The Dark Circle
A Black Magic Story
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Alice then gave Carrie another very warm and very emotional hug and said “You will be very blessed.” They walked into an inner bathroom, removed their clothes and with their robes over their arms walked to the door of the Temple and stepped through. All the lights in the Temple were off. However around the external perimeter of the circle there were about two dozen large black candles with their flames dancing in the drafts of the Temple. These were further echoed by large black candles with dancing flames on the altar and above the altar was the image of the Goat of Mendes in spot lights. In this mesmerizing atmosphere the two beautiful ladies stepping out of the bathroom made quite an impact as they walked to the circle. Both were tall, elegant and beautiful but Alice was sallow skinned, had long jet black hair and a great deal of black body hair, whilst Carrie was pale skinned, had long blond hair and her body hair was shaved and trimmed. Every member of the coven was transfixed, watching them approach the circle, thinking how magical this was. Alice and Carrie stopped at the edge of the circle, both looking at Aleister. Aleister turned and looked back at them. He was in full regalia, a gloriously decorated ceremonial gown, a gold crown on his head with an inverted pentagram on the front and about his neck a gold necklace with a beautifully painted Baphomet image on a disc. He smiled and nodded which Dame Alice took as permission to enter the circle. Carrie followed her lead and both ladies stepped into the circle pulling their robes over their heads and down over their bodies. They both stood quietly in the centre of the circle whilst their colleagues called the corners. But as was usual for this coven, when it was an initiation ritual they called the Kings of Hell. In the East they named Uricus calling Renich Tasa Uberaca Biasa Uricus. In the South they named Amaymon calling Ganic Tasa Fubin Amaymon. In the West they named Paymon calling Jedan Tasa Hoet Paymon. In the North they named Egyn calling Lirach Tasa Vefa Egyn. Then the High Priest looked up at the Dark Circle on the ceiling and cried out “This ritual is before the almighty Satan and in the presence of our Patron Demoness Astaroth. It is an initiation to bond our new member to the coven in the service of Satan.”
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The novel The Dark Circle is the classic story of light versus dark, good versus evil. The evil is represented by a Satanic coven but in the present day. It's a fictional story of romance, sex, suspense, and horror but with a background of religious history going back hundreds of years. Writing this book necessitated careful and painstaking research into religious history, but it also involved research into the activities of Satanic covens. Readers have reported that the fictional story is addictive, and they didn't want to put the book down once started. They have also reported that the history and current practices of Satanic covens are informative but also frightening. The story builds to an unexpected climax at the end. Because of the researched background to the story, readers interested in religious history also find the book interesting, informative, but also controversial. Due to the nature of the subject of Satanism, there are references to sexual practices and demonology, so the book has been written specifically for an adult readership.
About the Author
The author writes that he is a pagan high priest, having studied and practiced pagan worship for over thirty years. He believes in several gods and spirits and worships the goddess. He believes in the beauty of nature and the care and preservation of all living things. The author has observed but never participated or assisted in black magick worship or ritual. The author can only speak for himself and does not represent other pagans. However, neither he nor his close associates believe in Satan as a deity, believing that the evil comes from within us. However, this evil can be born, nurtured, and grown from our actions, our experiences, and what we are exposed to in life. The author has had to heavily research the subject of black magick for over five years to enable him to write this book and from his findings. He strongly advises that readers do not become involved in black magick or any of the black arts as this type of participation can encourage the very evil that is personified by the symbol of Satan.