Book Discussion Most ‘evil’ books you’ve read

[plainsight]

For me perhaps blackwoods vampire books.

 

[nutmeg]

Speaking of "evil" books. Does anyone have any recommendations for books with effective powerful curses including giving enemies critical illnesses etc?

 

[Morell]

I remember reading some book of priests, describing a ritual for the king to become immortal, it was ritual filled with tons of human corpses. numbers were like hundreds of thousands of dead. Don't know the name...

 

[HoldAll]

Speaking of "evil" books. Does anyone have any recommendations for books with effective powerful curses including giving enemies critical illnesses etc?

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[coffee221]

Probably liber infernos invernar. Not in a "shocking" evil way but in a "are we being fr right now" way. It includes a human sacrifice rite (why) and stuff like "for this you will need the left index fingerbone of a child or a blackthorn twig" and "collect this in a human skull cap or copper vessel" like was any of that really necessairy?

 

[Jsinclair]

Without a doubt, the O9A materials. They are actively being practiced, disseminated, and are currently causing (or, at the very least, being a major contributing factor to ) a great deal of ... issues...presently. Everything that the "satanic panic" conjured up in the mass consciousness has been fully realized in them. As a sacrament. Everything.

One could then take the winding conspiratorial road from there and end up reading between the lines of Michael Aquino's work. Then take a wrong turn at Albuquerque and read Satan's Power by William Bainbridge. Follow this up with the actual materials from The Process Church of the Final Judgement.

And THEN, for some lighthearted bedtime story reading, download Cradle of Filth's complete lyric catalog.

Fun times for all, right here.

 

[MacLu69]

In my experience, the most evil, the most difficult, and the most difficult to understand books are from the great ancients. This is a collection of books by Dion Gray. These are books by Balthazar and Manira - 13 or so of this volume about ancient magic...

Forbidden Texts of the Ancients in 3 Volumes Compiled by: Dion Gray
Introduction to the Tradition of the Great Old Ones Temple of the Great Old Ones Dion Gray

Forbidden Magic of the Ancients. Volume 4. Cursed Scriptures. The Golden Section Baltasar Frater, Soror Manira, Abd el-Hazred
Forbidden Magic of the Ancients. Volume 10. The Book of Alyakh Frater Baltasar
Forbidden Magic of the Ancients. Volume 1. The Book of the Djinn Frater Baltasar, Soror Manira, Abb el-Hazred
Forbidden Magic of the Ancients. Volume 7. The Book of Dragons Frater Baltasar
Forbidden Magic of the Ancients. Volume 5. Sabbatical Rituals. Baltasar Frater, Soror Manira, Abd el-Hazred
Forbidden Magic of the Ancients. Volume 9. Treasury of the Abyss F. Baltasar
Forbidden Magic of the Ancients. Volume XII. The Book of Guardians F. Baltasar...

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Emil Von Juntz - Secret Cults...​

The books from German by N.S.T. of G.B.L.

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[Jsinclair]

Is it actually going to be worth my time to get any portion of those Dion Gray volumes translated from the freaking Russian?

 

[MacLu69]

In fact, the majority of texts were translated from English into Russian. So, there are English texts somewhere, and we need to remember where they got these English texts for translation.

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Is it actually going to be worth my time to get any portion of those Dion Gray volumes translated from the freaking Russian?

Here's a brief summary of what he has in those books.
The Forbidden Texts of the Ancients project was founded in 2006. Its ultimate goal is to create a library of forbidden manuscripts from the Great Ancients in a single edition. The project is non-commercial. This treatise contains material of value to those interested in the "Legacies of the Great Ancients." The author assumes no responsibility for the materials presented in this book and makes no claims to their scientific accuracy. Furthermore, the author does not claim ownership of any texts presented in this book, other than those indicated. This manual is distributed free of charge and may only be reproduced in electronic format. This publication is of print quality. Not recommended for children under 12, individuals with heart conditions, or mental illnesses. Volume I Year of publication: 2007 This volume includes such treatises as: 1. Secrets of the Worm 2. Hidden Cults 3. Pnacoptic Manuscripts 4. Dreams of the Pnakta Valley 5. The Rlyeh Text 6. Ancient Mythology of Chaos 7. Metaphysics 8. The Book of the Key (not previously published online in Russian) 9. The Scrolls of Yheg Volume II Year of publication: 2007 This volume includes such treatises as: 1. Necronomicon 2. The Book of Dagon 3. Grimoirium Imperium 4. The Scripture of Morwyn 5. Legends of the Ancients 6. Rituals of Unclear Origin 7. Summoning the Shoggoth. Volume III Year of publication: 2008 This volume includes the following treatises: 1. The Red Book of Appin 2. Legends of the Ancients (reprint with additions) 3. Ripel's Necronomicon 4. The Ritual of Summoning Yog-Sothoth (first in Russian) 5. The Aklo Tablets (first in Russian) 6. Invocation to Cthulhu (first in Russian) 7. About the Ancients 8. About the Sect of the Skoptsy and Shab Niggurath 9. The Son of Mishraga (first in Russian) 10. The History of Mu 11. The Secret of the Sorcerer from the Continent of Mu 12. The Elders 13. Mi-go 14. The Yekubians 15. Rhan - Tegoth 16. Rituals of the Ancients

He has it all divided into 3 volumes; you can look for these 3 volumes separately, or you can get the 8th version, where they are all combined into one book.

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Some of these books are reviewed on YouTube. I'll give you a link to a man who calls himself Solomon. He has a ton of books on cults and magical topics, maybe something about crafting...Found about 78 books -

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[motzfeldt]

Liber Tiamat: the Book of Unbecoming

 

[Calacuerda]

The Forbidden Parapsychology from Jose Maria Herrou Aragon is pretty up there in the evil scale, even considering that the English version is pretty redacted. He teaches you how to remotely sexually harass people and astral rape. Also, in the unredacted Spanish version he talks a lot about eating feces, menstrual blood and semen, he calls it "kalas sexuales". thankfully the actual magic seems to be pretty ineffective(in my limited experience, i didint try the rapy and disgusting stuff tho).

 

[Vlitmer]

For me perhaps blackwoods vampire books.

books arn't evil. but what people choose to do with them and the knowledge they hold is.

 

[Morell]

books arn't evil. but what people choose to do with them and the knowledge they hold is.

I disagree. The book written with evil intent carries a lot of evil that can cause a lot of harm.

 

[Vlitmer]

i suppose if its an original copy of the book that the author imbued his intent into as he wrote it, but to suggest letters and words arranged in a specific pattern carry the same energy that was imbued into the original book the author wrote on, on a reprint or online document. then id have to respectfully disagree myself.

 

[Morell]

i suppose if its an original copy of the book that the author imbued his intent into as he wrote it, but to suggest letters and words arranged in a specific pattern carry the same energy that was imbued into the original book the author wrote on, on a reprint or online document. then id have to respectfully disagree myself.

That depends... but at least copies are definitely bound to be either weaker or diluted.