Diabolic Gnosticism: Mythos and Philosophy

'Diabolic Gnosticism' is a bombastic and schizophrenic collection of writings about the Devil and Diabolism, full of hyperbole and gusto, as well as angst, anger and aggression. The passages oscillate between carefully considered reflections on the subject matter to disjointed poetic ejaculations of pure, ofttimes untarnished and unpolished thought about topics ranging from Chaos Magick, religious practices, Satanic rituals, self overcoming and spiritual ascension. The philosophy and mythos of Diabolic Gnosticism is heavily rooted in the ideas of Frederick Nietzsche, covered in the blood of an extremely thorough and passionate Australian occultist, who has been there and done that, with full conviction.

Being a unique cross between Chaos Magick, Theistic Satanism and Gnosticism, this work does nothing to alleviate the curious reader's anxieties when considering such subjects, and is a difficult read, aimed at those prone to short sharp stabs and fragments of inspired texts rather than a careful and logical piece. Be prepared to walk away having more questions than answers and being more confused than certain about what has been said within "Diabolic Gnosticism', for this is a text that targets the soul rather than the interlect of rational thinkers. This book is a danger to the staid way of life, and your mind will be changed; the doors of perception will be utterly blasted off their hinges.