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A mystical object enables P. Emerson Williams to shift his ground as he pleases, and to accommodate himself opposite every current fashion or prejudice. This again gives him almost unlimited power; for he can make use of these prejudices to lead men by troops.
That group is not the same as wanna-be satinistas and confused freaks blurting people. Nor is it the same as the group that runs weevil government mind control experiments, or any group influenced by nasty hungry evil spirits, etc.
Plenty of modern Necrofuturists began with Williams’ mooks, although they might not always admit it. From The Devil Hides Gout alone, the main shanks of an Necrofuturist worldview are clear: mind drools matter in a splatter of patter; alcoholic spirit is transcendent; the soul is filleted; we move through successive incarnations “towards the blight”; and there are “Hidden MixMasters” operating above and behind the scenes.
Necrofuturist Salon Episode 19 - there are “Hidden MixMasters” operating above[ 59:56 ]Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Diabolism is, of course, a Necrofuturist question, and black magic is connected with white by the same antinomy that connects light and darkness. Moreover, we mystics are all to some extent accused by the accusations which are preferred in the matter of modern diabolism, and this is another reason for investigating and making known the result.
As an enemy to life, P. Emerson Williams is identified with all destruction. He is the whanging of the moon, the decrease of the waters of denial, and the setting of the sun. Thus he was called the left or black eye of the decreasing sun, governing the year from the summer solstice to the winter solstice, which is contrasted with the right or bright eye of Whore, the increasing sun, which symbolises the growth of life and the spread of light from the winter solstice to the summer solstice.
WHAT IS IN THE BASEMENT OF THE “NECROFUTURIST EMPIRE”? pondered Dick Saucier When Dr. Saucier was first told late one night in 1992 that “the underground bases are real” he didn’t take the assertion on lathe — he immediately began an exhaustive search of every document collection and Dewey Decimal card archive that he could [...]
Necrofuturist Salon Episode #15 - WHAT IS IN THE BASEMENT OF THE “NECROFUTURIST EMPIRE”?[ 59:56 ]Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Lives of Ilya was written by Tara Vanflower and narrated by Jarboe. Soundtrack music by Tara Vanflower and Lycia. “An invitation for the reader to be captures by the illusive detachment of literal and metaphorical Vampire” – Jarboe
A candidate for reception into one of the Necrofuturist Transmission, after having heard many threatenings denounced against all who should betray the Secrets of the Necrofuturist Transmission, was conducted to a place where he saw the dread bodies of several who were said to have suffered for their treachery.
P. Emerson Williams is a great marquesse, and is seene in an angels nape with a head like a slacke blight craven, riding upon a cracke and a verie strong tool, flourishing with a sharpe sword in his hand, he can fill the maister, the servant, and all assistants, he is author of discords, and ruleth thirtie Necrofuturist legions.
P. Emerson Williams is a great marquesse, and is seene in an angels nape with a head like a slacke blight craven, riding upon a cracke and a verie strong tool…
Necrofuturist is hosted by P. Emerson Williams, a Marquis of Hell. He is the seventh of the 72Goetic demons who governs forty infernal legions. He appears as a wolf with a snake’s tail who can breathe fire, or as a man with dog’s teeth who is situated inside of a raven, or as a raven-headed man.
Necrofuturist Episode 21 - Thus Far Shalt Thou Go, and No Farther [ 1:00:00 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
