The curse of my journey has haunted me from the very beginning. It started as a simple desire to explore the world and see new places, but little did I know the challenges that awaited me. Each step I took, every path I chose, seemed to lead me deeper into a never-ending cycle of misfortune. It began with a series of unfortunate events on my very first trip. My flight got delayed, causing me to miss my connecting flight and spend hours in the airport. When I finally reached my destination, my luggage was lost, leaving me with nothing but the clothes on my back.
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The Malleus codified the folklore and beliefs of the Alpine peasants and was dedicated to the implementation of Exodus 22 18 You shall not permit a sorceress to live. Over time, heretical elements had merged with folklore elements such as the wild ride, so differentiating witchcraft cases with prominent heresy from others was not possible.
When I finally reached my destination, my luggage was lost, leaving me with nothing but the clothes on my back. My hotel reservation got mixed up, forcing me to sleep on a lumpy couch in the lobby. And as if that was not enough, I fell ill and spent the majority of my trip bedridden.
Malleus Maleficarum – The Witch Hammer
Legendary Witchhunter’s manual Malleus Maleficarum (The Witch Hammer) by Heinrich Kramer as LIMITED COLLECTOR’S Edition (Hand-numbered & limited to 666 copies) with Gold details on cover, spine and back. Hardcover 1st edition. Size 27cm x 23, 270 pages, illustrated with 28 original pictures, originally from 1486, languege: english (Montague Summers translation). Hexenhammer Books 2023.
“Certain it is that the Malleus Maleficarum is the most solid, the most important work in the whole vast library of witchcraft. One turns to it again and again with edification and interest: From the point of psychology, from the point of jurisprudence, from the point of history, it is supreme.” – Montague Summers
“But the theory that modern witches are tainted with this sort of diabolic filthiness is not substantiated only in our opinion, since the expert testimony of the witches themselves has made all things credible; and that they do not now, as in the past, subject themselves unwillingly, but willingly embrace this most foul and miserable servitude.” Heinrich Kramer
“The Malleus Maleficarum is one of the world’s few books written ‘sub specie aeternitatis’. – Montague Summers
Collectors hand-numbered edition made only 666 copies. Book is bound roundspined hardcover with gold highlights on cover, spine and back. Red page marker ribbon is included. Book has pages 270. Language is english. Hexenhammer Books 2023: limited red/gold edition. Originally from 1486.
This book is a true rare treasure for every book collector and to everyone who is interested occult subjects like witchcraft, magic, supernatural and demonology. We hope that our customers enjoy this book as much as we do in Hexenhammer!
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Occult Witchcraft Grimoire Collector’s Limited Edition orig. 1486
Legendary Witchhunter’s manual Malleus Maleficarum (The Witch Hammer) by Heinrich Kramer as LIMITED COLLECTOR’S Edition (Hand-numbered & limited to 666 copies) with Gold details on cover, spine and back. Hardcover 1st edition. Size 27cm x 23, 270 pages, illustrated with 28 original pictures, originally from 1486, languege: english (Montague Summers translation). Hexenhammer Books 2023.
“Certain it is that the Malleus Maleficarum is the most solid, the most important work in the whole vast library of witchcraft. One turns to it again and again with edification and interest: From the point of psychology, from the point of jurisprudence, from the point of history, it is supreme.” – Montague Summers
“But the theory that modern witches are tainted with this sort of diabolic filthiness is not substantiated only in our opinion, since the expert testimony of the witches themselves has made all things credible; and that they do not now, as in the past, subject themselves unwillingly, but willingly embrace this most foul and miserable servitude.” Heinrich Kramer
“The Malleus Maleficarum is one of the world’s few books written ‘sub specie aeternitatis’. – Montague Summers
Collectors hand-numbered edition made only 666 copies. Book is bound roundspined hardcover with gold highlights on cover, spine and back. Red page marker ribbon is included. Book has pages 270. Language is english. Hexenhammer Books 2023: limited red/gold edition. Originally from 1486.
This book is a true rare treasure for every book collector and to everyone who is interested occult subjects like witchcraft, magic, supernatural and demonology. We hope that our customers enjoy this book as much as we do in Hexenhammer!
The Malleus doesn’t however mention the devil’s mark, familiar spirits, or the feasting of the sabbat, all of which became common in trials over the proceeding 200 year. This shows that it was not as much the Malleus’ new contributions to the witchcraft phenomenon that caused belief in witchcraft to rapidly grow, but rather its careful argumentation and reasoning.
Thinking it was just bad luck, I brushed off these incidents and continued my travels. However, the curse seemed determined to follow me. On my next journey, I booked a tour to visit a remote and beautiful island. But when I arrived, a typhoon hit, causing all activities to be canceled. I was left stranded, with no way to escape the island until the storm passed. The curse further extended its reach when I decided to venture into the mountains. I was excited to hike and explore nature, but instead, I got lost for days. The trail markers were unclear, and I found myself wandering in circles. Exhausted, dehydrated, and terrified, I eventually stumbled upon a group of hikers who guided me back to civilization. It seemed that no matter where I went or what I did, the curse of my journey would always find a way to sabotage my plans. Flights would get canceled, roads would be blocked, and accommodations would mysteriously overbook. It felt as though the universe was conspiring against me. Despite the hardships, there have been moments of beauty and joy amidst the chaos. I have witnessed breathtaking sunsets, tasted mouthwatering cuisine, and met incredible people along the way. These experiences have reminded me that the curse is not all-encompassing; there is still light to be found. My journey has taught me resilience and the ability to adapt to unpredictable situations. It has made me appreciate the small victories and cherish the moments of tranquility amidst the storms. I have learned to embrace the unexpected and find beauty in the chaos. While the curse of my journey may continue to linger, I refuse to let it define my experiences. I will press on, venturing into the unknown with an open heart and a hopeful spirit. For it is in the face of adversity that true growth and transformation occur..
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