The Red Goddess

I'll be the man basher. I read apocalyptic witch craft, liked it, thought goddess was in the title, it'll be fine. Nope, this book foreshadows a better book, but is glaringly written presuming the reader is s white Christian man with masculinity issues & perhaps shallow life experience to the tipping point that more content is spent unraveling the works of noble figures than on the goddess.

Thank you Peter for such a superb book.This book will, as the author says shock and challenge you.If you a man who loves women get this book.If you a woman, get this book.If you are a Witch Brujo Magician Sorcerer get this book.One of the things that I really like about this book and other writings of Peter is that he is constantly reminding us that we are the current generation of Magicians. All of the legends of the past were just as we are - and it is up to us to actually continue the WORK and to live fully and to dare and dream fully.In a world full of arm chair mages, new age witches and shock jock satanists - this book is the real thing.If you want to see a world beyond the numbing effects of Abrahamic religion, scientific materialism and to find the passion we need to create something beautiful as we bounce down the bumpy road of a biosphere coming unraveled at least hear what Mr Gray has to say.If you love the Goddess then you can find her looking at you as you read this book.

Read this book with an open, passionate heart. BABALON is not a gentlewoman, if you are easily upset or shook be steady and prepare yourself for Her before reading sessions.

It just goes to show you cannot keep a good goddess down. Much is made of Babalon, sex goddess so revered by Aleister Crowley. Outside of Crowley's work and that of his protégés you may not hear much about Babalon, but fear not she is there. Perhaps the most recent thing we hear about her is thousands of years old, the Book of Revelations, written by John Patmos in some meditative state.The whore of Babylon is ultimately put down as the most evil thing about. She seduced men with the grail filled with her filth and polluted wine of whoredom. Of course Revelations was written during the time the Romans had control over Judea. They were not talking about Babylon but rather Rome. She was the whore of Babylon. But the whore of Babylon who makes it with a dragon and gives birth to the antichrist was in fact a pagan goddess.So who was this pervasive goddess who hides silently in the shadows waiting for the right moment to emerge. Now many have confused her with Lilith, various Egyptian goddesses like Isis, Hathor or Sekhment. Of these she is neither. Lilith who lives in a tree and oft associated with owls , snakes and flying demons that suck the life out of men in fact may have been the niece of this goddess. Liliths were also sacred priestesses or concubines of this goddess.This was a goddess of love and war. She is hot burning passion riding on a lion into battle. She takes any man she desires and lives for sec not necessarily to ha e kids. This goddess had temples everywhere. She challenged death and won to rescue her lover. The siburi sometimes gave men intoxicating el mental like opium,hash, shrooms and alcohol to reach that divine state of bliss.This books does contain some tips on sex magic and using roses in the ritual. Oops did I forget to tell you who this goddess was? Guess you will ha e to read the book to find out

I would hesitate to call Gray's writing anything less than "inspired" in polite company, but I wouldn't hesitate to agree with you if you called it "feverish" or "possessed". That aside, it's a very interesting read, especially for anyone looking for insight into Babalon, Inanna, Ishtar, or related topics.

We loved this book. Its is quite funny, quick to read, full of heavy information that is delivered lightly yet scholarly. The brief discourse traces the idea of "goddess" as would a stargazer trace a verisimilitude of colored lights streak a night sky. Similarly the author jokes and prances and informs us with adjacent streaks of light and color; shows us how the feminine profluence in all things has been manifested, celebrated and subjugated and demonized throughout history in art and religion/secrecy and wars. I was first disappointed because I was hoping for a character-study, based on the cover drawing, of Kali, Ishtar, and /or Lilith. Grey's work is much better than what I wanted, and I highly recommend this book to those who like to think without being force-fed.

Very pleased with book and beautiful packaging, thank you

Excellent book, and Speedy service! Highly recommended!

Great read

For me the book was unputdownable due to it being well researched and written. Use a highlighter as the knowledge is written in practical terms which you can apply today.

This is not for the faint-hearted. Enflame yourselves with prayer to the Red Goddess! Vital reading for the Age of the Apocalypse.