QLIPHOTH  “Typhonian Erotognosis” Vol VII Standard Edition

QLIPHOTH  “Typhonian Erotognosis” Vol VII
Standard Edition
 
The Liminal Fire Burns Again
There are currents that do not whisper, they just coil. Typhonian Erotognosis represents a primal current, entwined, imbued with fire and erotic dreams, converging where desire merges with magic, transforming the body into a gateway rather than a confinement.
This seventh volume of Qliphoth Journal spirals through those vaporous towers where the erotocomatose rites of LIM ASH KAMAT bleed into waking trance, where limbs are altars and voice becomes serpent. This is not eroticism for pleasure. It is erotognosis—the knowing born of ecstatic dissolution, the sacred perversion of form to reach what lies beyond form.
Each essay is a sigil, each illustration a wound that opens inward. Sean Woodward walks with the Shaman of Leng, traversing forgotten landscapes of dream-death. Toby Chappell threads the Norns into the Left Hand Path, weaving fate through deviant will. Asenath Mason channels Malphas, the architect of the infernal blueprint, while Leonard Dewar calls the Devil not as metaphor, but as force, as presence, as necessary transgressor.
 
From the Slavic underworlds summoned by Lukasz Grochocki to emissaries of infernal blood, to Veronica Rivas invoking the radiant Kurukulla through sacred seduction, this volume is an initiation into the erotic architecture of the Nightside. And through it all, the Typhonian pulse. The current of Set, of Apep, of Damballah whispering in many tongues. Not to be followed. To be ridden. Here, magick is flesh. Desire is a ritual. The body remembers its ancient serpentine form. 
 
Let the fire touch your spine. Let the veil split on its own terms. Welcome to Typhonian Erotognosis.
 
The Book Comes in Two Editions
Standard in Print Hard Cover
Deluxe  in Leather Hard Cover
 
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Shaman of Leng by Sean woodward
 
The Norns and the Left Hand Path by Toby Chappell
 
Malphas, builder of Structures by Asenath Mason  y
 
Slavic Demonology by Lukasz Grochocki 
 
The Call of the Devil by Leonard Dewar
 
Golachab's Wrath by Mike King 
 
An Invocation to the Glorious Kurukulla by Veronica Rivas
 
Amunet by Fr Aiwass
 
The Many Tongues of Damballah by Edgar Kerval
 
Illustrations by Gary Rosemberg, Matt Baldwin Ives, Giselle Bolotin, Sean Woodward