Fenrir - Issue I / 120 Year of Fayen
- The Journal of Satanism and the Sinister -
O.N.A.

THE WOLF IS BACK! Fenrir returns with a spectacular collection of fresh insights. Authors include: Chloe, Kayla, Endymion, Anton Long, Eques Sinemus, Sister Morgan, David Myatt, Aethelius Zardex, Saarjite, Arblande Reich + more. List of contents: Introduction: The Wolf Is Back; The Difference Between Us; Animal Sacrifice: A Fresh Perspective; Days Of Solitude; We Love Unsuspecting; Kharis; Sapphic Sorcery: In Praise Of The Feminine; Responsability; I.S.D. Program; An Interview With 'Nightbringer'; The Dreccian Newborn; Lithium; A Chant Compendium: Sinister Chants Of The ONA; Bagendon - February Evening; The Seeds Of The New + several recent works of art created by ONA Initiates. Magazine, 51 pages. Sold out.

The Infernal Texts: Nox & Liber Koth
Edited by Stephen Sennitt

Both Nox and Liber Koth were briefly published as booklets in the mid-1990's by Logos Press and have remained in high demand ever since, especially by those interested in the left hand path and the 23rd current. Now, Falcon has made them available in a single volume. Nox includes 22 Infernal Texts from the Order of Nine Angles, the Werewolf Order, and the Esoteric Order of Dagon by such notables as Phil Hine, Anton Long and Stephen Sennitt. The diverse topics range from "Satanism, Blasphemy & The Black Mass" to "Lovecraft & The Dark Gods"; from "Are You a Werewolf?" to "The Rite of the Dark Star." Liber Koth is a book of invocations. It utilizes Lovecraftian symbology including Yog-Sothoth, Nyarlathotep, Cthulhu, Tsathogua and others. Extensively Illustrated. Paperback. 120 pages. 15 euros

The Sinister Tarot
Christos Beest / Order of Nine Angles

The Sinister Tarot is a full colour deck with the Major Arcana as drawn by Christos Beest. The set comes with a 37 page booklet, which includes a brief description of each of the 21 Atu and information concerning the use of The Sinister Tarot. The Sinister Tarot differs quite considerably from the many Tarot packs used today. Most, if not all Tarot images whilst appearing to be varied, are in fact derivative of one source: the Golden Dawn system and its qabalistic influences. The important difference with the Sinister Tarot is that it reveals new Archetypal forms in keeping with the original Western ethos derived from the Magical system of the Septenary, system which has preserved the essence of the pre-Nazarene Tradition of the West since its very beginning during the Aeon which we know today as the Hyperborean. Since the symbolism of the Tarot cards represent Archetypal form, they are therefore reflections of Aeonic distortion and Wyrd. Intuitive use and understanding of the Tarot provides a practical tool to either enhance or distort Aeonic energy; thus the cards have been, and are, prone to the same pitfalls as discussed. The inner aspect of the Western Tradition is presented by the Septenary System of the Sevel-Fold Sinister Way as used by the Satanic Order of the Nine Angles. 80 euros

NAOS - A practical guide to modern magick
Thorold West & Order of Nine Angles

Along with the Black Book of Satan the most important text by the Order of Nine Angles. Sinister magick in three parts plus an appendix including self-initiation, progressing through degrees, Star Game et cetera. A clearly written and practical guide to the esoteric magick based upon the septenary tradition. 131 pages in metal plactic binder, with black front and back sheets. Temporarily out of stock

The Black Book of Satan I
Order of Nine Angles

According to tradition, each Master or Mistress who was responsible for a particular Satanic Temple or group, was given on his or her assumption of that responsibility, a copy of the Black Book of Satan. The Black Book contained the basic Satanic rituals, instructions relating to ceremonial magick in general. It was the duty of the Master or Mistress to keep this book safe, and non-Initiates of the Temple were forbidden to see it. Copies were forbidden to be made, although Initiates above the grade of External Adept were allowed to see and read the Temple copy. In traditional Satanism (i.e. those using the Septenary System: this system also being known as the Hebdomadry) this practice continued until quite recently when the Grand Master representing traditional groups decided to allow Initiates of good standing to copy the work. This decision was recently extended to enable specialist publication in a limited edition. The whole text of the traditional Black Book is included in the present work, together with several additional chapters (e.g. Self-Initiation; Organizing and Running a Temple). These additions make this present work a concise practical handbook for those seriously interested in the Black Arts. 60 pages. Temporarily out of stock

The Black Book of Satan II - Caelethi
Order of Nine Angles

The Black Book of Satan II is a slight departure from the usual format, in that it is an esoteric re-presentation of a certain rite. This rite may be undertaken hermetically - that is, solo- using the procedures as given in NAOS, or within a ceremonial format. the nature of this rite and its featuring of the Dark Gods (of which, one in particular is the most significant) is Wyrd. This diagram describes a pathway designed to end at the sphere of Mars - thus the rite is an invokation of a type of Martial energy. The form of the rite creates a specific outcome, one which manifests on several levels, the personal and the Aeonic. As with all aspects of Traditional Satanism, those who undertake the rite will tap into a reservoir of magical energies as used by others, thus a link is formed with Adepts of the past, present and future. Temporarily out of stock

The Black Book of Satan III - Codex Saerus
Order of Nine Angles

The Black Books are essentially concerned with Sinister Ceremonial magick. The Black Books I & III contain the main rites associated with the Tradition, of which the sacrificial form of the Ceremony of Recalling is undoubtedly the oldest. A form of what is now the Rite of the nine Angles was, according to Tradition, used c.500 eh as part of the inauguration of the Western Aeon. With the exception of the Mass of Heresy, the other rites in all probability derive from the 12th or 13th century - although earlier forms may have existed. As with most of the other rites, the original Mass was said in Latin although by the middle of the 20th century a translated form was included in the Black Book - of necessity, although some chants were kept in their original form. 51 pages. Temporarily out of stock

Hysteron Proteron - Magazine
The Inner Teachings of the O.N.A.
by Order of Nine Angles

This present work contains secret MSS circulated among members of the Satanic organization the Order of Nine Angles. These MSS contain details of the most secret teachings of that Order, and compliment the material already available in works such as "Naos", "The Black Book of Satan", and "Hostia". They are being made available to explicate the true nature of traditional Satanism. 22 single sided a4 pages in a plastic ring binder. Temporarily out of stock

Lords of the Left-Hand Path
Stephen E. Flowers

Here we have a study of Left-Hand Path individuals and groups ranging from ancient times to modern movements. Ancient paths discussed include the eastern religious forms discovered in Hinduism and Buddhism, the Eqyptian cult of Set, Zoroastrianism and among the Sufis and Yezidis. A whole chapter is devoted to Hitler and the occult aspect of Nazism. In the more modern period, individuals analyzed include H.P. Lovecraft, H.P. Blavatsky, G.I. Gurdjieff, Aleister Crowley, A.O. Spare, Gregorius and Gerald Gardner. Two extensive and comprehensive chapters are devoted to the 20th century phenomena of Anton LaVeys Church of Satan and Michael Aquinos teachings in the Temple of Set. Secondhand, very good condition. Softcover book, 260 pages. Temporarily out of stock

Glimpses of the Left Hand Path
Lodge Magan, Dragon Rouge Poland

Essays gathered in this book were written by members of Lodge Magan active in the years 2002-2010. The first edition, released in January 2004, was a collection of chosen texts which until then were available only in Polish and published on Magan's old website. They explained the basics of the Left Hand Path philosophy and covered a few chosen themes closely related to this path of spiritual progress. In the current edition these texts were revised and updated, and some of them were removed and replaced by a more recent material. This book is a collection of fifteen texts on chosen aspects of the Left Hand Path, including essays, rituals and pathworkings. The articles cover such themes as: Hecate - Goddess of Darkness, Magic and the Moon, Seven Babylonian Demons of the Underworld, Introduction to Goetic Magic, Rudolf Steiner's Demonosophy, Demonic, Natural and Qabalistic Magic in the European Renaissance, Sorath - Steiner's View of the Antichrist, Yatuk Dinoih - Black Magic in Ancient Persia, articles about Pan, Melek Taus, Lilith and many more... 140 pages, softcover book. 20 euros

Morkrets Apostlar - Satanism i aldre tid
Per Faxneld

Hur sag satanism ut fore 1900-talets mitt? I denna intrangande religionshistoriska analys - den forsta av sitt slag pa svenska - far vi veta mer om medeltida katteri, svarta massor vid det franska hovet pa 1600-talet, om Baudelaire och andra litterara Lucifers lovtalare. Och hur forholl sig ockultister som H.P. Blavatsky, Rudolf Steiner och Aleister Crowley till Satan? Vilka var polacken Stanislaw Przybyszewski och dansken Ben Kadosh, som bada oppet framlade satanistiska system kring sekelskiftet 1800-1900? Vi far aven lasa om det hemlighetsfulla Fraternitas Saturni i 1920-talets Berlin, samt mycket annat. Inbunden i hardparm med praglingar. Antal sidor: ca 270s. Text In Swedish. 30 euros