Astronomicon minorem - DMT, Cthulhu and You: First United Church of Cthulhu Paperback – August 26, 2015

This is a very interesting and unique little tome. That although small in size, is packed with all sorts of written and artistic goodies. As you read through it, it has an interesting air of "tongue firmly planted in cheek" while at the same time taking itself completely serious.One thing which I find refreshing about this work, is it isn't another tome pandering on as a "ancient Necronomicon"... Its one persons/groups approach to the maddening absurdity that (imo) is the nature of the idea and "theology" of the Cthulhu Mythos, and Lovecraftian mystique.It isn't for everyone, and those whom are searching for vile, nightmarish, and ancient eldritch secrets are not gonna find it here, to be honest, unless the clouds part to the chaotic Unconscious nightmare, imaginative "world" of azathoth, and a Necronomicon falls out. Something such as this, or other works in a similar vein are as close as we are ever going to get to it.

If you are a follower of H.P. Lovecraft's works, or you just enjoy writings that appear a bit bizarre, or you embrace a sense of deviation from what is accepted as normal or expected in our society then you might enjoy the challenge of reading this book titled Astronomicon Minorem. Remember, it's all about the adventure of the journey along the way, not so much the destination, that makes for exciting anticipation. I gave this book five stars for thinking outside the box of accepted normalcy on planet earth! Of course what is Normality is a matter of ones interpretation! Enjoy and interpret what is Normality for yourself!

It's so hip and witty. Don't think I'm cool enough to be reading it. Ah what the hell, I'll give it an extra star for the clever acronym. How do I get ordained?

I am a member of the authors cChurch.

Well, the book contains mussing of the author that makes statements such as give me 20$ and I will enlighten you". The author makes narcissistic delusional remarks such as "I can contact almighty Cthulhu directly" Half the book is images taken off the internet, probably without permission. The book encourages DMT use as the way to understand the Old Ones. If you are a precontemplative addict, this is the book for you. If you are not an edgy attention seeker, then you might be more interested in the Lovecraft Spirituality of Donanld Tyson.

An incredible perspective outlining Cthulhu's presence in history and the pineal glands role in contacting the great old ones.I have seen things in which the author alludes and I fear it is true. Mankind should only tread these grounds if they are truly ready for the cosmic monstrosities that lurke just beyond the veil of our reality.Iä! Iä! Khurt Khave! Iä! Iä! Kurt Khave fhtagn!

Fantastic read!

This is truly one of the weirdest books I have ever seen. I thought that it was going to be a continuation of H.P Lovecraft's American Gothic and I was looking forward to reading a new perspective. Unfortunately this book is a poorly put together group of thoughts that would only make sense to the person that put it together. There are a number of photographs and graphic art that are obviously lifted from the internet. Roughly half of the book consists of random quotes from Joe Rogan, Terrance McKenna and Rick Strassman and almost zero context is given towards why the quotes are referenced. I am scratching my head as to how this got published.

An interesting collection of strange art, bizarre poetry, and weird logic linking it all together to support the unstated theory that every god brings its own madness. This book presents a unique perspective, and I congratulate the authors and editors.

Super interessant! Erklärt ausgezeichnet gut die Hintergründe der Kirche Kthulu's. Leider keine Messe oder interessante Rituale.