THE BUZZ OF THE ABYSS

THE BUZZ OF THE ABYSS
"Insects and Arachnids in Magickal Anthropology"
by Madame Orfa
Limited to 333 hard cover Edition
 
The Buzz of the Abyss: Insects and Arachnids in Magical Anthropology is a dark and visionary exploration of small creatures as sacred signs, occult symbols and living mirrors of transformation. From the scarab of Khepri and the bee of Ra to Serket’s scorpion and Beelzebub’s fly, this work follows insects and arachnids through Egyptian funerary magic, demonological imagination, forbidden myth and the invisible languages of trance, revealing how the smallest forms can carry immense spiritual force when observed through the lens of magical anthropology.
 
Through spiders, webs, Lilith, Apāna, Qayin, Tubal-Cain and the scorpion as guardian of the threshold, the book opens a hidden anthropology of the abyss, where wings, shells, venom and threads become signs of exile, desire, rebirth and spiritual sovereignty. Written for readers of occultism and dark esoteric symbolism, The Buzz of the Abyss shows that power does not always arrive as a monumental force, because sometimes it comes as a buzz in the night, a thread in the corner, a wing near the flame or a stinger raised at the edge of the unknown. Limited to 333 hardcover copies. Available now for pre-order.
 
Content:
Introduction: The minimal Creature Before the Abyss of the Sacred
 
PART I
Beetles, Bees, and Scorpions from the Afterlife
Chapter I: Khepri and the Resurrection  
Chapter II: The Heart Beetle
Chapter III: The Bee of Ra
Chapter IV: Serket, Poison, and Custody of the Corpse
 
PART II
Insects of Plague, Putrefaction and Demonology
Chapter V: The Fly and Beelzebub
Chapter VI: The Locust and Devastating Hunger
Chapter VII: The Moth and the Hidden Light
Chapter VIII: Worms, Larvae, and The Secret Life Within Death
 
PART III
The Necronomicon, the Al Azif, and the Buzz of the Invisible
Chapter IX: The Night Sound of Insects as a Demonic Voice
Chapter X: The insects of the Necronomicon and Biology from the Outside
Chapter XI: Humming, Trance, and Atmospheric Possession
 
PART IV
Spiders, Webs, and Lilith
Chapter XII: Arachne and the Forbidden Metamorphosis
Chapter XIII: The Spider as the Invisible Architect of Destiny
Chapter XIV: Lilith and the Moon Spider 
Chapter XV: Apāna and the Descent
 
PART V                                                                              
Scorpions, and the Magic of Exile
Chapter XVI: The Scorpion as Guardian of the Threshold
Chapter XVII: The Mark, Exile and the First Rupture
Chapter XVIII: Tubal-Cain, Metal and Stinger
Chapter XIX: Poison, Cursed Land, and the Sovereignty of the Exile
 
Epilogue:  The Gnosis of Small Creatures
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