Ultrasonic Hallucination: Search for Reality by Azzaziel
Content Warning: Contains graphic images and explicit content.
Step back into the early 2000s, when underground lectures, bootleg tapes, and photocopied pages carried ideas the mainstream wouldn't touch. Compiled by Azzariah “Azzaziel” Bey during the dawn of the Y2K era, Ultrasonic Hallucination: Search for Reality is a 99-page journey through hidden history, metaphysics, and suppressed knowledge, built for the seeker who questions everything.
Inside, you'll find a rare interview with Al Bielek, a self-described survivor of the Philadelphia Experiment, recorded on August 2, 2001. From there, the book examines Steven Spielberg's alleged connection to the Moon landing hoax theory, then turns inward to the Laws of Occult Wisdom and the subtle line between superstition and intuition.
The journey continues into the divine feminine, exploring Dark Moon Lilith, Luci as the first woman on the planet, and the sacred power of menstruation and menopause. A graphic study of the Orishas and their connection to the human body reveals how ancient spiritual systems map onto our physical form.
Throughout, the pages are filled with quotes and teachings from Dr. Bobby Hemmitt, Phil Valentine, and Dr. Delbert Blair, along with Azzaziel's tribute to Dr. Khalid Muhammad. Striking imagery, including comic book art, brings the material to life, and a curated list of books and films points you toward further study.
Content Warning: Contains graphic images and explicit content.
Step back into the early 2000s, when underground lectures, bootleg tapes, and photocopied pages carried ideas the mainstream wouldn't touch. Compiled by Azzariah “Azzaziel” Bey during the dawn of the Y2K era, Ultrasonic Hallucination: Search for Reality is a 99-page journey through hidden history, metaphysics, and suppressed knowledge, built for the seeker who questions everything.
Inside, you'll find a rare interview with Al Bielek, a self-described survivor of the Philadelphia Experiment, recorded on August 2, 2001. From there, the book examines Steven Spielberg's alleged connection to the Moon landing hoax theory, then turns inward to the Laws of Occult Wisdom and the subtle line between superstition and intuition.
The journey continues into the divine feminine, exploring Dark Moon Lilith, Luci as the first woman on the planet, and the sacred power of menstruation and menopause. A graphic study of the Orishas and their connection to the human body reveals how ancient spiritual systems map onto our physical form.
Throughout, the pages are filled with quotes and teachings from Dr. Bobby Hemmitt, Phil Valentine, and Dr. Delbert Blair, along with Azzaziel's tribute to Dr. Khalid Muhammad. Striking imagery, including comic book art, brings the material to life, and a curated list of books and films points you toward further study.