Writing Your Own Simon Necronomicon

LAMADU DINGIR, through translation, means “Teaching of the Gods” and/or  “Learning from the Gods” depending on its use in context. It is only appropriate that this text has both meanings as its title. This work is the entirety of the editor’s  knowledge of the spiritual customs practiced in ancient Mesopotamia detailed in the Simon NECRONOMICON and subsequent research into the spirituality of the era.  

Practitioners of the Simon Necronomicon are told in the book to write all of the book down word for word.  It follows logic then, that in studying the book, the practitioner's copy becomes a work in progress along with their growth of the system.  In the case of this author, this is my means of doing exactly that.

My personal Simon Necronomicon - 282 pages with everything I have learned working through the system.