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Necromantic Practice
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Sin Eater
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Spiritual Sacrament
The tribes in Indonesia that eat the brains of their loved one’s are practicing necromancy? In a sense they are, but for them it hasn’t broken from their shamanism. So it is in a sense a spiritual sacrament for them, and in some traditions of necromancy eating portions of the dead was practiced. I would…
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Occult Science
If you view a living soul a specific way then the dead are the same. A good bulk of the late medieval era/early renaissance necromancy had prayers to God, the Christian God, and many seemingly very pious acts, as did Nostradamus rites of invocation before he divined. Usurped like many of todays festivals? Actually, yes.…
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Aware of Spirits
Usually children or pets tend to be aware of the world differently. The young animals that have bonded with people, and the children not brainwashed by imperialistic schooling. So often, someone who has a surviving pet, or a child that was born just before the death of a family elder, will see the departed person. I…
Category: Necromancy
Necro = dead, and mancy = knowing or knowledge. In necromantic beliefs, the dead aren’t really gone so they can influence the living. In necromantic practices world wide, there were two basic schools of thought in necromancy. They say either that the dead are all knowing, and you need contact only one spirit to get your answer, or in the other the dead are not all knowing, and that to get your answer you either have to contact someone who knew it in life, or might have learned it in death.
“I stand back detached and I can hear the spirit person I am channeling, but I can’t hear it clearly – and then suddenly it goes blank, that’s really when they are in.” Derek Acorah