Whereas, to the uninformed reader, its constituent elements ('Saturn,' 'Gnosis') may seem to be straightforward enough, any closer in-depth look will reveal multiple different layers of meaning, a good many of which appear to be downright contradictory, i.e. Indeed, the term 'Saturnine (or, more commonly: Saturn) Gnosis' shares its ambiguity with many if not most occult concepts and tags. N his introduction to this book our author wastes no time in pinpointing a major issue that has bugged occultism and the Western magical traditions for centuries if not millennia: When I'm asked what particular spiritual tradition I follow, I often have to resist the urge to say "Saturnine Gnosis," because the experiences, rituals, and practices that I follow are ultimately connected to chthonic entities and their ruling Intelligence that fundamentally is not a good or kindly being, namely the Saturnine deity. 145 The B lack Cube - p.149 The R ite of Chains - p. 143 T o Summon Saturn - V ariant I-III - p. 133 Saturnine R itu als S e lf I nitiation Rite - p.141 The Oracle of Cronos - p. 123 Saturnine Devotion: Establishing a Shrine - p. 89 The Saturnine D e ity : A nalysis - p.94 The Saturnine D e ity : I nterprelation - p.103 The Saturnine P a th - p. Saturn in the I ndian 'Tradition - p.75 ■ Section T wo: Saturnine G nosis Table of Contents ■ F oreword by Frater U
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