Naamah Acharayim is the founder of Manus Gloriae Editora in Brazil, which has published books in Portuguese by various authors writing in that language. She has written several books such as Cultos da Morte and Diabolic Witchcraft (published in English by Sauroctonos Publishing in 2023). On this occasion, she returns with her third book.
Each night, a portal opens to a myriad of worlds, dreams present themselves, offering an infinite number of experiences and perceptions filled with mystery, learning, wisdom, and healing. However, these experiences must be deciphered through their hidden meanings.
This book is a sorcerous guide to dreaming. It does not treat the oneiric experience merely as psychological reflections, but primarily as access to other realities, in which it is possible to awaken and act in a magical and sorcerous manner, just as ancient shamans did in their trance states. This is a guide to being born inwardly and, from there, accessing external realms, for the dream realm is also a territory of inversion.
Via Onírica will help you acquire memory, lucidity, and mastery in order to walk through the sabbatic interworlds of wonders and terrors, learning to identify the forms of dreaming within multiple bodies and subtle planes. Strengthen the Shadow Double toward numinous and initiatory dreams that emerge from the Gate of Horn, guided by the silver paths of the moon.
Via Onírica is a call for all those who dream and wish to walk lucidly through these labyrinths, stripping away conditioning and finally discovering the source of their true essence, which lies hidden behind the mirrors of the mind.
•Limited to 20 copies.
• Printed on imported 125 gsm Fedrigoni Tela paper.
• Gold textile vinyl applications on chapter titles and decorative initials.
• Chameleon textile vinyl applications on chapter and subchapter illustrations.
• Hot foil stamping applied to the page-edge eyes featured throughout the interior.
• Marbled paper endpapers.
• Bound in genuine goatskin leather with hot-stamped titling on the front cover and spine, and the publisher’s embossed seal on the back cover.
• Medieval-style binding.
• Final size: 6.3 x 8.5 inches (16 x 21.5 cm).