Lucifer Fausts Books & Mapanaith Demons

[Drezuli]

I've been reading a few books by someone with an obvious pen name, Lucifer Faustus. He/she seems genuine, knowledgeable about ceremonial, shamanic, and chaos magic, and is concerned about the well being of his readers.

His book on Infernal Magick surprised and excited me because it talks about the Demiurge and renouncing the judeo christian god and even Brahma through several rituals. It's probably an old topic in satanic and lhp books but I've also recently seen similar rituals in Enoch Petrucellys soul cleansing book.

I like Faustus' books on Success and Justice using the Mapanaith demons. I can't find anything about them online but I like the authors descriptions and ritual structure and steps nonetheless. I don't know what ethnic group he's from but I think he mentioned Native American.

His books are free if you have kindle unlimited and they are also inexpensive. I'd really like to chat with other readers of his books.

 

[Seneca -Merlin]

I am interested in his books, i have ordered some of his books, i plan to do the rituals,someone reported immediate results within 24 hours of doing the ritual.

 

[SkullTraill]

I am interested in his books, i have ordered some of his books, i plan to do the rituals,someone reported immediate results within 24 hours of doing the ritual.

Would love to hear more when you receive and have read the books!

 

[Drezuli]

I am interested in his books, i have ordered some of his books, i plan to do the rituals,someone reported immediate results within 24 hours of doing the ritual.

Any magic even spells and servitors you make up has a probability of working especially in 24 hoits depending on the situation and its factors.

I didnt like that the author encourages you to renounce brahma, yahweh, and allah, and then bind yourself to a demon like lucifuge and use a sigil he most likely created.

 

[OlOneEye]

I'm interested in where the Mapanaith dieties are from.

Google searches do not seem to point to anything definitive.

Does anyone have more info?

 

[2HandedBanshee]

Arrived with the same question

 

[Rachel Stephenson]

Hello. I have quite a few of his books. I haven't done any of the rituals get as I'm focusing on something else at present. I like his books because I get the impression that the rituals will be very powerful. I feel like he is being sincere in this and not just over sensationalizing his books. I've looked online for more information about the rituals. I bought his book shamanic techno magic and can't find information anywhere about where I could get any of these devices or how I could make them. It's so frustrating. Also when he said we need to cut ties with all other gods, that scares me because it I was to do a wealth pacts and then went to church would the wealth pacts be null and void of would I go to help in the afterlife?

Post automatically merged: Feb 3, 2024

Sorry it was supposed to say 'will I go to hell if I still.go to church from time to time'?

 

[Robert Ramsay]

will I go to hell if I still go to church from time to time?

I'm interested in where the Mapanaith dieties are from.

Google searches do not seem to point to anything definitive.

Does anyone have more info?

It sounds like this is his personal belief system that he's constructed. For myself, I would ask whether it's worthwhile investing in someone else's belief system instead of building your own.

 

[Xenophon]

Why don't guys with names like Floyd Lloyd or Stewie Putnam write magick manuals? I guess publishing is like porno: the name is sort of pre-foreplay.

 

[2HandedBanshee]

It sounds like this is his personal belief system that he's constructed. For myself, I would ask whether it's worthwhile investing in someone else's belief system instead of building your own.

However not his claim. His claim is that these are the deities of his ancestors and that they are (some tribe of) native American.

Personally I'm still curious, but I'm leary. Had been planning to buy his books on the qliphoth but the 2 short reviews for the first two volumes give me pause and the sample seems to support the claim that the books are simply describing servitors for the querent to call on and convince others to have sex with them, which is ok but doesn't seem to have much to do with the Tree of Knowledge.

 

[Xenophon]

However not his claim. His claim is that these are the deities of his ancestors and that they are (some tribe of) native American.

Personally I'm still curious, but I'm leary. Had been planning to buy his books on the qliphoth but the 2 short reviews for the first two volumes give me pause and the sample seems to support the claim that the books are simply describing servitors for the querent to call on and convince others to have sex with them, which is ok but doesn't seem to have much to do with the Tree of Knowledge.

So...we have here servitors here passing themselves off as Native American qlipoth and calling on the querent to find them hook-ups for sex? A slightly tawdry strain of diversity & eclecticism I daresay.

 

[2HandedBanshee]

Hello. I have quite a few of his books. I haven't done any of the rituals get as I'm focusing on something else at present. I like his books because I get the impression that the rituals will be very powerful. I feel like he is being sincere in this and not just over sensationalizing his books. I've looked online for more information about the rituals. I bought his book shamanic techno magic and can't find information anywhere about where I could get any of these devices or how I could make them. It's so frustrating. Also when he said we need to cut ties with all other gods, that scares me because it I was to do a wealth pacts and then went to church would the wealth pacts be null and void of would I go to help in the afterlife?

Post automatically merged: Feb 3, 2024

Sorry it was supposed to say 'will I go to hell if I still.go to church from time to time'?

Those who "give you" all the answers don't have much to say. I've yet to meet a Christian who understood the Bible at all. The Jesus in church (ignoring the fact his name wasn't Jesus) and the Jesus in the gospels (who intentionally didn't give all the answers) bear the ghost of resemblance. Anyone with a decent understanding of the Bible may like a handful of the characters, Jesus included but they couldn't ever call themselves Christians and they may not even be able to call themselves Jews. As for hell, there are many of varying degrees, all temporary, all self-created. Read near death experiences of hell. The details are never the same. Read about the hells of Hinduism. One is described nearly identical to the Christian hell. Certainly Jesus told Pharisees they were going there but to understand why, the root of it is "for with what judgement ye judge ye shall be judge." The Pharisees taught that no Jew could go to hell and that no Gentile could go to heaven. The Sadducees didn't even believe in hell. When Jesus told the Pharisees they were going to hell, he was rebuking them. Love your neighbor as yourself in service to your Creator and forget the rest.

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So...we have here servitors here passing themselves off as Native American qlipoth and calling on the querent to find them hook-ups for sex? A slightly tawdry strain of diversity & eclecticism I daresay.

That's the theory as I have nothing else to go on. Could find no single reference to any such native American deities online though there must be more that can be found online, but I read every review of his books I could find. It would seem his money magick books are highly effective and powerful but without trying them out I would have no real way of knowing.

 

[Xenophon]

Those who "give you" all the answers don't have much to say. I've yet to meet a Christian who understood the Bible at all. The Jesus in church (ignoring the fact his name wasn't Jesus) and the Jesus in the gospels (who intentionally didn't give all the answers) bear the ghost of resemblance. Anyone with a decent understanding of the Bible may like a handful of the characters, Jesus included but they couldn't ever call themselves Christians and they may not even be able to call themselves Jews. As for hell, there are many of varying degrees, all temporary, all self-created. Read near death experiences of hell. The details are never the same. Read about the hells of Hinduism. One is described nearly identical to the Christian hell. Certainly Jesus told Pharisees they were going there but to understand why, the root of it is "for with what judgement ye judge ye shall be judge." The Pharisees taught that no Jew could go to hell and that no Gentile could go to heaven. The Sadducees didn't even believe in hell. When Jesus told the Pharisees they were going to hell, he was rebuking them. Love your neighbor as yourself in service to your Creator and forget the rest.

Post automatically merged: Feb 5, 2024

That's the theory as I have nothing else to go on. Could find no single reference to any such native American deities online though there must be more that can be found online, but I read every review of his books I could find. It would seem his money magick books are highly effective and powerful but without trying them out I would have no real way of knowing.

Oh.

 

[Robert Ramsay]

Why don't guys with names like Floyd Lloyd or Stewie Putnam write magick manuals? I guess publishing is like porno: the name is sort of pre-foreplay.

One of my absolute "go to" magic books, "Advanced Magic for Beginners" is written by the very ordinary named Alan Chapman

 

[Xenophon]

One of my absolute "go to" magic books, "Advanced Magic for Beginners" is written by the very ordinary named Alan Chapman

See? I already trust the guy---he has the backbone to be hisself. I've heard that Anton LaVey started out as Harvey Stanton Levey.