Today I had a unique thought concerning the magical Eucharist.
If we suppose that semen is the essence of life, or rather the fire of life,
then what exactly is the blood of the Moon? I believe it is the essence of
death. The blood of the moon is the essence drawn from Babalon, or Scorpio, and
contains the deceased egg that was not fertilized. This acts as a catalyst for
the Fire of life, enacting the most fundamental act of Necromancy; giving life
to that which is void of life.
If we take the story of Ishtar’s decent into the underworld
as an example, we find that Istar, after taking seven days to pass through
seven gates, is laid bare before the Goddess Ereshrigal and stricken dead.
After hearing of this, Marduk ventures to the Underworld to find Ishtar and
givers her the Breath of Life, thus reviving her and returning her to the world
of the living as a Spirit Child. It is not difficult to see that Ishtar’s
lifeless body is like the Egg, and when given the Breath of Life, ascends to
become a Tulpa of sorts. This is very similar to the Star Sapphire, in that it
is a means of magically empowering something with the essence of life its self.
Where does this all leave us? I believe this calls for a
series of magical experiments, namely utilizing sexual rituals for Necromantic
purposes, and re-exploring the Necromantic arts as a whole. Crowley distained
the use of Necromancy, believing it to be an inferior form of magick. I have
long believed that Necromancy may very well be the essence to the new Aeon, and
a crucible for Chaos Magick to be worked. The only way to discover the truth
(Nothing is True, everything is permitted) of the matter is to Research and
Research some more.
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