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Howard Phillips Lovecraft (/ˈlʌvkræft,-ˌkrɑːft/; August 20, 1890 – March 15, 1937) — known as H.P.Lovecraft — was an American author who achieved posthumous famethrough his influential works of horror fiction. Virtually unknownand only published in pulp magazines before he died in poverty, heis now regarded as one of the most significant 20th-century authorsin his genre.

Lovecraft was born in Providence, Rhode Island, where he spentmost of his life. His father was confined to a mental institutionwhen Lovecraft was three years old. His grandfather, a wealthybusinessman, enjoyed storytelling and was an early influence.Intellectually precocious but sensitive, Lovecraft began composingrudimentary horror tales by the age of eight, but suffered fromoverwhelming feelings of anxiety. He encountered problems withclassmates in school, and was kept at home by his highly strung andoverbearing mother for illnesses that may have been psychosomatic.In high school, Lovecraft was able to better connect with his peersand form friendships. He also involved neighborhood children inelaborate make-believe projects, only regretfully ceasing theactivity at seventen years old. Despite leaving school in 1908without graduating — he found mathematics particularly difficult —Lovecraft had developed a formidable knowledge of his favoredsubjects, such as history, linguistics, chemistry, andastronomy.

Although he seems to have had some social life, attendingmeetings of a club for local young men, Lovecraft, in earlyadulthood, was established in a reclusive 'nightbird' lifestylewithout occupation or pursuit of romantic adventures. In 1913 hisconduct of a long running controversy in the letters page of astory magazine led to his being invited to participate in anamateur journalism association. Encouraged, he started circulatinghis stories; he was 31 at the time of his first publication in aprofessional magazine. Lovecraft contracted a marriage to an olderwoman he had met at an association conference. By age 34, he was aregular contributor to newly founded Weird Tales magazine; heturned down an offer of the editorship.

Lovecraft returned to Providence from New York in 1926, and overthe next nine months he produced some of his most celebrated talesincluding "The Call of Cthulhu", canonical to the Cthulhu Mythos.Never able to support himself from earnings as author and editor,Lovecraft saw commercial success increasingly elude him in thislatter period, partly because he lacked the confidence and drive topromote himself. He subsisted in progressively straitenedcircumstances in his last years; an inheritance was completelyspent by the time he died at the age of 46.

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The 72 Spirits of the Goetia 1.0 APK
The Companion App to my Greater and LesserGoetic Magick apps!This app contains the 72 sigils, and the names and descriptionsof the 72 intelligences- Indispensable for the modernoccultist.The demons' names are taken from the Ars Goetia, which differsin terms of number and ranking from the Pseudomonarchia Daemonum ofJohann Weyer. As a result of multiple translations, there aremultiple spellings for some of the names, which are given in thearticles concerning them.The "72-fold name" is highly important to Sefer Raziel, and akey (but often missing) component to the magical practices in TheLesser Key of Solomon. It is derived from Exodus 14:19-21, readboustrophedonically to produce 72 names of three letters. Thismethod was expounded with no difficulty by Rashi, apparently widelyknown throughout the Geonic period. Kabbalist and occultist legendsstate that the 72-fold name was used by Moses to cross the Red Sea,and that it can grant later holymen the power to control demons,heal the sick, prevent natural disasters, and even killenemies.The 72-fold name is mentioned in Roger Bacon, who complainedabout a book titled Liber semamphoras, more specifically thelinguistic corruption that occurred in translating Hebrew to Latin.The angels of the Shemhamphorash factored heavily into thecosmology of Johann Reuchlin influencing Heinrich CorneliusAgrippa[3] and Athanasius Kircher. Thomas Rudd featured the 72angels in his magic, as a balancing force against the evil spiritsof the Ars Goetia or in isolation. Rudd's material on theShemhamphorash was later copied and expanded by Blaise de Vigenère,whose manuscripts were in turn used by Samuel Liddell MacGregorMathers in his works for the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.
Liber 777 1.0 APK
777 is one of the most prominent books of theQabalah in the western esoteric tradition, alongside Samuel LiddellMacGregor Mathers' Kabbalah Unveiled, Israel Regardie's A Garden ofPomegranates and Dion Fortune's Mystical Qabalah. The Kabbalahhowever is a much earlier Jewish form of Torah commentary that wasprominent in the sixteenth century via the book the Zohar. Itintroduced the diminishing Four Worlds, God as the transcendent AinSoph, Israel as embodying the Shekinah, or "presence", as spouse ofthe male God, and most popularly the ten Sephiroth as schema of theuniverse between Israel and Jehovah. It did this by interpretingthe concrete letters of the scripture rather than, say, theuniversal parable more evident in the gospels. Through thereformation it became popular with occultists like HeinrichCornelius Agrippa, Pico della Mirandola and Eliphas Levi beforebeing formalised in popular new-age magic.Gematria was extrapolated from The Equinox vol. 1, no.5 where itwas originally titled Temple of Solomon the King continued beingthe fifth in that series. It explains the dogmatic Qabalah astaught by the original order of the Hermetic Order of the GoldenDawn. The main studies are the ten sephiroth—emanations or rungs ofa divine hierarchy between Earth and Godhead—and the three forms ofword analysis. These consist of gematria where each of thetwenty-two letters of the Hebrew alphabet have their own number andare added together in words to make metaphorical sympathy; aiqbaqir, also called "Qabalah of the Nine Chambers", which convertsany letter in a word to its radical equivalent. It quotes much ofthe introduction to Mathers' Kabbalah Unveiled and also Crowley'sown Qabalistic Dogma, an appendix to his Collected Works vol. I.before beginning a study of important numbers in magical art.Liber 777 Vel Prolegoma Symbolica Ad Systemam Sceptico-MysticaeViae Explicande, Fundamentum Hieroglyphicum SanctissimorumScientiae Summae is designated a "Class B" document by Crowley. Thetitle refers to a lightning flash descending the diagrammaticworlds, the zig-zag pattern suggesting three diminishing 7s. Itconsists of roughly 191 columns, with each row corresponding to aspecific Sephirah or path on the Tree of Life for a total of 35rows and is used for a quick reference for corresponding mnemonicsand factors of religion for use in magic (for instance, anevocation of Venus would have one looking across that column forthe colour corresponding to Venus that will be the colour of his orher robe, and then Venusian incense, etc.).The first appearance of 777 was published anonymously in 1909after Crowley had written it from memory in just a week. Anintroduction to one edition by "Frater N∴" states that Crowley mayhave published it anonymously because it was taken from a HermeticOrder of the Golden Dawn manuscript that was obligatory forinitiates to memorise.Within the detail of the book the column's vertical axis isnumbered from 1 to 32 signifying the 32-paths of wisdom which occurin the western Qabalah, numbers 1–10 are the sephirah of theuniverse and numbers 11–32 the paths which join them. Thehorizontal columns have many categories pertinent to religion,mythology and magick given in some 32-parts each. The Hebrewalphabet, the Tarot cards and the astrological glyphs fortunatelytotal 22-each and are given to the paths as a map of the magician'suniverse. From the 11th path onward some of these numbers have beenexemplified by appearing to the left or right in the margin foreasy reference, paths 11, 23, 31, 32-bis and 31-bis are leftwardsand denote the five astrological elements; paths 15, 16, 17, 18,19, 20, 22, 24, 25, 26, 28, 29 are rightwards and denote the 12astrological signs, the rest are astrological planets.
Mahanirvana Tantra 1.0 APK
These texts describe the esoteric teachings ofTantra, a belief system which originated in India, practiced by anumber of Hindus and Buddhists. Tantra has become a synonym in theWest for unbridled sexuality; however, sexuality is only one faucetof this elaborate spiritual practice.This is one of the best known of the Tantric scriptures. It wastranslated by Sir John Woodroffe (under the pseudonym ‘ArthurAvalon‘), one of the few Indologists to gain direct access to thisobscure and secretive branch of Hinduism. Framed as a conversationbetween the god Shiva and goddess Shaki, this text describes thechakra, or subtle energy structure of the human body, ceremonies,yogic practices and mantras for meditation, and a summary of theHindu laws (dharma) regarding sexual behavior.There are three classes of men – pashu, Vira, and Divya. Theoperation of the guna which produce these types affect, on thegross material plane, the animal tendencies, manifesting in thethree chief physical functions – eating and drinking, whereby theannamayakosha is maintained; and sexual intercourse, by which it isreproduced. These functions are the subject of the panchatattva orpanchamakara ("five m’s"), as they are vulgarly called – viz.:madya (wine)mangsa (meat)matsya (fish)mudra (parched grain)maithuna (coition).In ordinary parlance, mudra means ritual gestures or positions ofthe body in worship and hathayoga, but as one of the five elementsit is parched cereal, and is defined as Bhrishtadanyadikang yadyadchavyaniyam prachakshate, sa mudra kathita devi sarvveshangnaganam-dini.The Tantras speak of the five elements as pancha-tattva,kuladravya, kulatattva, and certain of the elements have esotericnames, such as Karanavari or tirtha-vari, for wine, the fifthelement being usually called lata-sadhana (sadhana with woman, orshakti). The five elements, moreover have various meanings,according as they form part of the tamasika (pashvachara), rajasika(virachara), or divya or sattvika sadhanas respectively.All the elements or their substitutes are purified andconsecrated, and then, with the appropriate ritual, the first fourare consumed, such consumption being followed by lata-sadhana orits symbolic equivalent. The Tantra prohibits indiscriminate use ofthe elements, which may be consumed or employed only afterpurification (sho-dhana) and during worship according to theTantric ritual. Then, also, all excess is forbidden. TheShyama-rahasya says that intemperance leads to Hell, and thisTantra condemns it in Chapter V. A well-known saying in Tantradescribes the true "hero" (vira) to be, not he who is of greatphysical strength and prowess, the great eater and drinker, or manof powerful sexual energy, but he who has controlled his senses, isa truth-seeker, ever engaged in worship, and who has sacrificedlust and all other passions. (Jitendriyah satyavadinityanushthanatatparah kamadi-validanashcha sa vira itigiyate.)
Egyptian Book of the Dead 1.0 APK
The Book of the Dead is the common name forthe ancient Egyptian funerary texts known as The Book of Coming [orGoing] Forth By Day. The name "Book of the Dead" was the inventionof the German Egyptologist Karl Richard Lepsius, who published aselection of some texts in 1842.Religion guided every aspect of Egyptian life. Egyptian religionwas based on polytheism, or the worship of many deities. TheEgyptians had as many as 2000 gods and goddesses each representingcharacteristics of a specific earthly force, combined with aheavenly power. Often gods and goddesses were represented as parthuman and part animal.They considered animals such as the bull, the cat, and thecrocodile to be holy. Their two chief gods were Amon-Ra and Osiris.Amon-Ra was believed to be the sun god and the lord of theuniverse. Osiris was the god of the underworld and was the god thatmade a peaceful afterlife possible. The Egyptian "Book of the Dead"contains the major ideas and beliefs in the ancient Egyptianreligion. Because their religion stressed an afterlife, Egyptiansdevoted much time and energy into preparing for their journey tothe "next world."The text was initially carved on the exterior of the deceasedperson's sarcophagus, but was later written on papyrus now known asscrolls and buried inside the sarcophagus with the deceased,presumably so that it would be both portable and close at hand.Other texts often accompanied the primary texts including thehypocephalus (meaning 'under the head') which was a primer versionof the full text.Books of the Dead constituted as a collection of spells, charms,passwords, numbers and magical formulas for the use of the deceasedin the afterlife. This described many of the basic tenets ofEgyptian mythology. They were intended to guide the dead throughthe various trials that they would encounter before reaching theunderworld. Knowledge of the appropriate spells was consideredessential to achieving happiness after death. Spells orenchantments vary in distinctive ways between the texts ofdiffering "mummies" or sarcophagi, depending on the prominence andother class factors of the deceased.Books of the Dead were usually illustrated with pictures showingthe tests to which the deceased would be subjected. The mostimportant was the weighing of the heart of the dead person againstMa'at, or Truth (carried out by Anubis). The heart of the dead wasweighed against a feather, and if the heart was not weighed downwith sin (if it was lighter than the feather) he was allowed to goon. The god Thoth would record the results and the monster Ammitwould wait nearby to eat the heart should it prove unworthy.The earliest known versions date from the 16th century BC duringthe 18th Dynasty (ca. 1580 BC–1350 BC). It partly incorporated twoprevious collections of Egyptian religious literature, known as theCoffin Texts (ca. 2000 BC) and the Pyramid Texts (ca. 2600 BC-2300BC), both of which were eventually superseded by the Book of theDead.The text was often individualized for the deceased person - sono two copies contain the same text - however, "book" versions aregenerally categorized into four main divisions – the Heliopolitanversion, which was edited by the priests of the college of Annu(used from the 5th to the 11th dynasty and on walls of tombs untilabout 200); the Theban version, which contained hieroglyphics only(20th to the 28th dynasty); a hieroglyphic and hieratic characterversion, closely related to the Theban version, which had no fixedorder of chapters (used mainly in the 20th dynasty); and the Saiteversion which has strict order (used after the 26th dynasty).It is notable, that the Book of the Dead for Scribe Ani, thePapyrus of Ani, was originally 78 Ft, and was separated into 37sheets at appropriate chapter and topical divisions.
1=10 Neophyte Grade 1.0 APK
A suitable resource for the Aspirant to theA.'.A.'.The Great Work, for the Neophyte, is defined as, “to obtaincontrol of the nature and powers of my own being.”This app contains the following materials:Liber Resh - An instruction for adorations of the Sun four timesdaily, with the object of composing the mind to meditation and ofregularizing the practices.Star Ruby - This is the chapter called the "Star Ruby" in TheBook of Lies. It is an improved form of the "lesser" ritual of thePentagram.Liber O Vel Manus SagittaeLiber E Vel ExcercitiorumLiber CMXIII, Liber Viae Memoriïae - Gives methods of attainingthe magical memory or memory of past lives, and an insight into thefunction of the aspirant in this present life.Liber XXXVI Star Sapphire - An improved form of the Ritual ofthe Hexagram.Liber HHH - Gives three methods of attainment through a willedseries of thoughts.Liber A vel Armoranum (Building the Pantace) - An instructionfor the preparation of the Elemental Instruments.Liber IV, Liber ABA (Part 2)Liber Liberi vel Lapidis Lazuli, Adumbratio Kabbalae -Liber AL Vel Legis - The Book of the Law -Liber Tau vel Kabbalae Trium LiterarumLiber DCCCXI, Energized Enthusiasm - A Note on Theurgy.The GoetiaDiary of a Drug FiendMoonchildThe Book of ThothLiber DCLXXI, Liber Pyramidos - A self-initiation adaptationfrom Liber ThROA, written by Fra. O.M. for use in his ownadvancement to the 6=5 Grade of Adeptus Major.Liber Os Abysmi va Daath - An instruction in a purelyintellectual method of entering the Abyss.Graduum Montis Abiegni - An account of the task of the Aspirantfrom Probationer to Adept.A Description of the Tarot Cards - A complete treatise on theTarot, giving a description of the correct designs of the cardswith their attributions and symbolic meanings on all the planes.Also includes a method of divination by their use.Liber Gaias - Gives a simple and fairly satisfactory system ofdivination by Geomancy.Liber CMLXIII, The Treasure House of Images - Ecstatic hymns tothe 12 Signs of the Zodiac, by Fra. N.S.F.To borrow a phrase from alchemy, the Neophyte Grade marks a“volatilizing of the fixed,” an intentional stirring intoinstability of a relatively inert “first matter,” as a necessarystage of its transformation.The A∴A∴ is a spiritual organisation described in 1907 byoccultist Aleister Crowley. Its members are dedicated to theadvancement of humanity by perfection of the individual on everyplane through a graded series of universal initiations. The A∴A∴claims to have been present in all societies and epochs, althoughnot necessarily under that name. Its initiations are syncretic,unifying the essence of Theravada Buddhism with Vedantic yoga andceremonial magic. The A∴A∴ applies what it describes as mysticaland magical methods of spiritual attainment under the structure ofthe Qabalistic Tree of Life, and aims to research, practice, andteach "scientific illuminism".The organisation's motto is "The method of science, the aim ofreligion."The A∴A∴ claims to have been present in all societies andepochs, although not necessarily under that name.The A∴A∴ was reconstituted in 1907 by Aleister Crowley andGeorge Cecil Jones, claiming authority from Aiwass (the Author ofThe Book of the Law) and other Secret Chiefs of the planetaryspiritual order after the schism in and subsequent collapse of theHermetic Order of the Golden Dawn at the turn of the Twentiethcentury.[2] The principal holy book of the A∴A∴ is the book Crowleycalled "AL" and "Liber Legis", technically called "Liber AL velLegis sub figura CCXX as delivered by 93=418 to DCLXVI", whosescriptural title is The Book of the Law, by which name the Book ismost commonly known and referred to. There are several other holybooks venerated in A∴A∴, which comprise the so-called Class A andAB material.
Cancer Astrology 1.0 APK
Cancer (♋) is an astrological sign, which isassociated with the constellation Cancer. It spans the 90-120thdegree of the zodiac, between 90 and 125.25 degree of celestiallongitude. Under the tropical zodiac, the Sun transits this area onaverage between June 22 to July 21, and under the sidereal zodiac,the Sun transits this area between approximately July 16 and August15.In astrology, a decan is said to be the ensign for a set of dayswithin the heliocentric phase of Cancer. Each paradigm has its ownplanetary liaison. All of this has to do with what planet isaffecting the sun's path at the time.Decan I: June 22 - July 1 (Sovereign: the Moon) "the positiveand negative traits of this sign would be more prominent."Decan II: July 2 - July 12 (Sovereign: Mars) "the strongerqualities of the Zodiac Sign Cancer are generally exhibited inthese individuals"Decan III: July 13 - July 21 (Sovereign: Jupiter) "can beassured of good fame and fortune in his life".AssociationsIn astrology, a planet's domicile is the zodiac sign over whichit has rulership. The planet said to be ruler of Cancer is theMoon.This app contains all the information you will need tounderstand the Cancer Native. It includes extensive Sun Signinformation, as well as important details regarding all Seven ofthe Sacred Planets when they are located in the sign of Cancer.This app also details the compatibility of the Cancer Sun Nativewith all 11 other Sun Natives, including Aries, Taurus, Gemini,Leo, Pisces, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, andAquarius.I will be adding more important information in futureupdates.
Lesser Goetic Magick 1.0 APK
This app is a completed, step by step, list ofthe conjurations and invocations used to summon any of the 72spirits of the Goetia.The apps looks wonderful on phones or tablets.To chose the spirit you wish to summon, download the companionapp called The 72 Spirits of the Goetia, available on GooglePlay!The Lesser Key of Solomon, also known as the Clavicula SalomonisRegis or Lemegeton, is an anonymous grimoire (or spell book)focused on demonology. It was compiled in the mid-seventeenthcentury, mostly from materials a couple of centuries older. It isdivided into five books, the Ars Goetia, the Ars Theurgia-Goetia,the Ars Paulina, the Ars Almadel, and the Ars Notoria.The most obvious source for the Ars Goetia is Johann Weyer'sPseudomonarchia Daemonum in his De praestigiis daemonum. Weyer doesnot cite, and is unaware of, any other books in the Lemegeton,indicating that the Lemegeton was derived from his work, not theother way around.The order of the spirits was changed between thetwo, four additional spirits were added to the later work, and onespirit (Pruflas) was omitted. The omission of Pruflas, a mistakethat also occurs in an edition of Pseudomonarchia Daemonum cited inReginald Scot's The Discoverie of Witchcraft, indicates that theArs Goetia could not have been compiled before 1570. Indeed, itappears that the Ars Goetia is more dependent upon Scot'stranslation of Weyer than Weyer's work in itself. Additionally,some material was used from Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa's ThreeBooks of Occult Philosophy, the Heptameron by pseudo-Pietrod'Abano, and the Magical Calender.Weyer's Officium Spirituum, which is likely related to a 1583manuscript titled "The Office of Spirits", appears to haveultimately been an elaboration on a fifteenth century manuscripttitled Le Livre des Esperitz (of which 30 of its 47 spirits arenearly identical to spirits in the Ars Goetia).In a slightly later copy made by Dr. Thomas Rudd, this portionwas labelled "Liber Malorum Spirituum seu Goetia," and the sealsand demons were paired with those of the seventy-two angels of theShemhamphorasch,[3] who were intended to protect the conjurer andcontrol the demons he summoned. The angelic names and seals werederived from a manuscript by Blaise de Vigenère, whose papers werealso used by Samuel Liddell MacGregor Mathers in his works for theHermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. Rudd may have derived his copyof Liber Malorum Spirituum from now a lost work by JohannesTrithemius, who taught Agrippa, who in turn taught Weyer.This portion of the work was later translated by S.L. MacGregorMathers and published by Aleister Crowley under the title The Bookof the Goetia of Solomon the King. Crowley added some additionalinvocations previously unrelated to the original work, as well asessays describing the rituals as psychological exploration insteadof demon summoning.
The Divine Pymander of Hermes 1.0 APK
The Hermetica are Egyptian-Greek wisdom textsfrom the 2nd and 3rd centuries CE,[1] which are mostly presented asdialogues in which a teacher, generally identified as HermesTrismegistus ("thrice-greatest Hermes"), enlightens a disciple. Thetexts form the basis of Hermeticism. They discuss the divine, thecosmos, mind, and nature. Some touch upon alchemy, astrology, andrelated concepts.The term particularly applies to the Corpus Hermeticum, MarsilioFicino's Latin translation in fourteen tracts, of which eight earlyprinted editions appeared before 1500 and a further twenty-two by1641. This collection, which includes the Pœmandres and someaddresses of Hermes to disciples Tat, Ammon and Asclepius, was saidto have originated in the school of Ammonius Saccas and to havepassed through the keeping of Michael Psellus: it is preserved infourteenth century manuscripts. The last three tracts in moderneditions were translated independently from another manuscript byFicino's contemporary Lodovico Lazzarelli (1447–1500) and firstprinted in 1507. Extensive quotes of similar material are found inclassical authors such as Joannes Stobaeus.Parts of the Hermetica appeared in the 4th-century Gnosticlibrary found in Nag Hammadi. Other works in Syriac, Arabic,Armenian, Coptic and other languages may also be termed Hermetica —another famous tract is the Emerald Tablet, which teaches thedoctrine "as above, so below".All these are themselves remnants of a more extensiveliterature, part of the syncretic, intellectualized paganism oftheir era, a cultural movement that also included the Neoplatonicphilosophy of the Greco-Roman mysteries and late Orphic andPythagorean literature and influenced Gnostic forms of theAbrahamic religions. There are significant differences: theHermetica contain no explicit allusions to Biblical texts and arelittle concerned with Greek mythology or the technical minutiae ofmetaphysical Neoplatonism. However most of these schools do agreein attributing the creation of the world to a Demiurge rather thanthe supreme being and in accepting reincarnation. AlthoughNeoplatonic philosophers, who quote apocryphal works of Orpheus,Zoroaster, Pythagoras and other figures, almost never cite HermesTrismegistus, the tracts were still popular enough in the 5thcentury to be argued against by Augustine of Hippo in the City ofGod.The following are the titles:The First BookThe Second Book. Called PoemanderThe Third Book. Called The Holy SermonThe Fourth Book. Called The KeyThe Fifth BookThe Sixth Book. Called That in God alone is GoodThe Seventh Book. His Secret Sermon in the Mount Of Regeneration,andThe Profession of Silence. To His Son TatThe Eighth Book. That The Greatest Evil In Man, Is The Not KnowingGodThe Ninth Book. A Universal Sermon To AsclepiusThe Tenth Book. The Mind to HermesThe Eleventh Book. Of the Common Mind to TatThe Twelfth Book. His Crater or MonasThe Thirteenth Book. Of Sense and UnderstandingThe Fourteenth Book. Of Operation and SenseThe Fifteenth Book. Of Truth to His Son TatThe Sixteenth Book. That None of the Things that are, canPerishThe Seventeenth Book. To Asclepius, to be Truly Wise