Scithain: Vampyric Witchcraft of the Drakon Covenant

Complimentary text to go along with other books with the Order 9 Angles. Not ONA specific but works well with the philosophy. Would recommend also getting Codex Aristarchus, as this expounds upon that.

The Collected Writings of Scithain hold very Valuable Information for Those Who are Truly Interested in Vampirism and What True Vampirism is. There is No Mundane Life Affirming Moral Garbage and Law Abiding Idiocy, which is so Prevalent in most of the So-called "Vampiric" groups. The Teachings of The Drakon Covenant Text Scithain are Historic, as Well as Totally Amoral, and as such, they hold no value on the Life of The Magian/Mundane Trash Breed Humans (except of course as a Food source). Those Involved in Traditional Satanism, such as ONA or one of it's Various Branches. Such as Different Nexions which Continue The Sinister Tradition in There Own Way will find Much Valuable information Within This book. Those Involved In True Vampirism, such as That of Temple of Azagthoth, Tempel ov Blood and of course Drakon Covenant, Should Most Certainly study This Book and the teachings Within. Do not bother Buying this book if You are Concerned with Morality, and Following The Laws of Others. If You are concerned with such Nonsense, then You are likely Mundane, and indeed afflicted with The Disease of Magian/Nazarene Thought. This book, as all books on True Vampirism is Written For Those Few Willing to Break The Laws and Taboos of Society. Those Willing to Go to a Cemetery at night and Start Communion with The Dark Gods/Undead Gods/Ascended Masters, Whatever one may Call These Alien Beings of Vampiric Darkness. I Have to State That Only Those Willing to Step upon The Seven Fold Way Will Ever Truly Benefit from What is Written Within This Book. The Master Elite are Watching, will You become The Predator, or Will You Become The Prey?

I cannot say I liked anything about this book. Nothing new in regard vampiric practice other than being written from the perspective of extreme dark fluff. Full of untested rituals, such as ritual murder and suicide. Further, gives some very bad advice on using ergot as a ritual Sacrament, consumption of ergot will lead to gangrene and death is likely too.

In my honest opinion its a fantastic addition to the general ONA corpus. This book show a interesting well researched honest account on the old pagan practises on the Hebridean Islands in Northern Scotland and how this Nexion based this old practice into their core and the general SFW camlad tradition, which according to the author was originated there and spreated later on into the Welsh Marches on aural bases. The book also shows material which makes a perfect link with "The Sinister Tradition" and the main core works of the ONA regarding practices to attain a full account on the individual processes (if the individual is willing to run this hard road) from the BBS 1, BB3 and Hostia.Its recommended to have a solid base of knowledge, so my advise is to dive first into the general O9A MSS and the author's other book "Codex Aristarchus (2016).Like all ONA mms this is no ordinary Lavey, or Crowley "Satanism" which is based on the Jewish magician concept and some childish fake gothic vampire fantasies...no this is 100% real and dificult to digest philosophy of the Numen and a individual Pathei Mathos.

Nothing new regarding vampire practice other than being written from the perspective of extreme dark fluff. Full of untested rituals and practice, such as ritual murder and suicide. Further, contains some potentially fatal advice on using ergot as a ritual drug. An incredibly purile book, though likely to appeal to those that way inclined.

The author explains many aspects of Hebrides culture and give good rituals and exercices to train yourself on meditation and astral projection. It is a very fascinating culture.Some crucial aspects are missing for the lone practitionner like methods of blood absorption by the energetic centers as many other "tricks" necessary to perform vampyrism correctly.Where it fails, it's on his attempt to create a functional synthesis between the sevenfold way of the ONA and the vampyric path. Considering the extreme difficulty of the ONA, it is vain and pointless to add even more hardcore rituals to this path. This wish to push ordeals to absurd extremity only show a lack of maturity and I really doubt the author put into practice many of the rituals like living not 3 but 6 months in the wild for example...