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Time has finally run out. The 24 Elders can no longer turn back the clock—what happens now must stand. Across the earth, strange changes ripple through humanity: languages divide, identities shift, and life itself feels unfamiliar. These are not accidents, but defenses against a darkness...

After the fragile reset of The First World, time itself is bent once more—but not without consequence. As the 24 Elders rewind creation to humanity’s earliest state, Satan remains untouched, watching… calculating. In the shadows of a reborn Earth, a darker plan unfolds. From stolen...

After the chaos of "After the Fall"—when one-third of heaven stood cast out, when Satan’s wars failed, and the Strike against Ahavah sealed the fallen as demons—something unexpected emerged: regret. Tormented by the absence of Ahavah’s light, many demons turned back… seeking redemption...

After being cast out of Shamayim, Lucifer—now known as Satan—swears revenge. Armed with the stolen Crown of Order, he begins a ruthless campaign to reclaim the throne of creation. Across Olam-Chuphshah, fractured realms fall under his growing dominion as fallen angels gather beneath his...

Before the Fall is a historical event that brings to light the stories of the past. It reveals the origin of the Creator, the 24 Elders, Seraphim and Cherubim, the Archangels, Angels, Realms & Universes, Stars, Planets, and all living things. The 24 Elders - Before the Fall contains the story of...

Hakkadosh's Ghost Tale is the first series of the story The 24 Elders. It is a story about the origin of life, narrated by astral alien beings. Hakkadosh, the protagonist, experiences astral projection, a phenomenon he cannot consciously control. As a Christian, he struggles to differentiate...

When a patient with schizophrenia was alone in her room with her thoughts, she began to see an actual ghost. Attempting to describe a social problem with enough tact, the author presents a moral dilemma about the mentally ill that depicts her struggles to live independently and practice her own...

Everything in this book passes through Lilith. It asks what the gods are, what the cosmos was built to do, how the will is taken, and how the Qliphothic path returns it to itself. No rituals are given here; the grimoires that carry them are named at the end.

The book does not prove freedom and does not set out to. It demarcates the free act, states the primitive that authorship requires, separates its position from agent-causal and non-causal accounts, keeps authorship local to particular acts, and builds identity across them through the Name...

Artificial Intelligence isn’t destroying our world. We are. In this explosive and deeply researched book, Vincenzo Amoruso delivers a brutal, necessary truth: the real threat in the age of AI isn’t the technology—it’s the humans using it without judgment, discipline, or responsibilityWe...