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The Forbidden Ermine the Grimorium Verum ♀ THE FORBIDDEN ERMINE OF THE GRIMORIUM VERUM THE NINETY-NINE GARDENS OF FORBIDDEN PLEASURE BY GLENORCHY MCBRIDE III THE FORBIDDEN ERMINE OF GRIMORIUM VERUM By Glenorchy McBride III © Copyright 2017 Dedication LILITH ARACHNE ASTAROTH The World Weaver of The Astral PlanE The Great Mother of Life & Death Night Goddess of Dark Faeries The Lady of Lies & Truth Queen of Spiders The Great God PAN The Devil XV Demonlord of The Infernal Hierarchy The Demon Lady SITRI of The Goetia Subtlest of The Screech Owls Princess of The Succubi Duchess of HELL & Ψ The Black Lodge 99 & To Some Witches & Wizards & Assassins Most Feared THE MATA HARI THE MAFIA AND THE MARQUIS DE SADE ∞ 1 THE FORBIDDEN ERMINE OF THE GRIMORIUM VERUM By Glenorchy McBride III © Copyright 2017 Dama con l'ermellino The Lady with an Ermine (1489–1490) by Leonardo daVinci This masterpiece currently hangs in Muzeum Czartoryskich Wawel Castle, Kraków, Poland 2 THE FORBIDDEN ERMINE OF GRIMORIUM VERUM By Glenorchy McBride III © Copyright 2017 “The Forbidden Ermine of The Grimorium Verum ~ The Ninety-Nine Gardens of Forbidden Pleasure (Preview Manuscript IV. The Star Drive Edition 9-11”) © 2018 by Glenorchy McBride III. This edition is made available under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) International License. This means that you are free to circulate this work in a complete and unaltered state for non-commercial purposes ~ see web links below for details. Except where quotations are cited and referenced (or noted that a “REF” is needed, though this sign is also used for other reasons), this book and every text contained herein was written by Glenorchy McBride III. Drawn images and demonic sigils contained in this book are often not the work of Glenorchy McBride III. These are included only for the purpose of guiding publishers by demonstrating the types of image to fit in each position. To publish this book, the artists who produced these images will have to be contacted and contracted. I would like this artwork to be used, and these artists to be credited. If you are an artist behind any of these reference- noted images, I invite you to contact Glenorchy McBride III by email (see below) ~ as I would love to include your work. That is the reason I chose it. And note also that this book is not being commercially circulated. You will be contacted contracted (hopefully), and credited when the first commercial edition is circulated. Until that happy night, I am a starving artist who is fighting for his life and liberty and freedom to Love with the weapon that Nature hath shaped me to use ~ ART, and it is fun when other Artists can benefit by contributing to The Sacred Works of The Muse, you are getting fantastic exposure, so we both benefit, and this is a deal I non-consensually assumed and transacted honestly as part of my survival dance. This work of Philosophy honours the validity of The Mafia. This work of Thought and Literary Art is copyright under The Australian Copyright Act 1968*. Inquiries concerning reproduction and rights may be addressed by email to: Glenorchy McBride III Email: [email protected] Licence Deed: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Licence Deed Legal Code: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/legalcode The Brown Mark of The Bottom-Feeder’s Cheek is a curse enacted upon the soul of each being who attempts to plagiarize this grimoire. This Brown Mark is permanent ~ Forever. And smelly. ? In accord with The Copyright Seals placed upon this book and The Convention of Academic Citation, you may cite and reference this grimoire by using the following bibliographical reference information: BIBLIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION FOR CITING REFERENCES McBride, Glenorchy (2018) “The Forbidden Ermine of The Grimorium Verum ~ The Ninety-Nine Gardens of Forbidden Pleasure” Preview IV. The Star Drive Edition 9-11. Pan-Gaia Eco-Art Publishing Workshop, Australia. ISBN 9780648247203. ∞ *Copyright is asserted in Australia, and an original copy of “The Seed of Gaia” is present in The Australian National Library. Copyright is asserted in America, and an original copy of “The Seed of Gaia” is present in The Library of Congress. For American copyright conditions, see U.S.–Australia International Free Trade Agreement (2005). Copyright is asserted in The European Union and all other nations signatory to The Berne Convention (1886), and is established in accord with ISBN requisites. Copyright is asserted globally and in all domains, all rights are reserved. 3 THE FORBIDDEN ERMINE OF THE GRIMORIUM VERUM By Glenorchy McBride III © Copyright 2017 A LUNAR GIFT TO THE FORBIDDEN GODDESS Before My Lady BABYLON, I lay this sacred fur. A royal white ermine with 99 black tri-headed soft-tailed clubs, for her pleasure and her collection of unique jewels. Over the garment’s surfaces and through its folds open 99 curiously-glistening purple interdimensional eyes of various size & species. When the eyes are closed, they are completely undetectable ~ some people get a little surprise when the bubbling interdimensional eyes pop open all over the cloak. When the eyes are opened, the wearer of the garment has complete 360° visibility, and cannot be approached undetected. This unique and fantastically powerful Robe of Eyes endows the wearer with vision over the full spectrum from infra-red to ultra-violet, in addition to planar vision into The Ethereal Plane and other immediately adjacent planes convergent upon the spatio-temporal location. These eyes also grant the power to see through every enchantment and illusion, and to discern allies from enemies. In addition, the wearer may gaze upon any human (etc.), and if she concentrates, she will know whom that person will marry. The garment’s eyes let the wearer see the secrets of forbidden pleasure in any soul. This fur is enchanted to act as a royally-powerful backbiter curse upon any destructive attack performed against it. For example, if stabbed in an eye, even the most powerful magickal sword, stabs the sword wielder’s own eye, whilst the eye in the robe merely continues look on, innocently, unaffected. This inadvertently means that the robe functions more effectively than even the best armour, over the parts of the body covered. The ermine adjusts itself, as if alive, to a fit that is perfectly suited to the comfort and mood expressions of its wearer ~ thus, it is the among most comfortable garments ever created. Every associated feature is perfectly soft to her in every way. It provides a perfect micro-environment. It responds to her every command as an expression of her will, for she owns this item of forbidden luxury, in body and soul. In the whole of The World of Human Imagination, no other ermine has been as richly endowed with dreams as the animal whom I did slay and rebirth to create this magickal garment. And by that act, the dream of this ermine is enriched ~ an animal long a resident of a cold rectangled dwelling is given new life as a new expression of beauty and wonder and fantastic forbidden pleasure. Thus, a new composition of dreams to compliment The Lady in Ermine. DaVinci’s painting now contains additional layers of meaning, which will add to both its value and its mystique. The keeper is always personally known to both LILITH & The Duchess SYACHI. And through the centuries to come, ermine sorcerers will speculate upon the meanings and mysteries of this arcane art. Let this painting be presented as a gift to The Babylonian Gallery of Ancient and Modern Art. The Forbidden Ermine is a powerful artefact which has been made into The Infernal Key governing The SINful Ways of Forbidden Pleasure for 1001 years. Through this dimension will it forever exist, but at the end of 1001 years PAN’s Goetia will ride The Equinox Reformations to engineer a new dimension of meaning through humanity’s relationship with Forbidden Pleasure. At that time, The Ermine Rite of Forbidden Pleasure and its rich treasure of dark and terrible dreams will transit to become a reality facet of The Dark Elfin Psyche, where it will serve SALOME’s descendants ~ and the other humanoids will use this grimoire to perform The Black Mass of The Arcane Spider. This has been the meaning of The Forbidden Ermine, from the beginning. The Forbidden Ermine cannot be damaged or destroyed ~ any more than humanity’s tendency toward SIN can be destroyed. It exists in The World of Human Imagination. It was created of three threads in The Loom of The Fates, and its destiny stretches as far as The Dark Elves’ Futures. The fur is fastened by a spider clasp set with a mystic red blood-ruby mounted in a spider’s potent poisoned pin. The jewel is finely fashioned of Babylonian Black Adamantine1. The ruby jewel in its abdomen will crystalize as a giant purple-white Nocturnian Star-Sapphire in 1001 years ~ and with this transformation, The Dark Elfin Princess SYTIRIANNAEL will become the mystic owner of the garment (with this grimoire), forevermore. The fangs of the amulet are two purple pink diamond chips. If The Forbidden Ermine is worn by anybody other than its fated mystic owner and her demons, the adamantine spider clasp comes to life, and burrows into the flesh of the wearer until it reaches the heart, where it releases a terrible spiritual poison that affects the heart and the soul, in addition to the body ~ this is an Astral Death Scarab. The demonesses ASTAROTH and SYRACHI (and her Grand Vizier, for obvious bureaucratic reasons) may command the scarab to come to life and serve as a spy or assassin or messenger.
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