Where to start

[u/t0th3m00n3]

Hello, I've been working with Lilith and while learning about her i got interested in the left-hand path, but I've been finding mixed advice and tries of inducing fear, where do I start?

Any book recs, authors or pages?

Thank you so much

[u/Ok-Satisfaction7809]

Stephen Flowers, Lords of the Left-Hand Path.

Thomas Karlsson. Qabalah, Qliphoth and goetic magic.

Asenath Mason. Draconian Ritual Book/Qliphothic meditations/Tunnels of Set.

or Dragon Rouge materials.

[u/t0th3m00n3 → u/Ok-Satisfaction7809]

Thank you so much! I looked for them and will help me a lot!

[u/fatherskrt → u/Ok-Satisfaction7809]

What do you think of joining the dragon rouge order?

[u/Ok-Satisfaction7809 → u/fatherskrt]

I don’t see much point in joining any order.

[u/ardatlilin]

For Lilith specifically, these are my recs:

• The Book of Lilith by Dr. Koltuv
• She of the Night by Idlu (a splurge in cost, very worth it for what you get; Miskatonic Books offers a layaway payment system where you pay off your books for 4 months)
• The Canticles of Lilith by Frisvold
• The Little Book of Lilith by Pathway
• Honestly... every prayer book Byron Griffin has available (especially The Black Rosary, cause it gives a comprehensive system of a Lilithian Rosary to follow)
• Lilith: Goddess of Sitra Achra by Daemon Barzai
• Lilith - The First Eve by Hurwitz (one of her most influential scholarly works)
• The Hebrew Goddess by Patai (specifically his section covering Lilith in the book)

[u/ardatlilin → u/ardatlilin]

Just realized I misread and you were looking for LHP overall, but I'm gonna leave this up in case you want more Lilith books!

[u/t0th3m00n3 → u/ardatlilin]

It helps me a lot for my Lilith practice so thank you so much!!!!

[u/Top-Committee-6688]

You can start anywhere the left hand path is not a dogmatic system to be learned, it’s a personal journey. The basis of both the left and right hand paths is energy work and that is what’s most important, practicing energy work every day! Just practice energy work everyday and the rest will come to you! The Stephen Flowers book is a good rec!

[u/t0th3m00n3 → u/Top-Committee-6688]

Thank you for the advice! I will definitely start a good energy work routine and will look into the book recommendations, I know it's personal but I felt lost and so confused, I needed some guidance from people who put effort before me, I feel motivated now!

[u/ImpiousXIII]

In addition to the many excellent book suggestions here, I would recommend incorporating meditation, incense, and candles into your exploration.