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Walpurgisnacht (Walburga’s Night / Walpurgis Night) is a Germanic holiday which is celebrated at the same time as Beltane. Bonfires are kindled throughout the land with a celebration of life, fertility and renewal. May-Eve or April 30th (Walpurgis Night) onward to the 1st of May is the beginning of Summer and a time, like Samhain or Halloween, when the veil between the world of the living and the Otherworld are thin. The Spirits of the Dead, Ancestral Shades known as the Fae may communicate with ease to the living. The actual namesake of Walpurgis Night, Saint Walburga, has little to do with the modern Pagan and Magickial celebrations of the beginning of Summer.
The Germanic practice of Witchcraft around the 16th and 17th Century are remembered in the tales of the Witches Sabbat: the dreaming spirits of sorcerers, nocturnal gatherings in person along with ghosts and demons go forth to hidden places. The Sabbat is the carnal revelry of primal ecstasy, when the Maypole represents the Union of Sky and Earth, the raging passion of Satyrs and the Earth-Spirits who dwell beneath a shaded soil to protect the Oaks and wilderness.
In seeking the path of power in our cunning circle, you need not an initiator for all intents and purposes of the path. Seek this road yourself if you have been chosen, if your Daemon seeks to rise up from the abyssic pit of darkness within. Hecate Phosphorus[1] is the witch-mother which by her fire stirs up the dormant sleeper into the cultus of dreams, or nightmares to others[2]. She is both beneficial and malicious, her hunger is sated upon the blood of innocence: for she seeks to initiate and grow in her power. She is Anassa eneroi, the Goddess of the Dead so her wisdom is layered in varied avenues. Of the Daemonic, chthonic and necromantic; her origins are from the earliest Babylonian incantations and spoken hymns
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READ MOREThis video introduces Myrkrian Witchcraft and the arcana of Runa (mysteries) presented in the Grimoire, "Myrkrian Rites - Runes & Trollskapr" by Michael W. Ford; this book is illustrated with the Thursian paintings of Blood Fire Ritual Art and numerous runic formulas and descriptions. Luciferian philosophy is aligned and parallel with ritual Seidr, Galdr, and Trollskapr, shaman-mantra and sorcerous rites using Bind-Runes and Galdr incantations that summon the primal forces of the Thurses (Chaos Giants or abyssic powers) of Niflheim and Muspellheim. *Music by Akhtya https://akhtya.bandcamp.com/ Michael W. Ford/Akhtya FB page: 
/ michael.w.ford2 Blood Fire Ritual Art: / bloodandfireritualart The balance is found in the Odin names and epithets including Luciferian practices that find dedication with meditational/shaman seidr workings to shape the Body of Darkness or hamr, the spirit-journey's into the liminal and concentration of the thurses of mist-enshrouded darkness frozen in Niflheim and the luminous and blazing light of Muspellheim, the realm of Fire. Gullveig / Heidr, the patron goddess of seidr is an initiatory spirit that is beyond good and evil. The word comes from the Old Norse 'myrkr'—meaning darkness. But this isn't darkness as evil—it's the primordial darkness of potential, the void from which all creation emerges. Myrkrian Witchcraft embraces: • The chaotic forces of Niflheim (ice and mist) and Múspellheim (fire) • The balance between destruction and creation • Odin as a Deific Mask / Godform / Grimr depending on the name/epithet. • The darker primal powers: Loki, Hel, Fenrir, and the Thurses—the chaos giants Myrkrian Witchcraft embraces: • The chaotic forces of Niflheim (ice and mist) and Múspellheim (fire) • The balance between destruction and creation • Odin as a Deific Mask / Godform / Grimr depending on the name/epithet. • The darker primal powers: Loki, Hel, Fenrir, and the Thurses—the chaos giants Order "Myrkrian Rites - Runes & Trollskapr" by Michael W. Ford in Hardcover and Softcover editions
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