Hadraz Shadra-baz!!

By the light of Moon, the dance of spirits

We command Thee to bring forth out thirst for the unlight

Thine mighty Dur-Hadraz – gate keeper to the boundless night

The Hadrazez’ Offerings

“After every sacrifice Dur-Hadraz experience a “cliff-hanging” tension and a desire 

to commit a more perfect sacrifice than before, one that is closer to their fantasy. 

Rather than being satisfied when they sacrifice, Dur-Hadraz are compelled to repeat their holy offerings in a cycle, a pattern of serial movie-like “cliff-hanger” sacrificial garlands.

Hmet

"I shall never force my way into death's bed, but neither will I decline any invitation. 

We-death and 1-are at each other's disposal and we both acknowledge that the seriousness of this agreement yields that even one intentional break of this agreement leads to a dissolving of this creed." 

Hierarchy

"His name was Nebro, which is interpreted as ‘rebel,’ 

but others name him Yaldabaoth. 

And another angel, Sakla, also came from the cloud. 

So Nebro created six angels, with Sakla, to be attendants, 

and these produced twelve angels in the heavens, 

and each one received a share in the heavens."