Necromantic Sacraments by S. Connolly

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Necromantic Sacraments Author: S. Connolly Necromantic Sacraments by S. Connolly is a practical and spiritual guide for practitioners of modern demonolatry and necromancy, focusing on the rituals, sacraments, and devotional practices related to working with spirits of the dead and underworld deities. Drawing from a left-hand path perspective, Connolly blends traditional demonolatry with necromantic principles to offer a system rooted in respect, spiritual evolution, and personal empowerment. The book explores how death is not an end, but a transitional phase in the soul’s journey—something to be understood, honored, and even collaborated with. Connolly provides guidance on performing rituals for communion with the dead, consecration of necromantic tools, and creation of sacred spaces for underworld workings. The sacraments discussed are not just ceremonial acts, but are meant to align the practitioner with forces of transformation, ancestral wisdom, and the darker aspects of spiritual reality. Rather than portraying necromancy as morbid or purely magical, Connolly presents it as a sacred art tied to spiritual growth, self-awareness, and the cycle of life and death. The text encourages deep introspection, ethical practice, and forging meaningful relationships with spirits through reverence, not control. Necromantic Sacraments is written for serious occultists who seek to integrate death work into their practice, and who view necromancy as a form of devotion and spiritual service, rather than a tool of fear or power alone.