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UPDATE:
New publication.
The Black Star of Nuit - Trilogy
by Jack Fox-Williams.
The book is scheduled for release on the 4th of July.
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As soon as the physical copies have arrived, we will then post an update and photo's of the books and then the packing and shipping of the pre-ordered copies will start.
Volume I: The Black Star of Nuit
Introduction:
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The Black Star of Nuit is a bold and esoteric journey through the heart of occult philosophy, fusing Left-Hand Path magic with Thelemic mysticism to forge a radical new vision of spiritual evolution. Rooted in the symbolism of both the Tree of Life and the Qliphoth, the book explores the central tension between unity and separation—between the divine order imposed by the demiurge and the liberating chaos of self-deification.
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Drawing on the mystical traditions of Theosophy, Thelema, Buddhism, and Hinduism, as well as the visionary work of Kenneth Grant, this work challenges the binary opposition of good and evil, God and Satan, being and non-being. Instead, it posits a supreme nothingness—represented by Nuit—beyond all dualities, where all opposites dissolve into an infinite potential.
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The Black Star of Nuit by Jack Fox-Williams
Volume II: Liber Nuit
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Liber Nuit is the definitive continuation and deepening of the mystical system introduced in The Black Star of Nuit. Where the first work outlined a broad philosophical synthesis of the left- and right-hand paths, this book refines and crystallizes that vision into a coherent spiritual framework—a living path of initiation into the mysteries of the Black Star of Nuit (BSON). Neither a cult nor a rigid tradition, BSON is a fluid, evolving current of occultists, mystics, and seekers exploring the liminal spaces where darkness births illumination.
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In Liber Nuit, the image of the Black Sun becomes the central archetype—symbolizing “dark luminosity,” the paradox of a light that shines through negation. This alchemical motif is developed across numerous spiritual and philosophical disciplines, drawing from Thelema, Gnosticism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Sufism, Chaos Magic, Jungian psychology, and more. The book speaks to those who reject dogma and seek the wisdom that lies at the crossroads of mysticism, metaphysics, and inner transformation.
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Liber Nuit by Jack Fox-Williams
Volume III: Dark Enlightenment
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Dark Enlightenment is the culminating volume in Jack Fox-Williams’ visionary Black Star of Nuit trilogy, bringing to completion a radical spiritual system that bridges the left- and right-hand paths through a synthesis of Thelema, Eastern mysticism, Qliphothic initiation, and metaphysical non-duality.
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Following The Black Star of Nuit, which laid the groundwork for unifying occult traditions, and Liber Nuit, which deepened the exploration of the Qliphoth and the initiatory path of negation, Dark Enlightenment delivers the final revelation: a return to and rebirth from the Void. This is not nihilistic erasure, but an ecstatic affirmation of reality as a divine illusion—one wholly self-generated by the initiate who has transcended all dualities.
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In this work, the Three Negative Veils—Ain, Ain Soph, and Ain Soph Aur—are not seen as a cosmological sequence, but as simultaneous aspects of the Absolute: the impossible possibility that transcends and yet gives rise to all things. The initiate journeys into the Void through the Qliphothic spheres, stripping away all attachments until they merge with the nothingness beyond all being. But unlike the anti-cosmic traditions that stop here, Dark Enlightenment affirms the return: a reintegration with the phenomenal world, now seen as a shadow-play cast by the light of the Void itself.
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Dark Enlightenment by Jack Fox-Williams
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