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The Black Star of Nuit by Jack Fox-Williams.

Forthcoming is a brand new book by the author Jack Fox-Williams. The internal layout design is now 99% done and we are working on the final details and edits.


The book is scheduled for release in the next weeks/months. We will be posting updates on Facebook and Instagram. A more accurate release date shall be announced as soon as our printer company informs us with an Exit-Factory date. As soon as the physical copies have arrived, we will then post an update and photo's of the books and then the packing and shipping of the pre-ordered copies will start.


There will be a Standard Edition and a limited Deluxe Edition be made available to pre-order.


Synopsis:


While the Tree of Life represents the unity of Gods creation, the Qliphoth symbolizes the path of death, destruction, and decay through which the initiate achieves self-deification, becoming God unto themselves. In this sense, the former is based upon the worship of a demiurgic being, beyond human comprehension, while the latter attempts to usurp the demiurge so that he may achieve godhood, endowed with the powers of creation and destruction. The Tree of Life allows the adept to merge with the unity of God while the Qliphoth enable the individual to separate themselves from such unity and create their own reality, channelling the power of the Black Flame. This tension, between unity and separation, is the primary difference between the left- and right-hand path, with satanists seeking to overthrow the demiurgic power-structure so they can control their own destiny. The Black Star of Nuit, however, aims to unify both currents by suggesting that creation and destruction, being and non-being, separation and unity, light and darkness, logos and anti-logos, God and Satan, are simulacral projections of a nothingness so supreme that it is beyond such dualities, even that of duality and non-duality.

Drawing upon the teachings of Theosophy, Thelema, Buddhism and Hinduism, as well as the work of Kenneth Grant, the book suggests that one must walk the Qliphothic path in order to overthrow the demiurge and achieve self-deification, however, at the same time, remain supremely humble in the knowledge that they never leave the womb of the Divine Mother, the Ain. While Crowleys religion of Thelema has largely gone out of fashion since his death, his conception of Hadit, as the Hidden God, the True Will, in the centre of Nuit, the Goddess of absolute nothingness, provides a valuable framework for uniting these two currents. By walking through the Tunnels of Set, destroying all false illusions, attachments and desires, the Luciferian Light shines forth and the initiate becomes the Hidden God, discovering the infinite potential within. However, at the same time, they are nothing without the Divine Mother, beyond being and non-being. Thus, one becomes the worshipper and the worshipped, the slayer and the slain, the master and the slave, simultaneously overthrowing the demiurgic tyranny while revering the Goddess of all Goddess. You realize that you are God, the source of all creation and destruction, because you are ALL and NOTHING, yet an individual ONE. This magical scheme not only provides practical techniques for invoking the Qliphothic powers but also invoking the forces of Hadit, Nuit and Ra-Hoor-Khuit, combining left-hand-path workings with Thelemic Magic. It also provides meditations for achieving the neither-neither state and intuiting the infinite nothingness of absolute consciousness. In this sense, it provides a highly dynamic system of magick, transcending the simple dualities of left and right-hand philosophy.

Table of Contents

Introduction
Gnosticism
Interpretations of Nothingness
Satanism 
Heru-Ra-Ha
Cosmogenesis
The Nightside of Eden
The Mystery of Daath
The Thoughtless Light
Pravritti and Nivritti
Manvantara and Muhapralaya
Negative Archetypes
Vajrayana Buddhism
The Qliphothic Spheres
Emptiness and Fullness
Ain: Absolute Nothingness Beyond Being and Non-Being
Ain Soph: The Centreless Centre in the Womb of Infinite Nothingness
Ain Soph Aur: The Luminosity of the Eternal Void
Conclusion: Uniting the Left and Right-Hand Path
Practical Magic