I wanted to know if there was anyone around who wanted to discuss it. I find it very interesting though it is touchy for some.

Communing with people/beings that have passed on seems like a gift but as vampirism can be viewed as a curse.

Are there any necromancers out there?What are your thoughts on necromancy, do you believe it is possible??

I noticed no one replied to you.. Im so very sorry.. Yes I belive in Necromancy, I have red up on it and such.. It follows with alot of death magic.. I saw a national geographic show about how they make zombies.. (the more you know:P)
Aya

like everythin else i say its possible, but im always one to wait for definate proof first....

I always love to be a necromancer in frp's and rpg's :D

other than that I wouldn't know much about it :)

Well, now. Necromancy. That's very interesting.

Now, when you say Necromancy, are you thinking about people that can see/communicate with the dead (mediums) or those who can make the dead appear, or are you talking about animating a dead body with a spirit? The first two there is a great deal of theoretical knowledge about, the last has some very interesting descriptions in ceremonial magick texts and also mythology. Which branch of Necromancy are you interested in?

Which ceremonial texts??

I am interested in talking to people who have experienced Necromancy at work or who has proformed such rituals . . .I know what it is and where it came from just wanted the real life discussion of it.

Only ever knew one investigator (now in his late years) who was a cynic claim to have seen necromancy (the physical representations of a spirit) actualy work...and even he thinks he could have been duped but impressively so.

Does he have any writing or documentation of this that I may read??

necro = black / dark
mancy = magic ect..

define what it is you seek.

Main Entry: nec·ro·man·cy
Pronunciation: 'ne-kr&-"man(t)-sE
Function: noun
Etymology: alteration of Middle English nigromancie, from Middle French, from Medieval Latin nigromantia, by folk etymology from Late Latin necromantia, from Late Greek nekromanteia, from Greek nekr- + -manteia -mancy
Date: 1522
1 : conjuration of the spirits of the dead for purposes of magically revealing the future or influencing the course of events .


I was asking about it in terms of the first meaning,Lili touched on what I wanted . . . I am not talking about it in to Sorcery sense though it is interelated.

Not sure if he has a book but most investigators do...it was during a series of tests conducted by a very famous group I'll have to research his name...

Thank you for the extra effort Vore, I appreciate it.