Liber Sempiternus
The Book of Undead
by Zulqarnayn XIII
Liber Sempiternus is a provocative and uncompromising grimoire that explores one of the most misunderstood subjects in modern occultism: the true esoteric current of vampirism. Stripped of popular mythology and contemporary subcultural interpretations, this extraordinary work by Zulqarnayn XIII presents a radical reexamination of vampirism as a genuine initiatory path rooted in occult philosophy, spiritual transformation, and the pursuit of immortality.
Drawing upon years of intensive research, spiritual practice, and direct occult investigation, Liber Sempiternus reveals a coherent magical framework that challenges conventional assumptions while illuminating teachings that have remained fragmented, obscured, or deliberately concealed. Rather than presenting folklore, fantasy, or psychological speculation, this grimoire approaches vampirism as a living magical current concerned with the mastery of subtle forces, the cultivation of spiritual power, and the transcendence of human limitation.
Regarded by its author as their most controversial work to date, Liber Sempiternus does not seek to reinforce existing beliefs or appeal to modern occult trends. Instead, it dismantles accepted doctrines, questions long-held assumptions, and offers an uncompromising vision intended for serious practitioners willing to pursue hidden knowledge wherever it may lead.
Within these pages, readers will discover a systematic approach to the deeper mysteries of the vampiric current through practical insights, esoteric philosophy, and initiatory principles rarely discussed in published occult literature. Whether studied as a grimoire of advanced magical practice or as a groundbreaking contribution to contemporary occult thought, this book stands apart as one of the most original examinations of esoteric vampirism in recent years.
Ideal for students of ceremonial magic, the Left-Hand Path, spirit work, Western esotericism, and advanced initiatory traditions, Liber Sempiternus offers an invitation to confront forbidden knowledge with discipline, discernment, and courage. This is not a book for the merely curious; it is a work for those prepared to challenge accepted truths in pursuit of authentic occult realisation.
In the words of the author: “Those blinded by ego and fanaticism will see this book as an offence, while those who genuinely feel the call toward what is real — and above all, sublime — will find in these pages the necessary tools to reach the supreme goal: breaking the chains of slavery.”
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Part One: Critique and Foundations
· 21ST CENTURY SOCIETY AS AN ANTI-IMMORTALITY FORCE
· ERZSÉBET BÁTHORY: THE FALSIFICATION OF THE VAMPIRE MYTH
· HOMO ANTHROPOS
Part Two: Vampiric Shadow or Sublunar Work
· NAHUALISM AND THE VAMPIRIC SHADOW
· VIA IGNIS: THE SIX FIRES OF MOLOCH
· FIRST FIRE: IGNIS CORPORIS
· SECOND FIRE: IGNIS SANGUINIS
· THIRD FIRE: IGNIS MENTIS
· FOURTH FIRE: IGNIS UMBRAE
· FIFTH FIRE: IGNIS ANIMAE
· SIXTH FIRE: IGNIS DRACONIS
· RESHEF: UMBRA VIVENS
· RITUAL WITH TANTALUS
Part Three: The Resurrected Body or Initiatic Immortality
· REINCARNATION: A NICE LIE FOR THE EGO
· METEMPSYCHOSIS PSYCHIC RECYCLING
· THE IMPORTANCE OF THE AGATHOS DAIMON IN ACHIEVING IMMORTALITY
· THE MOON BODY IS INSUFFICIENT FOR IMMORTALITY
· BECAUSE THE VAMPIRIC SHADOW IS NOT ENOUGH FOR IMMORTALITY
· THE GLORIOUS BODY OR SOLAR BODY
· THE SOLAR BODY AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO INCORRUPTED CORPSES
· BAAL VS MOT AND THEIR SYMBOLISM WITH THE RESURRECTED BODY
· IMMORTALITY TRANSCENDS POLARITIES
· THE CITY OF THE IMMORTALS
· CRITICISM OF MODERN VAMPIRISM
Final Chapter
Bibliography
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Hardcover Edition - Limited to 133 hand-numbered copies, signed by the author
224 pages. Hardcover bound in black book cloth, with a red silk-screen stamped cover. Printed on 90 gsm white bond paper.
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About the Author
Zulqarnayn XIII is the author’s nom de plume, chosen to reflect the fusion of their roots: a Mexican heritage rich in ancestral traditions, and another from the ancient Ottoman Empire, particularly from Turkey. Zulqarnayn or Dulqarnayn was one of the names by which the biblical Cain was known in those lands, a figure of exile and cursed power, a shadow that crosses the boundaries of the human and the divine. The XIII, in Roman numerals, connects their work to the 13th card of the Tarot, Death, an energy deeply revered both by the indigenous peoples of Mexico and, in modern times, by the devotees of Mother Santa Muerte.
Zulqarnayn XIII has been practicing for over 16 years, beginning on the Left-Hand Path, and delving into on the mysteries of necromancy and vampirism, two paths that delve into the power of death and rebirth, the transgression of boundaries, and the search for eternity.
