Russian Black Magic: The Beliefs and Practices of Heretics and Blasphemers

176 Pages·22·1.41 MB·english

by  Natasha Helvin

A Cautionary Note to the Reader
Russian black magic is cerebral and philosophical, a studied practice of
intellectual arts and manifestation of the human Will. It is for those who
are curious about the unknown, rather than those who fear mysteries
and taboos. Black magic favors the bold. This book is intended for
readers who seek to make changes in their lives and embrace the
mysterious and the forbidden.
Any readers who use or try to use any of the spells from this
book do so entirely at their own risk. The author and the publisher
accept no liability if the work does or does not have the desired effect or
results. This book is for educational, spiritual, and inspirational use only.
CONTENTS
Cover Image
Title Page
INTRODUCTION. What Is Slavic Black Magic?
Chapter 1. The Birth of Russian Black Magic
THE SUPPRESSION OF PRE-CHRISTIAN FAITHS
DUAL FAITH: RUSSIAN BLACK MAGIC AND
CHRISTIANITY
TRAINING AND DISCIPLES
Chapter 2. Veretnics and the Demonic Faith
DEMONIC DOCTRINE
THE INTERSECTION OF MAGIC AND RELIGION
Chapter 3. The Demonic Pantheon
PRINCE SATAN
PRINCE VELIGOR
PRINCE VERSAUL
PRINCE ASPID
PRINCE ENOCH
PRINCE ENARH
PRINCESS DEATH
PRINCE INDIK
PRINCE MAFAWA
THE HOME OF DEMONS
Chapter 4. The Three Forces, the Soul, and Satanism
THE ORIGIN OF THE WORLD
THE ORIGIN OF MAN
FATE AND PREDESTINATION
WHAT IS THE SOUL AND WHAT IS IT TO THE DEVIL AND
GOD?
RUSSIAN BLACK MAGIC, PAGANISM, AND MODERN
SATANISM
BLACK MAGIC SPELLWORK
Chapter 5. Basic Rules and Principles of Magic
RULE NUMBER 1: IMAGINATION
RULE NUMBER 2: WILL
RULE NUMBER 3: FAITH
RULE NUMBER 4: SECRECY
THE LAWS OF MAGIC
SPELLS AND WHAT RITUAL WORDS MEAN
THE ALATYR-STONE
SORCERY BOOKS OR BOOKS OF SHADOWS
PRACTICES OF MAGES
THE BEST TIME FOR SORCERY
THE POWER OF CROSSROADS
DOLLS FOR MAGICAL WORK
OFFERINGS
SACRIFICES
HOW TO SUMMON DEMONS AND WHY
Chapter 6. Principles of Cemetery Magic
CHOOSING A GRAVE
GREETING AND OFFERING GIFTS TO THE DEAD
HOW TO RECITE SPELLS
MATERIALS FOR RITUALS
DAYS OF REVERENCE AT THE CEMETERY
Chapter 7. Cemetery Spells
LOVE MAGIC IN THE CEMETERY
BREAKUP AND DIVORCE SPELLS
CURSES
TRANSFERS IN MAGIC
SPELLS TO CALL OR REPEL MAGES AND OTHERS
Chapter 8. Principles of Church Sorcery
MAGE BEHAVIOR IN THE CHURCH
Chapter 9. Church Spells
EASTER CURSES
DAILY BLACK RITUALS
THE TWELVE INFERNAL SPELLS OF HERETICS OR
VERETNICS
Chapter 10. Blood Magic
METHODS FOR OBTAINING RITUAL BLOOD
Chapter 11. Pact with the Devil
Chapter 12. The Thirteen Veretnic Spells of Evil
Footnotes
About the Author
About Inner Traditions • Bear & Company
Books of Related Interest
Copyright & Permissions
Index
INTRODUCTION
WHAT IS SLAVIC BLACK MAGIC?
S
lavic black magic is a system of ancient sorcery that originates
with the black mages of Kievan Rus (Ukraine, Belarus, and
Russia in 882–1240). Those mages, whose ancient spells were
mostly destructive, were called black practitioners.
Sometime after the violent baptism of Russia (990–991) into the
Orthodox faith, a new tradition based on old-world witchcraft began
to take form. Initially it consisted of secret knowledge transmitted
through notebooks wrapped in black covers and written at night. This
led to it being called black magic among the common people. By
association, practitioners who preserved and passed on their
knowledge by recording it in the so-called black books began to be
called black mages. This tradition was born about a century ago; up
until then, knowledge about sorcery was mainly transmitted orally.
The echoes of ancient witchcraft practices are at the heart of
modern black magic. This includes, in particular, work with the forces
of nature and the world of the dead. Elements of the Christian faith
were also imposed from the outside (the concepts of good and evil,
God and the devil), intertwined with pagan elements. In black magic,
Russian methods of sorcery are intermingled with various foreign
ones. The best ones are centuries old and passed on by many
generations of mages who devoted themselves to the secrets of
sorcery. These mages made a contract with the devil. In the process
they renounced God, their families, and the forces of good. In
making this contract, mages signed away their souls. In exchange,
they received knowledge and power that allowed them to mediate
among worlds and people, to gain various otherworldly powers, and