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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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Do not approach The Devils Notebook expecting an occult tome with great Satanic insight for it will only disappoint you.
I actually love LaVeys writing style in this book but it takes a great deal of reading with a large pinch of salt. It is simply a collection of observances by the deceased Satanist which if you read with an open heart allows a great deal of the unique flavour of the left-hand path to flood in. I'd recommend to any free thinker but for those with a deeper esoteric bent then I'd steer you towards LaVeys 'Satan Speaks' as the better colection of essays.
I actually love LaVeys writing style in this book but it takes a great deal of reading with a large pinch of salt. It is simply a collection of observances by the deceased Satanist which if you read with an open heart allows a great deal of the unique flavour of the left-hand path to flood in. I'd recommend to any free thinker but for those with a deeper esoteric bent then I'd steer you towards LaVeys 'Satan Speaks' as the better colection of essays.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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a valuable learning guide for people that want to learn more about a beleaf out side of the every day main stream. it is more useful as learning guide with satans bibal and satanic rituals.i am not a satanist just some one who was interested in what it was all about it is quite an eye opener,all in all a good book. Devil's Notebook
15 of 20 people found the following review helpful
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Unfortunately, most people do not understand Anton La Vey, yet choose to read books stemming from the Satanic Bible. I urge anyone who wants to know tabout the basics of Satanism to read the Bible first. I also believe that Dr La Vey used second-hand views and methods because they have been researched, used and worked; perhaps he supports these teachings and is therefor sharing them. This is a difficult subject to fully understand and justify, and so it is advisable to educate ones self on the basic philosophy before leaping for the most judgeable works. A wonderful book, and a very intelligent author. A must for any Satanists.
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A Noir Grimoire.
"Anton LaVey does not allow Joe Citizen to feel comfortable in his workaday drabness. Whenever Joe Citizen confronts the spectre of this contemporary Ming The Merciless, he is... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Barry Mac
Whats it about again?
After having purchased "The Satanic Bible" and "The satanic Rituals" i decided to purcahse "The devils notebook" each from the same author. Read more
Published 3 months ago by SamWilliams
It's just small talk
I believe this book is just a very soft reading, kind of critical view of the world, sometimes funny, sometimes boring. Read more
Published on 31 Jan 2006 by Ricardo Coelho
Diabolically Written
Having read The Satanic Bible by LaVey and found myself and my life's attitudes acknowledged and vindicated within it's delightfully sinister covers, I naturally moved on to read... Read more
Published on 3 Sep 2003 by Andrew
READ IT NOW!!!!
This is a really good read - I recommend it to anyone even remotely interested in the occult. It even has a cool section on Lycanthropes (Werewolves), and some of the stuff in... Read more
Published on 13 Feb 2002 by minister_for_pain@yahoo.com
A rather bland book.
A typical satanic work: a bit bland. The author has taken some second hand philosophies and his personal dislikes (a wealthy guy living in the richest country on the planet: why... Read more
Published on 8 Oct 1999
Advanced readers only, please!
This book was not as dissapointing as other reviews would make it seem(hint-hint, ignorant white-lighters). Read more
Published on 24 Jun 1999
LaVey's Poorest Effort
"Hatha Toilet Seat Meditation" is the most impressive thing here. A more personal approach than his other books, it's also far too narcissistic and whiny to make much... Read more
Published on 16 Jun 1999
NOT BAD
For a flipped out wacky wierdo Anton LA Vey, has hit the nail right on the head with this one. I can't say that I agree whole heartedly with some of his more off beat opinions,... Read more
Published on 20 May 1999
This book will teach you to live existentially.
This book will teach the reader to become a more self-thinking individual. It also provides valuable information concerning the creation of a "partner..."
Published on 9 Feb 1999
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