Okay i am more than just a black magickian i am a ecletic, i have for years studied and read through all religions, mythologies, magick systems and other forms of spirituality, even if i disagree with them completly.
A while back i made a post about the Quran, i believed then and i still do now, that the Quran isn’t a islamic book that teaches just the way of muslim life and many evil wrong doings. I felt there was a potent power coming from the text.
I tried to ignore it and brush it off for what felt like an eternity, as you all know the bible actually gives symbolic and metaphorical teachings of black magick, but i felt something from the Quran, it wasn’t Allah, Neither was it the islamic angels or the 99 prophets.
One day in my local library i saw a Quran up on a shelf, i ignored it but there was a building of power emanating from it, i couldn’t resist i had to pick up the Quran, i went in deep with this research. I was down founded how can a text like this emanate such power, i started theories, what if the mass worship of the muslim and islamic culture fed this Allah so much power he could have more influence than a regular egregore.
I now understand it has nothing to with Allah at all, now i was under the belief that islam, considered there is no other god except for Allah ( Haram ), but i was shocked when i came about a verse that changed my curiosity into the Quran into a obsession.
In Surah 59:19-20 Muhammad explains that his followers about three goddess’s,
" Al-Lat, Al-Uzza and Manat", Muhammad used a metaphor and called them exhaulted cranes, that would carry their prayers, then afterwards told his followers the verses he had channeled weren’t from Allah but were instead from Shaitaan ( The islamic Devil ).
i came to the understanding that the power that comes from the Quran actually comes from these Goddess’s and that Muhammad didn’t actually get anything from Shaitaan, see the three Goddess’s Al-Lat, Al-Uzza and Manat, are actually pre-islamic being’s worshipped by the ancient Nabaateans.
If you know about the Nabaateans they worked and worshipped " Pagan beings " and practiced powerful magick, the actual glyphs of power used on Ea Koetting’s universal circle, so what i’m proposing is the revelations that are deemed scientifcally proven ( Not all ), and the magick in the Quran and the Quranic verses that are sung like mantra’s and used as spells all came from the Nabaateans and not allah.
So lets look into these three Goddess’s shall we, first we have " Al-Uzza ", She is a star Goddess, associated with the planet Venus, and was honored by the Koreishites (incidentally Mohammed’s tribe) as one of their highest Goddesses.
Then we have " Manat ", She is the goddess of death, and to symbolize it she wears the waning moon above her head. also The pre-Islamic Arabs believed Manat to be the goddess of fate. The followers prayed to her for rains and victory over enemies.
Next we have " Al-Lat ", she was often looked as the equivalent of Aphrodite in some cultures, also in older sources, Allat is an alternative name of the Mesopotamian goddess of the underworld.
These three anicient Goddess’s are considered as a triad of absolute power, so what if the miracles, spells and prophecies that came true, what if Muhammad called on these deities and used their teachings and just took their name out and slapped on the logo of Allah and he inputted his own commandments, there by he would live in a world were he was looked up to and all dogmatic laws, were given by him.
This explains why islamic magick, Quranic recitations and spells found within the quran disguised as prayers are so powerful it has nothing to do with the egregore, islamic worship created and or the ancient storm god Allah.
This is what i mean’t there was power in that book after all, just it wasn’t islamic power, it was far more older and powerful, now my research into that is complete, time to call on these Ancient Goddess’s.
Sincerely
Conner Kendall.
, it depends you can find all of it online i just connected the dots.