Liber Lillith by Donald Tyson

Liber Lillith - Trans. & Edited by Donald Tyson.

Prior to last evening, I had never heard of Liber Lillith. I came across it while looking for something else, and spent a couple hours last night reading it. I like it; although I can't see any practical use for modern magicians, I just ordered a hardcopy to add to my own library. It is very reminiscent of the Gnostic Gospels, and although it is presented as a Grimoire there are no over magickal instructions or lessons. It reads as if it were a variant of one of the Gnostic texts found at Nag Hammadi; presenting a history remarkably close to that asserted therein. Only in this work, Sammael takes the place Gnostics reserved for Ialdaboath, and rather than Elohim and Earth being the mother and father as one Gnostic text puts it, in Liber Lillith it is Sammael and Lillith whose union resulted in the creation of man.

Tyson's a strange cat.

ankh_f_n_khonsu wrote:Tyson's a strange cat.

Strange is putting it lightly. during my incarceration one of the only outlets I was able to order from was llewellyn, and for the most part I ordered everything they had. I went through each of Tyson's books and invariably found myself, by then end of the work, shaking my head.

There is only Part 1 of liber lilith available... does anyone has the full book or Part 2 ?