04/10/2025
The Necromantic Practice in the Goetia with BUNE
by Fr. Asar Un Nefer
This 210-page grimoire presents a severe and systematic approach to necromancy through the current of Duke Bune, restored to his original role as found in the earliest grimoires: a force that summons the dead to appointed grounds, relocates bonds between worlds, and delivers responses that endure beyond the ritual circle.
The text moves with deliberate structure. From the prologue and introduction it advances into key operations: names carved in bone, the triple-headed nature of Bune and his seal, the means by which the dead are moved, and the foundations of a death craft rooted in record and verification. Chapters unfold through the treatment of burial grounds and crossroads as working fields, the disciplined use of circles, triangles, and restraints, and the articulation of pacts with both ancestors and the named dead.
Practical instruments are explored with rigor: mirrors, water, and smoke as night instruments, and the seal itself reinterpreted as an instruction in form, order, and precision. The system culminates in casework where answers are tested, results are measured, and finally a twelve-week cycle is laid out, providing continuity, closure, and the rhythm required for long-term necromantic practice.
This book is not written for ornament or impression, It is a manual of discipline, record, and endurance. To engage Bune within these pages is to accept the demand for clarity, repetition, and proof. It offers a complete framework for those who seek a necromantic path able to stand both within ritual darkness and under daylight scrutiny.