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Author What are your experiences of Nineveh Shadrach teachings

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Hermetic Newbie

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I recently came across some podcasts with Nineveh Shadrach and he sounded like he knows what he's talking about and offers something different, which has led me to being curious and wanting to know if any of you have gone through any of his books especially his courses and what your expereinces were.
 

Amadeus

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His books are definitely interesting. Long time ago I remember experimenting with the Berhatiah. In the Berhatiah there is something called the "conjuration oath", that is supposed to be read for 28? days from 11 to 1111x a day. The oath must be unlocked and once it is "unlocked", just reading it a few times (7x?) is supposed to give you great benefits.
I could not find the time to read it that many times per day, a bit hard to spam it 999 or 1111x at once, it's not that long but takes like 2-3 minutes to read it through.

I did spam the oath in more moderate numbers and there were some effects. Spiritual effects, and some of my requests got fulfilled. The text definitely has some power in there.

I think he has written more books, I can't remember the others though, something about magic squares?:rolleyes:
 

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The only thing that I've read of his is Magic That Works. While the title is a bit click-baity, it's actually a good book and has a fairly complete course of study for a beginner. I visited Saudi Arabia in 1983, and have read several Arabic books on magic, so this book appealed to me and my Judeo-Christian/Moslem outlook.
I only read it once through and never really implemented any of the rituals, but now that I've retired and bought some land, I'm going to add more to my repertoire with books like this that appeal to me. It will fit in nicely with my GD/Qabalistic practice.
 

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His books are definitely interesting. Long time ago I remember experimenting with the Berhatiah. In the Berhatiah there is something called the "conjuration oath", that is supposed to be read for 28? days from 11 to 1111x a day. The oath must be unlocked and once it is "unlocked", just reading it a few times (7x?) is supposed to give you great benefits.
I could not find the time to read it that many times per day, a bit hard to spam it 999 or 1111x at once, it's not that long but takes like 2-3 minutes to read it through.

I did spam the oath in more moderate numbers and there were some effects. Spiritual effects, and some of my requests got fulfilled. The text definitely has some power in there.

I think he has written more books, I can't remember the others though, something about magic squares?:rolleyes:
What kind of requests were you able to make, and what kind of conditions were there?
 
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