BLOOD AND ADRENOCHROME

The food of the demon-gods

In this work, Virginia Mancebo presents a rigorous theological and historical examination of the role of blood within occult traditions, ancient religions, and systems opposed to biblical revelation. Drawing from Scripture, apocryphal writings, and historical sources, the book explores why blood has remained central to ritual practice from antiquity to the present and how it has been associated with spiritual power in non-biblical belief systems.

The study traces this theme from the account of Cain through the traditions surrounding the Nephilim and other hybrid figures, examining blood as both a physical substance and a spiritual symbol believed by occult systems to function as a medium of power and influence. Topics such as ritual blood consumption, vampirism, spiritual seduction entities, royal bloodline symbolism, blood covenants, and initiation rites are analyzed through a theological lens.

Contrasting occult interpretations with the redemptive meaning of blood in Scripture, this book offers a faith-based framework for understanding demonology and spiritual warfare. It invites the reader to discern the difference between divine truth and counterfeit spirituality, and to recognize why the struggle over blood has always represented a deeper conflict over authority, life, and redemption.