I hear about something called, I think the book of Nor? I dont know if it exists
or not. But I wonder if its called somethig else, and Nor that was a abreveration?

what that? a book from north pole!

Thanks
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Maybe if you just told us everything you can remember about the book it will jog someones memory
I tried googling
but the Book of Nor doesn't exist as far as i can see

yes please elaborate

I over heard in a store called crystal connection 2 wiccan girls talking and they mentioned that and the scrolls of alexandria, so I assumed it had a possibility of being real, it sounded intresting, but they were talking fast and in a whisper, so it was hard to tell what they said

heard from gossip??
do sum research first b4 relying on gossip

I did but I was WONDERING someone could found something I didnt.

Seriously!!!

You guys found my book?!!

Wow, and I thought it hadn't even been published, yet.

Is it possible you are talking about the Book of Nod?

The book of Nod is a fictitional account of Cain and Lilith used for roleplaying purposes.

http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Lair/8736/nod.html
role playing
hey this is definately in the wrong section

Hmm..maybe you can go back to the store and ask them...

Lesson for today? Two girls whispering role-playing game info to each other in a "New-Age" store, aren't a good source for mystical lore..
Also, the scene you describe seem's so full of cliches' it's almost painful..

rotfl

you said what i was thinking
hehe

nah you got to get it right
"I over heard in a store called crystal connection 2 wiccan girls "
see wiccan girls
not just any girls
thats 100% reliable information

Are you sure they didn't say "Book of Nod" ?

If they did say that, then they were referring to a Vampire: The Masquerade book that talks about the game's myth of Caine being the first vampire, etc, etc.

Then again, sometimes people confuse the book of Nod with the book of Enoch [why they do this, I haven't the foggiest] which was an actual book and perhaps might go along with the scrolls of Alexandria and thus allow it to fit into this section a bit more easier.

Wiccan girls are great for role playing games marduk.

thats the best use you can find for wiccan girls
?
i married one
they have other uses you know

Just out of curiosity, how does the original poster know they were "wiccan girls"? Were they wearing name tags? Is the OP a wiccan? The deduction seems to be that
a - they were girls
b - they were in a 'new age' store
so
c - they >>MUST<< be wiccan girls.

And, if "c" is true, then the OP must be wiccan as well, since she fits the criteria for both 'a' and 'b'.

If the OP knew for a fact they were wiccan, that presumes some knowledge of who they were. If there was any familiarity with the two, then why not simply ask them?

so does this mean there is no book of NOr??