This collection of post-2012 Order of Nine Angles (O9A, ONA, ω9α) texts is a companion volume to the Feond compilation {1} and thus like that compilation is intended for (i) those who have an interest in learning about an esoteric tradition with roots in Greco-Roman culture, Hellenistic mysticism, and Renaissance Occultism, and/or (ii) those curious about the Occult philosophy and praxis of the O9A, and/or (iii) those who are already associated with the O9A movement and who aspire to, or have already achieved, the O9A grade of Internal Adept on the O9A Seven Fold Way. Contents ° Preface ° Historical Origins Of The Septenary System Of The O9A ° Alchemy And The Sinisterly-Numinous Tradition ° Explaining The Acausal: A Metaphysical Theory ° The Pagan Mysticism Of The O9A ° O9A Esotericism: An Initiated Apprehension ° A Note Regarding Kitab al-Aflak ° The Adeptus Way and The Sinisterly-Numinous ° Azoth: Western Alchemy And The Seven Fold Way ° On The Anti-Patriarchal O9A Ethos ° On Native Egyptian Influence In The Corpus Hermeticum ° Flavius Josephus: Unreliable Witness ° Authority, Learning, and Culture, In O9A Tradition ° The Authority Of Individual Judgement: Interpretation And Meaning ° The Septenary Anados and Life After Death ° Appendix I: Illustrations ° Appendix II: Two Esoteric Chants ° Appendix III: Of Star Gates And Nexions ° Appendix IV: The Acausal And ὁ θεός ° Appendix V: A Glossary of Order of Nine Angles Terms

This collection of post-2011 Order of Nine Angles (O9A, ONA, ω9α) texts supplements the two volumes Feond and Baeldraca and like those compilations is intended for (i) those who have an interest in learning about an esoteric tradition with roots in Greco-Roman culture, Hellenistic mysticism, and Renaissance Occultism, and/or (ii) those curious about the Occult philosophy and praxis of the O9A, and/or (iii) those who are already associated with the O9A movement and who aspire to, or have already achieved, the O9A grade of Internal Adept on the O9A Seven Fold Way. The three volumes represent the last word on the O9A insofar as its public personae are concerned as befits the move to O9A phase (iteration) 3. Contents � Preface � O9A: Beyond Satanism? � Evolving Beyond The Original Satanic Paradigm? � Progressive, Traditional, Or Synthesis? � Insight R�les: The Historical And Esoteric Context � Selected Septenary Correspondences � Concerning The Different Versions Of O9A d104s � The Question Of O9A Culling � Culling And The Code of Kindred Honour � Culling: Another Academic Misinterpretation � Empathy in the Esoteric Tradition of the O9A � Fayen, Afsana, Yusra, And The Green Damask Room � Regarding O9A Phase Three � Playing The Sinister Game - A Brief ONA History � The Latin Picatrix, The Arabic Ghayat al-ḥakim, And The O9A � Notes On O9A Ontology And The Ruhaniyyat � Esoteric Philosophy Of The Order Of Nine Angles � On Leaving, Joining, Leadership, and Time � Vindex - Mythos And Logos � Toward The Abyss - A Guide for the Internal Adept � Συνέδριον

The texts included in this book deal with the Occult philosophy of a Western tradition older than the modern Qabalah based Occultism of other groups and movements. These advanced texts - and the knowledge they impart - are likely to be of use to those who have an interest in learning about an esoteric tradition with roots in Greco-Roman culture, Hellenistic mysticism, and Renaissance Occultism, or those who are already associated with O9A and aspire to, or have already achieved, the O9A grade of Internal Adept. This book takes the public profile of the O9A to "the next level". Contents ° Preface ° O9A 101 ° Esoteric Learning Presenced Through Pathei-Mathos ° Seven Fold Way Of The Order Of Nine Angles: The Seven Stages Insight Roles Grade Rituals The Septenary System Self-Initiation Rounwytha Option An O9A Occult Rite ° The Deofel Quintet ° Labyrinthos Mythologicus ° Tree Of Wyrd And The Star Game ° Aesthetic Of The O9A ° The Avenging Alastoras ° The Numinous, Empathy, And The O9A ° The Nine Angles And Acausal Energy ° Appreciating καλὸς κἀγαθός and the O9A ° Mimesis, Sorcery, And Anglicized Names ° Archaic Spelling In O9A Esoteric Tradition ° Western Pagan Curses And Invocations ° The Corpus Hermeticum ° Non-English Names And Terms ° Art Of Shrenching ° Alleged O9A National Socialism ° De Vita Coelitus Comparanda ° The Somnium Scipionis Of Cicero ° Calender Dates and Aural Traditions ° Sorcery In Virgil's Aeneid ° Baphomet - An Esoteric Signification ° Appendix: Geryne of Satan

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 and instructions relating to ceremonial magick in general. 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.

THE SINISTER TRADITION is an authorized edition of three core works of the Order of Nine Angles: the Grimoire of Baphomet, Codex Saerus, and Naos. The Order is one of the oldest schools to codify Satanic practice, and these texts form the basis of the ONA's hermetic Seven-Fold Way, and the system of Traditional Satanism. Herein is described a way of sinister, predatory spirituality which will challenge its readers to find and defy the limits of self and society. Through the Grimoire of Baphomet, Codex Saerus, and Naos, the initiate learns the basics of the Septenary system, the mythos of the Dark Gods, the basics of Sinister Sorcery, Sinister Chant, the Star Game, and the Seven-Fold Way leading to Adepthood and beyond.

Issue I, 122 year of Fayen. The Order of Nine Angles return with a new issue of the infamous Fenrir, Journal of Satanism and the Sinister.Contains recent articles and insights from Anton Long, Chloe WSA, David Myatt and more.

The present work contains esoteric manuscripts circulated among members of the ONA. HOSTIA contains further details of the sinister tradition of that Order and compliment the information about it already available in the books 'Naos', 'The Black Book of Satan' and 'The Deofel Quartet' as well as that published in the journal 'Fenrir'. The aim of publishing these MSS is to make the rituals and methods of this sinister tradition available to all those who might be interested. Such publication, as will be evident, enables individual potential to be fulfilled, aiding the emergence of a new Aeon. This edition contains the contents of HOSTIA vols. I-III.

The genesis of this compilation of essays was, as mentioned in the included essay A Premature Grieving, the publication in 2019, by political advocacy group, of various unsubstantiated allegations and disinformation about me and the subsequent repetition of such allegations and disinformation by some mainstream newspapers and media outlets. The unsubstantiated allegations and the disinformation concerned my supposed continuing involvement with extremism, specifically neo-nazism; it being apparent that neither the political advocacy group nor the newspapers and media which repeated the allegations and the disinformation had bothered to read my extensive post-2011 writings about rejecting extremism and about seeking expiation for my decades-long extremist past. This compilation of essays is my reply to those unsubstantiated allegations and disinformation. Contents � Preface � A Premature Grieving � A Perplexing Failure To Understand � Concerning The Abstractions of Extremism and Race � Some Notes on The Politics and Ideology of Hate Part One: According to the Philosophy of The Numinous Way Part Two: A Personal Perspective - My Uncertitude of Knowing � Some Philosophical and Moral Problems of National-Socialism � Suffering And The Human Culture Of Pathei-Mathos � Persecution And War � The Matter With Death � Appendix I: Physis And Being � Appendix II: Pathei-Mathos: Genesis of My Unknowing � Appendix III: A Matter Of Honour

A mystic tradition can be considered a path or school of spirituality in which ones seeks a direct, personal experience of the Divine Presence - in whatever form that may be - without barriers or intermediaries. It could be said that while religions offer believers a system of belief, mystic traditions offer practitioners a system of experience. In Mysticism in the 21st Century (2nd edition), Monette examines eight contemporary spiritual movements: African Traditional, Buddhism, Gnosticism, Hermeticism, Sufism, Tantra, Witchcraft, and Yoga, providing the reader with an introduction to this branch of the study of religion. In additional to detailed notes, each chapter also includes a recommended reading list for further study, online sources, and review questions at the end of each chapter. Dr. Connell R. Monette is Associate Professor of Religion at Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane (Morocco), where he also serves as Mohammed VI Library Associate Director. He has a Ph.D. in Medieval Studies from University of Toronto, and his major areas of research are medieval literature and religion.

Contents. Part One: Towards Understanding Extremism - Some Notes From Personal Experience. Part Two: A Learning From Grief. Part Three: A Rejection of Extremism Perhaps Explained. The first part contains some reflexions on, and some conclusions concerning, forty years as a practical extremist and forty years of practical experience of extremism and of other extremists. The conclusions regarding extremism resulted from some years of moral, personal, and philosophical questioning and reflexion; a questioning whose genesis was a personal tragedy in 2006, and which questioning led a few years later to a rejection all forms of extremism to the development of a philosophy of pathei-mathos, based on the virtues of empathy, compassion, and humility. Part two consists of transcriptions of some handwritten letters sent to a friend following that tragedy in 2006. Since such personal correspondence is usually far more revealing - of personal views, motivations, and feelings - than some essay or other in which one pontificates about this or that, some readers may find this part more interesting and insightful than either part one or part three. The third part consists of personal replies sent to individuals between 2011 and 2012 and which replies may serve to place into perspective that rejection of all forms of extremism as well as elucidate the development of the philosophy of pathei-mathos.