Gamaliel by Edgar Kerval

Gamaliel offers a groundbreaking journey into the Black Moon—an immersive, initiatory system of lunar vampirism, erotic necrosis, and post-human tantra unlike anything previously described in occult literature. Based on years of direct oneiric immersion, Edgar Kerval reveals a current that dissolves identity, erodes form, and transforms the practitioner into a vessel of the nocturnal Queen. This limited hardcover edition features the entire cycle of Gamalielic gnosis: an experiential collection of pathworkings, rituals, visionary immersions, and transformative trials, all drawn from lived practice rather than inherited dogma.

Across nineteen chapters, the reader is led through the black waters of the Moon, the cultivation of the shadow-body, the banquet rites of oneiric blood, the erotic furnaces of necrotic desire, the tunnels of lunar currents, and the Lilithic masks that shape the operator into a multitude of predatory forms. Here, eroticism becomes an alchemical force; hunger becomes a sacrament; dream becomes machinery. The teachings reveal a modern, adaptable, and distinctly post-human current—one that resonates with an era characterized by shifting identities, virtual realities, and the dissolution of fixed forms.

Kerval’s prose is visceral and visionary, providing not symbolic metaphor but direct encounters with vampiric energies, lunar fluids, shadow anatomies, and the architectures of the Black Moon. Each ritual and pathworking acts as a portal into Gamaliel’s living tide, encouraging practitioners to dissolve, ignite, and transform.

For serious practitioners of the Qliphothic path, tantric sorcery, or vampiric mysticism, Gamaliel is both a devotional offering and a field manual—dangerous, seductive, and transformative. This isn’t a book you read; it’s a current you survive.

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