Tree of Qliphoth

This is my first foray into the Qliphoth, I found it exciting and easy to read, very understandable path working in each qliphoth with detailed descriptions on each path. I loved the invocations, although I found myself crossing out some words and substituting my own to do my own invocations in path work. example on page 40 Invocation of Lilith Mother of all abominations and filth? huh? I'm sorry whenever I have channeled Lilith in the past I have never gotten this energy again continued patriarchal demonetization of her even though written by a woman, this will never sit well with me being a matriarchal priestess. but I won't air my beefs here with the book its just too good like an eight course meal, I was full after reading it and had to stop many times to ponder and breath deeply. I wish there was a hard cover copy there needs to be. reading a book like this you read it while in the tub, eating, going shopping literally pushing the cart while reading, yes it that good, the only thing is by the time your finished the book is so beat up, you need another copy

The Qliphoth and its denizens are no joke, and are not to be trifled with.You better make sure that you want the changes that they can give or bring in your life.Lilith in particular has been very persistant with me in order to see if I'm really on board for this and recommended this book to me.This stuff is hardcore transformation.Don't make promises you don't intend to keep, and don't start initiating yourself into these spheres if you are not intending to finish the transformation, because you may very well be dragged kicking and screaming in order to finish it 😬Good luck to all, and if you do start, feel free to call upon Naamah in order to ask for her help in grounding these energies in you/your life when you are feeling overwhelmed.I have found both Naamah and Lilith both incredibly patient and loving w/ me at times in my own journey.If you give them honesty and respect, I can't see them spurning you.

Another excellent release from The Temple of Ascending Flame, & Asenath Mason. This book gives a good amount if information of each of the Qliphothic realms, from rituals & meditations, & the best of all actual descriptions of what they look like and one can encounter there. This is not for beginners as these forces can wreak havoc on you, SERIOUSLY!! You'll also find essays from various contributors who are advanced members of the Dark Arts.This realm is as terrifying as it gets as far as malicious beings are concerned. There is empowerment here also, which is one's true goal unless your knowledgeable of these forces & at least, intermediate in the occult world. If you've worked with the Tree of Life first, it'll be better for you, unless your highly adept of course. This IS the real thing. Even if you don't plan on using the ritual instructions inside it is a fascinating read nonetheless and can be used as a mini-reference as well. Either way a great read for those of the Left-Hand Path, but also others as well.

I am searching for a more clearer understanding of qabalah/mysticism, searching for knowledge as well as to a better understanding of why I am here.Reading the description of this book gave me the idea that I was going to be handed a small window into the workings of the Tree of Life/Death as it relates to the Qabalah and life.This book is a study on initiation into a cult, loosely based on teachings from mystic texts. It is generally beneficial to be aware of all information when studying topics. Was a little disappointed that more information about source material was not included.

I actually read through it before I started from the beginning and did the ritual and chants. If anything it was a journey and I enjoy how it enlightens the imagination as I visualize the different realms. It kind of incited my imagination the same as a Stephen king gunslinger novel. Very interesting book I am glad to own!

Arrived super promptly.I'm just getting acquainted with the qlippoth and the Draconian current so I cant speak about it. What I CAN say is that the book is well written, straight to the matter, and haven't spotted a single error or typo.So far, learning things I hadn't known.

Asenath Mason has made a tremendous contribution to modern understanding of a very old form of magick/mysticism, as a result I find myself becoming a fan of her work. Thank you for another great book.

Manly Hall wrote in the pamplet "Melchezadek and the Mystery of Fire" that there are two races of humans, the Children of Jehovah and the Children of Samael and they are deadly enemies. The Children of Samael it seems are like the Druids and those close to nature. This book reveals again that the Children of Jehovah hates those of Samael and portrays them as very evil and blood thirsty. This is not a correct depiction. As a child of Samael living in the world controlled by Jehovah's children has been a nightmare for me. strict solitude has been the only way I have been able to survive. On land lock property with a closed and locked gate, communing with nature with very little human contact, I have peace.

Disappointing in that it is just an inverted take on the likes of The Golden Dawn in self initiation and pathworking with a reverse version of the Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram. At best lazy writing with no scholarship, plagiarising other traditions and reversing the invocatiions.I was expecting more analysis along the lines of, say, Kenneth Grant's Nightside of Eden. Nightside only deals with the paths, or tunnels of Set, and not the qlipha. I am approaching the Qliphoth from a psychology interest and how it's aspects manifest in the real world.

Interesting book to add to my collection of occult, philosophy and related topics.

A very good book on the reverse side of the tree.

Excellent

Another well written book exploring concepts of the Qliphoth.Added to other books helps builds up an interesting guide to thus style of path working.