NECRONOMICON; The book capable of destroying the world?

murderface (45)in #history • 6 years ago

`The Necronomicon is considered one of the most dangerous books in the world.`

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`A literary creation that travels between the limits of fiction and brutal reality.`

He was a brilliant American writer, undisputed master of fantastic literature, since childhood was formed with mythological readings, astronomy and science; having an overprotective and dominant mother, she frecuently create him inferiority complexes.

He always had a sad, lonely life, locked in a room full of books, his only way out was to resort to the deepest recesses of his fertile imagination to give vent to his most ruthless demons. Until his death, he was never pressured by any success or achievement.

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Lovecraft, through different novels, discovered a book that contained a story of magical formulas to invoke the supernatural, as well as insinuate a particular knowledge of the space-time relationship.

It is said that this work had been written by an Arab named Abdul Alhazred, although better known as the Mad Arab, in the year 730 AD.

Howard, within the plot of his novels admitted that this was not real, that the Necronomicon did not exist and that it was simply an invented story.

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In all the stories in which Necronomicon appears, the characters end up mad or dead.

The book had a life of its own, whoever read it, suffered nightmares and frightful hallucinations because the book was a glimmer full of rites and invocations to open portals to other universes of terror, infernal dimensions infected with indescribable creatures. All an ancestral cult of necromantic knowledge of which there was nothing left and only the Necronomicon retained all its secrets.

The original name of the Necromicon was Al Azif; according to the book it was forbidden for its content and all known copies were destroyed. The Al Azif was probably translated into Greek in the monastery of San Pablo, and was given the title of "Νεκρονομικòν (Necronomicón)". ❝ The book apparently remained in the private library of the Tsar until the fall of the Tsarist Empire. There are rumors about copies that were printed during the year 1500.

Rasputin claimed to own one of these books, which supposedly was a gift from the third wife of Tsar Nicholas. None of these copies are known today. The only known copy of the original Arabic text "Al Azif" and the Greek forbidden translation was destroyed or stolen when the Bedouins sacked the monastery of St. Paul and burned its library in 1448 AD. ❞

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However, booksellers from all over the world received a number of orders from the Necronomicon, as if it really existed. The author insisted repeatedly that both the book and the names in his novel are fictitious, because he created them. A fact that has not convinced the investigators of the paranormal much, since much of what is portrayed by the writer coincides mysteriously with other facts and suppositions of the occult.

In this case, we must ask, if Howard's mind was so fertile to start from scratch with those concepts at the height of quantum physics; or, he had access to other unknown sources.

How is it possible that a twentieth-century novelist could describe critatures and realities that correspond to certain events that occurred in ufological casuistry? How could Lovecraft predict in his novels, theories that are now confirmed by the quantum physics of parallel universes? Was there a book like the Necronomicon? And if so, who has it and what could I do with it.

In short, that the Necronomicon is probably the text that has never existed of which more versions exist. The situation has reached a point of absurdity in which occult enthusiasts claim that Lovecraft actually invented the Necronomicon as a smokescreen to hide the existence of other books he had read and that did contain spells, seals and powers hidden that are attributed to the original volume.

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