This book helps you shape your destiny; fulfill all your dreams—of wealth, freedom, happiness, fame, developing your talents, starting an endeavour, and much more. It empowers you to achieve the incredible!

This book conveys geltic knowledge in its most fundamental form, meaning it summarizes the following points with quotes in an outline format:

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• The principles of bŕixda (“magic”); how to create a “magical circle of protection,” the role of the senses, how to “travel to other worlds,” how to communicate with beings, what magical objects are, how to communicate with deities, what wands are, etc.

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• the various roles of power (Qumahi)in the Geltic culture (druids, bards, vats, Belaun, Hiage, etc.)

• It outlines Geltic social structures and Geltic law; the “Ɓŕékano”—the right to free love; the understanding of marriage, polygamy, polyandry—the right to free movement; statelessness; the unrestricted right to shelter and sustenance for all people, whether they are “locals” or “outsiders” or not; the appreciation of the “arts/expression,” that is, the “Dan”; the concept of property; the separation of powers; the absence of hierarchy or monarchy/tyranny; and the principle of equality.

• It provides insight into the “Nemete,” specific groves that were “discovered” for the purposes of magic, the creation of destiny, and more.​

• It contains numerous illustrations and depictions of deities and millennia-old artifacts that showcase Geltic culture, particularly in relation to society (clothing, etc.).

• It highlights the curses in “Abrahamism” with quotations and demonstrates how they use bŕixda to bring life, the Earth, and humanity to ruin and to lead them astray into delusion.

• As a supplement to the “Lépor o Alfi-Riśe,” it details the persecution and destruction of the Geleiśe by the Abrahamic-Aryan-Hellenistic-Viking (generally abbreviated as AHA) invasion. Using quotations, it precisely explains what is really meant by “witch hunt”—that this is a term coined by the AHA to obscure the fact that they have tortured hundreds of millions of pagans to death over the past millennia and continue to do so. The so-called “witches” in “Europe” and “Northwest Africa” (excluding Scandinavia) are, for the most part, Gelts, as the book clearly illustrates. The term “witch” refers to a phase of the ongoing genocide perpetrated by the Abrahamists against all non-Abrahamists. The term “witch” itself derives from a Geltic role (“fidut”), just as the German word “hexe” (“hiage”) does, as demonstrated in the book.

 

(See the statue here in the background of a goddess from millennia before the invasion, in the museum in “Sardinia,” who is wearing a specific Geltic hat. The AHA sometimes uses this Geltic hat as a distinguishing feature in its fanatical portrayal or as a symbol for its fabricated “witch.”)

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