can learn a decent amount, if they just can bypass through the edgy nonsense.

I learned a decent amount from those 5 years ago. I have practiced from OAA a decent amount. I can vouch for first eight lessons at the very least. Liked the banishing method in Evoking Eternity. Evoked Dra'Talon from Book of Azazel, that one was a decent success. I know I practiced much more but I honestly don't remember much things from back then.

 

[Diluculo_DelFuego]

Thats awesome! I had worked up to Lesson 3 or 4 in OAA before my dark side nearly got me in serious trouble. It really started to stir ans scared me out of what I couldve become. Read KoF ans EE, lkiked them both quite a bit. I am interested in reading the less demonic books to see what nuggets of wisdom he has, like Questing after Visions and the Green Butterfly (?) books. I think the first is close to Core Shamanism and the other is on Voudoo.

 

[Vandheer]

Thats awesome! I had worked up to Lesson 3 or 4 in OAA before my dark side nearly got me in serious trouble. It really started to stir ans scared me out of what I couldve become. Read KoF ans EE, lkiked them both quite a bit. I am interested in reading the less demonic books to see what nuggets of wisdom he has, like Questing after Visions and the Green Butterfly (?) books. I think the first is close to Core Shamanism and the other is on Voudoo.

He also has a soul travel book, should be named Ipsissimus. Again a decent one. I think you just named the two books of his I never got to read, do a review if you get to read them.

 

[Taudefindi]

Who doesnt want to be a ladies man/porn star, drug kingpin or rock and roll star overnight

Anything that comes so easily, goes away just as easily.

Of course, not everything should have to be a constant struggle to get(and maintain), nor everything should require hard work.Most stuff should be reasonable to get with only very specific or even rare desires requiring a lot of hard work into it.

who doesnt want to be a living god overnight?

I won't lie and say that I don't, but one thing that is one of my "hard 'NO'" rules is the one about power(in any shape or form): "Unless I get power for myself, then it is a 'given power' and anything that is given can be taken away".

Reason why I would only be fine with "becoming a living god overnight" if that was because of something I did.
Not because an entity decided to give me such power or because "the universe" willed so.

None of them obviously live up to what he advertises them to be

His whole shtick is the "BALG", isn't it?Is he a living god himself?
I'm a bit wary of anyone in the occult-side of things selling stuff that promise to help others "become more than they are", mostly because is has been way common for those promises to be empty and if not outright lies, the seller would end up putting the "issue if it not working" on the one that bought it.
Maybe even gaslighting them with "it doesn't work because you don't believe in it" or "nothing happens because you're not commited to it".

It reminds me of those "contrepreneurs" that sell courses and books about "getting rich doing X" or something and the fools that fall for it don't realize that this is how they make money.Not whatever it is the bussiness they claim to have.They profit from the foolish, the desperate and the lazy.

 

[SkullTraill]

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