Human thigh bones, kanglings

The Luciferian path embraces a wide variety of magickal pantheons and practice, not limiting itself to one specific mode of practice. Chaos and the Adversary provide an excellent foundation which far outreaches the limited effectiveness of medieval Europe. Luciferian Witchcraft embraces a modern form based on the ancient practice of Tantra in a left hand path perspective. The tantric Buddhist ritual instrument known as a kangling used by practitioners of Chöd. Created from a human femur, this kangling or thigh bone trumpet from Tibet is a powerful tool in any ritual chamber. The kangling is carved from a femur and has wax inside to help produce a haunting, primal sound the aforementioned style is preferred by Chod practitioners and supposedly has human skin covering the end, while in more recent times may have the skin of a yak covering the end.
The Kangling is played with the Left hand traditionally, it is used to evoke spirits and demons from dubthab rituals. The Chod ritual of “Cutting off the Ego” is used to eliminate consciousness and blend the spirit with the universe. The Luciferian and Left Hand Path practitioner wishes to embrace the demonic, devour it in a focus of self-recreation and the transformation of consciousness into divinity. Along with the kangling, Chod practitioners utilize drums, called the damaru, which are composed of two skull caps; the thigh-bone trumpet or flute – called the rkang gling – works well with the two together. The thigh bone of a murdered virgin was said to be most efficacious in summoning spirits. Only a few available. The kanglings are all various in design and are difficult to find.