Satan Anthology

Una mujer hermosa e ingenua que roba con destreza a altos ejecutivos, un pintor habitado por fuerzas misteriosas y un sacerdote que se enfrenta a un caso de posesión demoníaca en La Candelaria, historias que se tejen en torno a la de Campo Elías, héroe de la guerra de Vietnam, quien inicia su particular descenso a los infiernos obsesionado por la dualidad entre el bien y el mal, entre Jekyll y Hyde, y se convertirá en un ángel exterminador.

In our spine-chilling homage to the late, great Dennis Wheatley and the inimitable Hammer Horror films spawned from his works, HellBound Books presents 20 superlatively satanic stories guaranteed to have you fearing for your very soul. A whole host of hell's denizens skulk within this audiobook, waiting with growing impatience for the brave of heart - or the relentlessly foolhardy - to make their otherworldly acquaintance, so please, do venture inside. If you dare....

It’s been said that the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing us that he doesn't exist. Using the literary device of an “as told by” autobiography, the Kabbalah Centre reveals the concept of the Adversary, which plays a major role in kabbalistic teachings. Satan resides within each of us, manifesting as a recurrent little voice of uncertainty. The tests that he puts before us are a means to help us grow.

"وجد نفسه بعد ذلك بين اثنتين إما الهرب أو الصمود، قرر أن يصمد، لأنه ليس وراء الهرب إلا السخرية والضياع، أما الصمود فإنه يمارس فيه رجولته وليكن بعد ذلك ما يكون، ربما انتهى به الصمود إلى شماتة الحاسدين ولكن الهرب ينذر بما هو أفظع، وكلما تعقدت الأمور وانبهم المغزى عن إدراكه قال لنفسه مستهينًا: ليست السلامة بالغاية المفضلة في هذه الدنيا.."

The author has spent his life in many parts of the state, with a wide variety of people. These stories talk about what people are curious about, what they search for, wherever they are. They are filled with characters who are loyal to the truths they find. Our relationships are never exclusively with those who share love, but they are often exchanges of vulgarities as well. Aravind has managed to capture the essence of such exchanges in his stories.