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The Book of Smokeless Fire By S. Ben Qayin "The work that is being presented in "The Book of Smokeless Fire" is based on a very little known and overlooked Solomonic text simply known as "Miscelaneo de Salomon," which amazingly mirrors that of Lovecraft's, "Necronomicon" both in content and history. It is an ancient and forbidden Arabian manuscript, that seems was later evolved into the Greek "Goetia" and gives the earliest known account of King Solomon and his binding of the seventy-two sinister Djinn he sealed away in the infamous brass container. In "The Book of Smokeless Fire," the ancient manuscript has now been reworked into a completely new system, utilizing revolutionary evocation technology, to again call upon the ancient and destructive Djinn, whose names have been concealed for centuries..." Author S. Ben Qayin has outdone himself with this stunning interpretation and cohesive reworking of a long lost magickal discipline. The Book of Smokeless Fire is over 190 pages of pure magickal knowledge laid out in an easy to read format that really flows. With no fluff, filler, and no nonsense, Qayin manages to take what some have dabbled in and written about in the past and open it up into a fully workable system of magick.

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The work deals only with the names of banishment and imprisonment of spirits; it does not operate by summoning them. I will try to explain it with utmost honesty after finishing it, only out of my love for you. Thank you, my friend. Are there other works like this one that I can work on as open-source research projects from Arabic?)

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The work deals only with the names of banishment and imprisonment of spirits; it does not operate by summoning them. I will try to explain it with utmost honesty after finishing it, only out of my love for you. Thank you, my friend. Are there other works like this one that I can work on as open-source research projects from Arabic?)

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