Necromancy

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Taken from the 1960 reprint of AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF OCCULTISM by Lewis Spence, University Books, Hyde Park, New York. First published in 1920, it is considered to be one of the best sources on the subject.

Greek And Roman Necromancy

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For specialists, this is a treasure trove of the ancient evidence on necromancy and its related modern scholarship. The first of its kind and filled with information, this volume will be of central importance to thoseinterested in the rapidly expanding, inherently fascinating, and intellectually exciting subjects of ghosts and magic in antiquity.

KaMoD BoS

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Some text and spells on Necromanc

Blood Sorcery Bible: Rituals in Necromancy

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A Treatment on the Science of Blood & Magnetics as They Pertain to Blood Sorcery and Necromancy

A grimoire to some, an anarchist's cookbook of Blood Sorcery and Necromancy to others, the Blood Sorcery Bible is the first book of its kind to openly discuss the intricacies of Blood Sorcery from the science of self-vivisection to the combination of sexual fluids and magnetics.

If you are looking for a fairy tale about wizardry or if you are seeking a deity from which to seek permission, this is not the book for you. On the other hand, if you desire to dip into the pot with your Left Hand and manipulate situations to your benefit, this is your Bible!

The author has spent over twenty-five years experimenting and practicing the mechanics and physics of Blood Sorcery. The result is this manual, offered to those who are not afraid to work Dark Sorcery to create the world they envision for themselves.

Lives Of The Necromancers

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Partial list of Contents: Ambitious Nature of Man; Examples of Necromancy and Witchcraft from the Bible; Greece; Rome; Revolution Produced in the History of Necromancy and Witchcraft Upon the Establishment of Christianity; History of Necromancy in the East; Dark Ages of Europe; Communication of Europe and the Saracens; Revival of Letters; and Sanguinary Proceedings Against Witchcraft

Mediunship Basics: 101 Things to know about Talking with the Dead

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Talking with the Dead/Connecting with the Other Side/communicating with Spirit - has been fascinating people throughout the centuries. Can we really connect to deceased ones in Spirit? Can they connect with us? Can everyone talk to the Dead? Are there Spirits left behind? What to do when experiencing paranormal? What if I am scared when I see Spirits? Basic questions answered in a short, straight to the point way, in this pocket-size book about Mediumship.

Coleman - Communing With Spirits: Magickal Practice of Necromancy

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Communing With The Spirits is the only book available that deals with the magical practice of Necromancy in a non-initiatory manner. The book has had excellent reviews in the serious occult online press, and is considered by many serious Occultists to be a standard in the field. This second edition contains some interesting new material, but retains all of the old material that has been found to be useful in guiding people who have the real desire and inclination to successfully practice Necromancy. Necromancy is not for everyone, but for those interested in mastering the art, this book is an excellent guide.

Alan Wright - Necromancy

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Or divination by means of the spirits of the dead, from the Greek work "nekos', dead and 'manteria', divination. It is through its Italian form nigromancia that it came to be known as the "Black Art". With the Greeks it originally signified the descent into Hades in order to consult the dead rather than summoning the dead into the mortal sphere again. The art is of almost universal usage. Considerable difference of opinion exists among modern adepts as to the exact methods to be properly pursued in the necromantic art, and it must be borne in mind the necromancy, which in the Middle Ages was called sorcery, shades into modern spiritualistic practice. There is no doubt, however, that necromancy is the touchstone of occultism, for if, after careful preparation the adept can carry through to a successful issue, the raising of the soul from the other world, he has proved the value of his art. It would be fruitless in this place to enter into a psychological discussion as to whether the feat is possible of accomplishment or not, and we will confine ourselves tit he material which has been placed at our disposal by the sages of the past, who have left full details as to how the process should be approached.