Mysterious Books You Should Avoid Reading At All Costs
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My maths textbook is more cursed than these books
Emotionally draining
😅
🤣🤣🤣
Me to
Burn da book
0:45 The Lesser Key Of Solomon
2:16 The Grand Grimoire (The Gospel of Satan)
3:50 Historia Del Huerfano
5:10 The Raudskinna
7:05 Codex Gigas AKA “The Devil’s Bible”
9:08 Aldaraia sive Soyga vocor (The Book of Soyga)
10:26 Untitled
12:10 Tomino’s Hell (Poem inside the children’s book “Sakin”)
14:03 The Necronomicon
15:29 Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam
17:26 The Sacred Magic of Abramelin The Mage
18:18 The Voynich Manuscript
19:34 The Long Lost Friend
21:14 Munich Manual of Demonic Magic
I hope someone finds this helpful.
Yes, you are a hero.
Thank you for your summary. It's much appreciated 👍
Thank you!!!!🙏
You’re doing the lord’s work!
Thank You
Here in Norway, 2-300 years ago, there was a huge variety of books containing spells to summon demons, how to make yourself invisible, how to get rich, etc. These books were simply called "Svarteboka" ("The Black Book"). Several of these books has survived to this day.
I dont think demons are real
Hmm, where can i find the one about getting rich or maybe about the demons? Heheheh, i gonna need some of them for smth.
@@olivertothpeti7961Well, according to some of these books, here's what you do:
Run naked around a church at midnight at least three rounds, and swear as much as you can. Look through the keyhole of the church's door, continue swearing while using words and phrases that makes it clear you reject/deny God. If the devil finds you worthy, he'll enter your mind. When you feel his presence, your fist thought should then be your deepest wish. It will be granted, but now your soul forever belongs to the devil.
To increase your chances, cover your entire body in the blood of a freshly killed large animal.
Good luck! :D
Btw, beware: if the devil do not find you worthy, he'll place a demon in your mind, turning you crazy while forcing you to do his biddings for the rest of your life.
Imo, these books are nothing but fairytales, but they're damn entertaining :)
Sorry to bust your bubble but if you’re still blind to demons not being real, just take a look at how bad things are in our world. There is definitely spiritual influence on some of the most darkness satanic rituals, murders, wars, events taking place, corruption in government, and we can’t just overlook it and just blame man for some of the wickedness. We are literally in a spiritual battle.
“For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places.”
Ephesians 6:12
@@olivertothpeti7961You shouldn't play around with forces that you don't understand.
There's a book called money's hidden magic, and it talks about how using some secret tehniques you can attract a lot of money, it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal
Right
I accidentally looked up "Monkey's hidden magic" and got a bunch of monkeys reacting to magic tricks
You on a percentage?
Sure it is. Meanwhile, I have a bridge in Brooklyn I'd love to sell you. Or maybe I can interest you in some oceanfront property in the Ozarks?
I need that shi
A misconception about some ancient manuscripts, like Codex Gigas, is that they were written by individual. In actuality, most larger tomes had the text 'penciled' in first, in order to repair any errors before inking, and then the letters were penned/painted over once the text was ready. Since most monks were typically trained in the exact same style of writing, it would be difficult to tell where one monk's efforts started and another began. I recommend looking up some of the writing and illuminating techniques of the middle-ages, it's very fascinating stuff.
Interesting. Thank you.
Cool, thanks
Thank you for lending some accurate counterpoint and sensible perspective.
Epistemological balance is a cornerstone of 'enlightenment'. Without it certain ideas can become social poison frighteningly fast, leading to ignorance spreading like metastatic thought cancer that rapidly rots societies/civilizations form their foundations up and their futures down.
Please keep fighting the good fight, opening minds and quelling systemic (and destructive) idiocy.
Humanity's hope lies in the hands of folks with the spirit you've shone in your comment.
We need more troopers like you.
*'from' their foundations
Borlest contains all the secrets of forbidden money books; they changed my life
What do you mean when you say forbidden money
They changed your life on this earth…..👀
man you bran is fucked up dont get near those books
The story I heard behind the Codex Gigas (translated Gigantic Book) was that a monk *metaphorically* imprisoned himself away in his cell so that he could dedicate his life to inscribing all the world's knowledge into one single great tome. One of the biggest roles of monks was making and preserving knowledge and records, and demons and devils were just considered facts of life back then. So really it is someone's life's work fueled by a passion for both preserving knowledge and making it available for others.
Imagine a time when you actually thought you could put all the world's knowledge into one handwritten book.
@@squamish4244 all the important stuff
@@squamish4244 Depending who you ask you don't have to😂
Maybe he was imprisoned because he refused to (re)write the book the way the Pope/church wanted him to and they wouldn't let him out until he was done. My guess is that they already had it written the way they wanted it. All he had to do was copy it to make it look official. And, if they were already intending to deceive, why not say he had to/did write it in one night. Who's to say otherwise? Just my thoughts...🤔🗯
man if math exted and pysics as well he would have never even had that dream
I have read the Harry Potter / Twilight fan fiction. Nothing can hurt or curse more than that.
Apart from G.Norman Lippert's James Potter novels, you're right.
Interesting.
Wasn't Fifty Shades of Grey a Twilight fan fiction turned novel?
*Dumbledore said calmly*
man it is a bommer i watched this video thinking it would be scary but no it was not sacray at all
Yeah my uncle read the poem out loud and he he met his untimely death 30 years later from a heart attack..... True story
Woaw
Damn💀 so it's true
@@ilysm2333: Yes, for all of us - eventually.
Who saw that coming?
The heart attack probably had nothing to do with reading the poem and more with genetics, diet, etc.
These videos always hit that spot. Never disappoints
Yes
@airsight2194wait whatttttt
It would be cool if the narrator would realize he isn't funny
@@TommyLee-hu5dymuch agreed.
On a more serious level, there are books that even mainstream librarians regard as dangerous. For example, copper arsenate was extensively used as a green pigment in the 19th century, and under the wrong conditions the arsenic can poison the reader....
Like in the novel by Umberto Eco!
"Name of the rose" ?
@@Sarahyoutubeaddict Yup
@@Sarahyoutubeaddictgreat movie
And that's why you should use conservator gloves when handling books published before WW1.
If anyone tried to read my Books of Shadows, they would suffer. Oh they're not cursed. It's just my handwriting is so terrible that they would never decipher it. 😅😂
This is a definition of creepy and cool! Great videos every time!
Thanks a lot!
@@BeAmazed I Hope you follow you passion and never give up on it. :)
@@BeAmazedI don't think witches exist 19:49
@@user-Cutiemelody
Of course we exist. We're just not the evil old hags Disney shows you.
Ironically Charles Darwin Darwin Awarded🏆 himself by committing incest🤮 with his cousin Emma Wedgwood. They had 10 children with each other & all of them died shortly after birth. Effectively removing himself from the genepool. 😆😅🤣 @@BeAmazed
The Very Hungry Caterpillar, what a great book!
a true literary classic! 🐛
@kirby and friends catterpillar i dont want it 🐛
@@BeAmazed Unless you get the cursed version where the titular Caterpillar dies from a combination of malnutrition and blunt-force trauma.
Classic
The most evil book of all
A common misconception, but necromancy is using the dead for divination usually for the purposes of finding gold, silver, coin, or secrets. Using the term necromancy to refer to the reanimation of a dead body is relatively modern (considering that necromancy has been around for thousands of years). In medieval contexts, necromancy is more of a middle ground, evoking the spirit of the dead so the conjurer can ask the dead questions.
Either way, it's BS.
Nc is dangeres word
@@aldinsobarionly to superstitious fools who can't spell
Necromancy was a way of tomb raider a finding buried treasure. Voodoo made the whole "controlling the dead for your own use " trope. True necromancers were supposed to be able to open the coffin/tombs of kings and make them tell where their treasure was buried. In ancient times, rich or powerful people took their treasure with them, but this made tomb raider an actual profession and caused trapped tombs and hidden rooms to be the norm, popular or successful raiders were thought to be able to ask and probably some of them fed the rumours but let's be honest it was just smart tomb raider a(and I don't mean a sensually groaning woman or a whip wielding wannabe cowboy)
I'm honestly surprised that with the strong religious tone of a lot of old grimoires, we don't have more attempts at resurrection spells. Especially since many practitioners back then were clergy, and such powers were supposed to have been passed down by the "authority of God" or whatever. But nope, such powers were left to the saints, I guess. A shame.
@@martintodd9944 it's so funny, diving into the history of magic and finding out how much of it was just treasure hunting.
Nice use of sound for Gottskalk. The deep rumbling was a great touch!
The Necronomicon, Cthulhu's personal Phone book.
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You answered it correctly: Cthulhu's personal phonebook, made for him, not for any of us. Plus: It is a fictional copycat of the `one bible idea´, as Lovecraft was far from genius. 🐙
Cthulhu fthang!
Terry Pratchett's fictional "Necrotelecomnicon" ;-) ! From "Moving Pictures", I believe.
You know it’s getting dark when you see a furby in *ANY* form
True
LOL FURBYs R EVIL for real!
even when not skinned to make a cursed book, furbies are plenty terrifying already!
I AGREE IM TERRIFIED OF THOSE THINGS
@@BeAmazed I AGREE FURBIES SHOULD BE BANNED
"For Better Or Worse" by Dominique Myers
Such a great book to read,and I can't wait for part 2.
Any word that ends in -mancy is a form of divination.
Ex: geomancy is divination by means of using earth-related objects (soil, rock, gems, etc)
So necromancy is divination by means of a dead body, not bringing the dead back to life. The misconception may have come from claims of necromancers temporarily bringing the dead's consciousness/spirit back for a limited period to get information.
What I am about to write ie strange but true. I had fallen asleep while watching this episode and I actually was dreaming about being in a library. I was looking for books on real life hauntings. I woke up remembering my dream. Now I'm rewatching this.
I just had the same dream bruh... i fallen asleep while watching and i dreamt being in conract with demons... I just thought it's just a simple dream till I saw your comment
@@lenvankingmahn930 how odd...I fell asleep watching this video, when I transformed into my dream demon state, and traveled through the internet to pull two viewers of this video into their dreams, and made them dream about libraries, ghosts, and demons. 👀😈🤪🤣
🔥 💫 Pleeeezz waaake meeee uuuuup 🥺✨✨☄️❤️🔥
@@Bethsabee_Sheba_Newrose both the waking and the dream are reality 😱😱😱😱😱
@@GunakillyaOG well some dreams are so powerful they become real
I read Abraelin the Mage. It's about purifying yourself enough to master your own demons and meet your Holy Guardian Angel. Its program is arduous so I never finished it. It sat on my shelf for at least 5 years,, during which my life got better.
Someone told me that magic used to control, is very bad. But fictional magic used to make something beautiful is ok.
Lol yea right buddy.
A bet a therapist works better. Mostly because CBT is actually real
@@NikomaGrob😭lol that sounds like sarcasm
@@NikomaGrob im in an aoccult server thats under 100 ppl because we vet everyone and no one thats full of shit or spreading the many many larps or bad shitty magic occult practices or schizos are all cleansed and we are all chill level headed people that all come to a consensus on what works and what doesnt that out the way i can say from experience that the abramelin is indeed an actual top tier fucking great operations that involves a ton of just self restrictions , isolation, can be 6 months or done in more succesfful 18month version and its a ton fo praying and just self transformation its life changing shit and if you fail then you simply fail but if you do it right you get some truily amazing blessings and they are righteous and godly blessings and involve you becoming a better person, its fucking legit dude
I've watched this guy's video on RUclips. Who supposedly used Slavic writing-speaking Cypher style, called "Charamutiye". And was able to translate allot of Voynich book. Thought I mention that.
The Voynich Manuscript was already deciphered and found to be an old school Cosmopolitan magazine.
I added some books to my TBR list 😂
Me wanting to read all of them just to see what happens lol
same lol
Nothing will
Get them online and read them. You'll probably be disappointed.
Wtf
I own copies of many of these books and have never had any unexplained or curse type activities happen
I half believe u half dont
I was going to say, I've read some copies of these books and they aren't all that cursed. I even attempted some of the more doable Lesser Key of Solomon Rituals, unfortunately (or fortunately lol!) none of it worked or even caused nightmares. I was hoping to at least see a curse or experience some terrifying nightmares.
Which books u guys read?
You will need the original copies to experience any paranoia spirits and curses don't cling to copies
Same. (Obviously these are e-books as some of them are unique pieces)
Good start, with the 'Clavicule Of Solomon' (Clavicula Salomonis.) You have my full, unfettered attention. 👍👍👍
I really want some more videos about Darwin awards because I always think those are funny even though there was already a Darwin award video recently
I believe there are about 12 others you can watch. Keep subscribed, there'll be more.
I really think that is a very good idea
We live in a world where each generation gets dumber and dumber... So those kinds of videos will never stop. Lol
@@DerangedVoices very valid point lol
Ironically Charles Darwin Darwin Awarded🏆 himself by committing incest🤮 with his cousin Emma Wedgwood. They had 10 children with each other & all of them died shortly after birth. Effectively removing himself from the genepool. 😆😅🤣
How about allowing people to decide what they want to read or not I'm against the cancellation of books of any sort otherwise how will you ever learn about them
Learning about ancient superstitions isn't worth doing.
@@Jacurutubiased, what's worth to somebody is worth it no matter what stuff they choose to read
Some knowledges are better off being left unknown.
0:01 Ponegliph?
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but spells are really stupid
Anyone else IMMEDIATELY get the urge to read all of these?
I doooooo ( a lil
Yes very
Same
i regularly went to “haunted” places…never found a thing. I run headlong into curses, NOTHING HAPPENS…hmm seems like it doesn’t exist lol
49.999999999/50 percent
You didn't mention the book that can actually kill you on the spot! Kedzie's Shadows from the Walls of Death!
There’s only like 5 left I think.
Wow 😮 lethal!!!!!
Thanks for that knowledge.
Watching this as my gaze drifts over to my bookcase where I house my copy of Necronomicon
Neat list. The Devil's Bible was the only one I had heard of beforehand.
And I didn't realize the Necronomicon had a real life inspiration.
They forgot to add the twilight books to that list, lol.
Too late😃
I agree lol
Agreed 😂😅👍
About the Codex Gigas. It is often cited as proof of supernatural power that the text appears to be written all by the same hand. But this only illustrates how little is understood about medieval scribes and the work they did. And the Codex Gigas would definitely have been written by scribes. Think of scribes (who were usually monks) as the earliest form of printing. In that, scribes were the only way to make copies of any book and their talents were usually reserved for church texts. But what must be understood is that scribes were trained to ALL WRITE EXACTLY THE SAME WAY. It took an acolyte years of training before they could work on any project. And each book was a project, usually employing several scribes for months at a time One page of an average sized book could take a week to write. And a book as big as the Codex Gigas could take a month.
If you think that's nuts, consider that only an even more elite level of scribe was allowed to add the drawings, especially the highly decorative letter at the beginning of each section. Also, each page was made of sheepskin, which is akin to leather, and took several weeks to create.
Also, "arch" in the term 'arch angel' is pronounced like "arch" in "architect."
And, about Hex Hollow's clocks. You do know that in olden days it was traditional to stop all clocks in a house when someone died, right? So there's nothing spooky about them all being stopped at the time he died. They also covered all the mirrors, too, probably for some superstitious reason.
And the whole story of Lilith is so overtly misogynistic, I'm surprised you included it. Clearly, it was the rationale used by men to establish their supposed superiority over women. I understand the Taliban has many such stories, too. Oh, yes. Women are the cause of all evil. Please.
I'm surprised you left off the Book of The Dead and Satan's Bible. Or, did I miss those?
you're not gonna find many ancient texts or myths that aren't misogynistic in some way
Mirrors are known to be portals for ghosts/spirits/souls, whatever you prefer, to go from place to place. As to why? There are reasons that pertain to a culture. (i.e. Germany & Belgium did it b/c in a home where someone has died, it was believed any living who looked in a mirror would die not too long after. Judaism has their own reason, etc). Just an fyi ;).
whoa you know a lot thats all I have to say.
Mysogynistic?? That's medieval era dude, they burned woman alive for being educated, what even do you expect from the books of that time?
The Book of the Dead? As in the Tibetan Book of the Dead? It does not fit the bill. It is not mysterious and there is no reason to avoid reading it.
The best theory I have seen so far on the Voynich Manuscript is that it is an ancient medical book written in a long lost shorthand. it seems to be set up like an old medical book, and each chapter seems to depict knowledge on bathing, herbology, and the human body... even if the depictions are unfamiliar and we cannot read it.
To understand and use the Necronicon correctly, you also need the Book of the Dead Names.
I have both and also copies of Grimoire Armandel, and the Magic of Abramelin and a lot of Voodoo Books etc.
I have a Bookshelf full of that stuff and yeah I also tried and did things explained in them.
Never had any problems so far xD
African voodoo books?
Surely African witchdoctors of old weren't literate? It would have been closely guarded word of mouth to whoever was going to be the next witchdoctor?
@@angr3819 I have those from Papa Shanga along with the Cuban Santeria Books from Varuna.
There is no real Necronomicon. Its a fiction invented by the writing circle of folks that HP Lovecraft was involved in. There is no mention of it anyway legitimately before the early 1900s. There have been a few fakes made since then.
15:15 I love how that dude is "writing" with invisible ink!! 😂
Regarding the "Untitled Grimoire", I wouldn't worry about it, if you're reading it and you're not "of the Craft." Being Wiccan, that means she has to abide by the Wiccan Rede, which says "'An it harm none, do what thou wilt." So nothing harmful would happen to a non-Wiccan reading it. Now, MY ancestors sure didn't follow that rede, which is why I'm not Wiccan. My British & Irish ancestors had no problem harming others who threatened kith, kin and clan! (BTW, Wicca and Witchcraft are NOT synonymous. Just sayin'.) Also BTW, thanks for this video! I'm taking notes so I can look all of these up!
You're a Wiccan? I'm an atheist.
@@joeleboeuf I was raised Atheist and still feel that way. I usually tell folks i'm Unitarian-Universalist, which welcomes Atheists, Humanists, Theists - everyone's welcome. I've called myself Pagan but I've never officially been Wiccan.
@@just_kos99 ✊ Right on.
@@joeleboeuf How lovely! And you're both wrong.
i did not read any of these books, but i read Tomino's hell, when i was 8 or something and read it in my head, thankfully to the warning to the person who showed me the lines, and my reading habits lol
I actually read that " Tomino's hell" It's really scary,I'm scared 😰😱
Don't read it out loud. It will curse you
Is there anywhere i can get ALL of these books as part of a box set? lol
Not particularly, but you can get many of them separately. And other pretty good ones. A favorite of mine is the Petit Albert, which isn't actually "good" per se, but is very bonkers. Among other magic I highly recommend you don't try because of animal abuse reasons, it includes the recipe for the Hand of Glory, which is essentially the pickled hand of a dead man, apparently used to assist in robbing houses at night. A pretty lame use for something with a name like that, if you ask me. You'd think it'd grant some kind of greater powers than thievery.
wait imagine writing a chinese book where 1 letter can mean a whole word or multiple words
Fun fact, if you add the Chinese for moon (月) and mouth (口）you get smth sus
@@Cat-pv6yx wtf is smth sus?
@@DerangedVoices something (smth) suspicious (sus). Reference to a game called " Among Us "
These are awesome! You're the definition of incredible!
Not hard to avoid reading the Voynich Manuscript given that it literally undecipherable.
Although easy to find, Yale has it digitized as of 2020 and online in their digital library.
Yeah.... I have copies of both the Abramelin and The Lesser Key Of Solomon, and I'm alive as far as I can see 😅
Math books are more cursed than all combined
You're not supposed to *read* Abramovich and Stegun, you're supposed to use it as a reference work to help you with complicated integrals and differential equations.
Necromancy is not the resurrection of the dead, it is the practice of magic involving communication with the dead by summoning their spirits as apparitions or visions for the purpose of divination.
You made more people learn about these books than the authors originally intended lol...
I own a few of these books. Thanks for the video. Now I've found a few more to add to my library, and yes I've read the ones I own.
I love the very hungry caterpillar!
Can anyone suggest any academic level readings on the neural substrates of folklore, superstition, myth/legend and religious conception?
I'm fascinated by these frames of thinking, how common they are to the human condition and what cortical structures/networks could be responsible for their extremely common generation by the mind time and time again, to the point that they become a major feature of the human condition and inherent facets to every civilization in history.
AWESOME Dude! Once again great content! I see you do a lot of research on the videos you narrate! Love your voice! By the way…. That’s really my picture that’s showing on the side of my comment! Keep up the great work!
I feel the urge to read those books 😮😬
I've read about 1/3 of them - that I was able to get modern copies of, or in a few cases, old copies in the rare books room of the St. Louis public library. They seemed neat and edgy, and they claim to have super powers, and you can get them from the book - or get a horrible death or destruction of the soul. Now, looking back.... I'm glad I had my hands on them, so now I can say, "That's all a bunch of nonsense." Yes, they were "scary" reads, but there's much better horror fiction out there now.
Whatever you do, don’t read the golden one, it gave me nightmares
Books should never be burned to learn from history. Unfortunately, we are stuck. Again.
Your right
I've been an Avid Reader of the key of Solomon and what I can say is when summoning spirits or contact them for any reasons here's some rules and as long as you follow these rules you'll have no issues
1. Always invoke the power of God in the name of Jesus to protect you from harm before you summon anything.
2. Always treat the entity you summon with respect and kindness never try to force them to do something they don't want to do or there will be hell to pay even if you summon a good spirit and try to force it to do something or trap it within a circle it will be just as vicious as a demon from hell if you do this.
3. Never knowingly call out to an evil presence doing so will cause you to lose Divine protection.
4. Understand the nature and desires of the spirit you wish to summon be for summoning it.
I've worked with this my whole life and the only time I've had negative Supernatural events encounters with Spirits is when I broke these rules keep these rules and you'll be just fine
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Persephone's Grimoire from the 60s is no mystery. Anyone who practices Wicca can read this 'witches code'. It says: To those of the Craft this Book of Shadows is opened without consideration or condition.' Her name Persephone is at the bottom. Wiccans call their spell books 'Book of Shadows'. I know because I studied Wicca for a decade lol
I really love her use of the Theban Alphabet, such a gorgeous way of writing.
Since some of the dialogues between Gerald Gardner and Aleister Crowley have been leaked into public knowledge, them all about money-milking their gullible folks by distracting them with orgies & substance abuse, such is no big surprise. From `Thief - Deadly Shadows´ to `Book of Shadows´... Covert crimes are underestimated easily.
I can't think of his name. A well known satanist/lucifarian starter wicca knowing that some would go deeper into the sinister dark occult.
What if I open these books as pdfs? Problem solved
Well it's consider reading when watching videos just only hearing and seeing the object being discussed by 3d
1:14 you mean we can summon a flying fairy that constantly talks and we have to keep feeding? 🤔 Nice. 🤣
Great video! I can’t help but think this would make people curious and read them when they probably wouldn’t have. God Bless you 🙏 See you in your next video Maranatha 🙏🤍
Havent read
Havent seen
Love to keep it that way
Magic is a very much a real thing, solomon was never a magician, but some people spread those rumors from way back and wrote these books to still lead people astray
12:06 This book got on a Roblox game (Nico's Nextbots) on accident but once they found out they deleted the nextbot instantly
A co-worker had give a print out of some book, maybe one of the ones you talking about and he gave it to another co-worker and told him not to read it out loud but he did and he was telling us of the nightmares and strange things that started to happen to him.
I may be crazy, but I'd be interested in owning even pseudo copies of some of these
😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
Fr, I wanna be a mage lol
At least three of these are at Sacred Texts Archive. Also, Yale's made a facsimile of Voynich.
Why on Earth would someone want to summon a demon
Cause they are dumb
because people are stupid. I knew of one lady who thought she was friends with demons and supposedly summoned a whole bunch of them * enter facepalm here *
@@beck86🤦🏼♂️
Lol
Thanks for telling me dude I was about to order them from amazon, thank God there are not many copies that are easily accessible for everyone
hocus pocus... a number of sci fi writers in Britain in the 60's made fast bucks by "writing" versions of the Necronomicon for small publishers cranking out arcana... a lot of these sound like that... oo scary stuff kiddies (to quote Count Floyd)
There are many strange and amazing things I'd like to investigate in this world.
Anything to deal with demons?
Yeah...
Not those....
yeah, total waste of time since they don’t exist, I wouldn’t want to either…I mean I did once but got so bored I decided to focus on REAL stuff. want to know of horrors? real human actions occurring to this day are worse than any fictitious writings
@@bcjammerdemons are real
BE AMAZED never disappoints! 👏👏👏
Yeah
Definitely
i agree
Guess you could say… we’ve been… amazed-
No lie♥︎
There is also a book by Goethe which is said from many young men who read it took their lifes shortly after reading it
Yes, "Das Leiden des Jungen Werthers". Romantic crap. After reading it, I now believe that it was dangerous because it bored many young men to their untimely deaths.
Sweet, I've been needing to add to my book collection.
At least be amazed videos aren’t cursed
We hope, muahahaha!
The title of the video should read "Mysterious Books You Should Be Reading At All Costs"
Because you damn know that the video will have the opposite effect. xD
Reverse psychology
Yeah i once read tominos hell in my head.
3 years later, I'm still alive.
But I heard a guy in radio station read it outloud for his audience and he almost had a fatal accident.
But who knows
Fun fact: the word magic was used to describe a lot of complex skills. The work of a blacksmith for example was considered magic because they took what seemed like normal rocks and turned them into all sorts of things. Complex mathematical calculations used in the architecture of cathedrals for example was also considered magic during the middle ages.
If you go back further in history you will find that a lot of other complex crafting techniques and knowledge of all kinds, medical herbs and dyes among others, was all magic. The idea of transmutation for example doesn’t just come from turning lead into gold but from techniques like taking grass and turning it into clothing (linen) that people witnessed but didn’t understand - meaning the more widespread a technique and knowledge of the basics behind it became the less magical it seemed.
If you know how smelting and forging works you won't suspect that the blacksmith conspires with fire spirits to shape rocks into tools anymore.
Even today we say IT guys 'work their magic' to solve our IT problems.
In conclusion, magic isn't real?
I seen an exorcism in real life. You don't want to mess with this stuff
how was it? what did you saw
No you don't want to as it's abuse of mentally ill people.
@@desperadox7565 Engineering Mental Sanity channel. I think that he is onto something at least for some cases.
Same!!!
I have several of those tomes in my collection and I'm still here and untouched!!
Can you recommend one with a wealth spell?
Not specifically, but there are plenty on RUclips.@@joeletienne3455
any Crowely book should do, after all the ENTIRE music industry is into him@@joeletienne3455
You gotta love how some a these fearful myths are like:
"If you crack the code, you'll die in a specific amount of time!!"
"Well I did it and that time passed, and I'm fine."
"Well you didn't _really_ get it! I would know if someone really did get it! The curse is still totally real and not just a bunch of bogus!"
Le Dragon Rouge, Simon Necronomicon, Book of Shadows(by Gerald Gardener), Ars Goetia, Picatrix, The Book of Abramelin.
I'll avoid these books at all costs.😱
I read this as "I'll avoid all books at all costs". 😂😂
Re statement “I’ll avoid Not avoiding these books at all cost.😱💀
Why?
Now I wanna read them at all costs
At ALL costs??
@@M.O.W. YES at all costs.
YES!
I was waiting for you to bring up the Necronomicon!
I'm gonna go hug my copy now.
It's sitting on my shelf, resting up against my Alastair Crowley Ouija board.
;D
The Rubaiyat of Omarr Khayyam is a pleasant Arabic poem about pleasant things like having picnics with your loved one.
I own around half of these .. 😂
My library is interesting and they actually left some decent ones off the list. 🤷🏻♂️
Also, necromancy isn’t resurrecting the dead back to life, it’s just communicating with the dead
Of course you would have these with that profile picture...
@@detective2221 .. oh that’s my own that I created and not from a book.. but I get your meaning 😂
Turn from evil and repent!
Hell is HOT.
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I’m adding that first one to my list. I need it. Now.
I've read six of these already & will most likely read the others! My aunt gave me a copy of the Rubaiyat,as a birthday gift!
Don't believe in cursed items, you make your own misery and the death's are a coincidence.
You don’t have to warn smart people about reading these types of books. You need to warn the stupid people. Smart people already avoid these books.
Very few smart people in 2023/24😂
I've read The Lesser Key of Solomon, The Grand Grimoire, Codex Gigas, Untitled, Tomino's Hell, The Necronomicon and The Voynich Manuscript. The are NOT "dangerous" or "cursed". They are just books.
There are audio recordings as well. For example, there was the record called "Gloomy Sunday" by Billie Holliday. It was also called the Hungarian Suicide Song. Read up on that one. There might be enough further examples to make a video.
Nice to know😂 .Thank you Be Amazed❤😂.
bring them on.
I'll read them all.
Am I the only one who thought of Grell Sutcliffe when he mentions Sangorski & Sutcliffe?
OMG, I didn't think ud list the Necronomicon.