The book is good and unique in many ways of how it was written. I can say with the many books on Hecate this book is like no other because of how it's written and the author focus's on the dark aspect of Hecate, which I personally like. Most women who claim to be witches don't, but isn't that the very nature of witchcraft? The unknown darker aspects?

After analyzing the book which I still do because there is so much to understand and learn from. How I perceived this book, it's bases is ceremonial magic with a journey into the Qlipthothic Tree or at least it's aspects. The traid is substituted from the three evils that are too outside the tree, which Belial is already a part of. The Phoenix Rite is the crossing of the Abyss which can be accomplished many different ways on your own if one hàs the courage. And last I understood the Inter Sanctum as Lucifer's Throne as the soul will be tested by Hecate to see if you can handle his energy for the very reason Lucifer's vibration is deep and harsh and will not bend to human vibration as Hecate will. It's a dedication to the Dark Lord.

If you can make it to his Throne you passed the test to move forward. Most people won't cross the abyss regardless for many reasons. And for those who will try, might fail or might pass, either way if that person can understand the book in how it's written out (which I doubt most can) then you have accomplished the first step.

Otherwise good luck, I personally will use it as a reference and create my own rituals since the book is descriptive not instructional and most people need instructions. Otherwise it's very unique and most interesting.

The first three books gave an impression to have all the ritual secrets in all three books because the writer goes back and forth with Trident of what they will and won't allow. The books are exciting but to complicated for most readers to understand. If they can't understand what their reading, they can't perform these rituals successfully

Document was shipped expeditiously, and was packed with great care! The book itself is cosmetically gorgeous, truly a work of fine quality. The content is entirely worth the cost, if one is interested in pursuing a Darker Experience with the Witch Queen. 13/10

A foundational text. But MAS has advanced way beyond this in his writings- but this book is essential. I had my doubts, but the author is not messing around and is way out of the league of all the LHP posers. Hecate is a very REAL being. MAS emphasizes this and insists on the student experiencing this. He will answer individual inquiries. Beautiful books but hardcore stuff.

Quality: The book is made beautifully and feels amazing, although the gold pressing is already falling off which is disappointing.
The content: The book itself and the ideas it present are interesting but they feel poorly executed. It feels as if the author is trying to put forth so many new ideas as was left with no room to elaborate on them. The rites and rituals are interesting and unique, with most being useful but, they fall flat since they contain little explanation for why they work. Also, at some points in this book, it feels as if Mark Allan Smith is speaking in pure jargon.
Overall: If you're lookin for a book with rituals pertaining to Hecate, Lucifer, and Belial I would look else where. To me, it feels like a beautiful piece to have on your shelf but that's all it's good for.