The Black School Test – How to tell if this Cyprianic Sorcery is right for you.

The Black School Program starts on February 5th – just 3 days away.

I have put out a description of what the program teaches.

You can check out what students of former cycles are saying.

But in case you are on the fence about it, I have a TEST

Who This Program Is Not For

There are people that are not a good fit for this program. If you are vehemently anti-Christian to the point that you cannot consider Christ a figure worthy of praying to, then this will not be a good fit. You do not have to be Christian, but if you cannot at least treat him like other Dieties that you have invoked you won’t like this system.

On the other hand if you are very Christian in an ordinary sense, and consider Lucifer the enemy of everything you stand for, this isn’t going to work for you either.

Cyprian stands between worlds. The point of this course is enable the students to emulate Cyprian in their practice – moving between Heaven and Hell, The Living and the Dead, Christianity and Paganism, and more.

The Test

If that sounds good to you, there is one final thing you should do. Repeat the following prayer before bed. It is was the spark that lit the flame of the Black School, and contains its whole program in its lines. See how it feels to speak those words. See if dreams or signs emerge.

Holy Saint Cyprian, Martyr and Mage
Patron of magic committed to page
Thy book is thy altar, blood ink is spread
Granting power over living and dead
Calling down angels granting them form
Raising up demons in baptism reborn
Winged Serpent of East, Southern black Iynx
Great Bear of the North, Western black Sphynx
Four kings conjured and mark compass around
Where spirits come gather on consecrated ground
In the Ostensorium, the spirits you show
Grant power to bind, to converse, and to know
Martyr of Antioch, Master of the Black School
Three Nails, Three Oils, and Three worlds you rule
Sorcerer Saint betwixt Heaven and Hell
Pray for us now, And at the hour of our spell
Amen