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The Demons of Solomon: Spirits of the Air, Earth, & Underworld
Michael W Ford (Autor)
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The Demons of Solomon is a modern Luciferian adaptation of the Testament of Solomon. This grimoire is a guide to practices of Hellenistic, Egyptian, Syrian, and Judeo-Christian demonology, contemporary throughout the 1st Century. The Testament of Solomon is an early legend with contents revealing a tome of magickial instruction. This Grimoire delves into the history with a structure of invoking using the teachings of demonology, angelology & talismans within the Luciferian Tradition. The Luciferian Path reveals practical Goetic Theurgy via the Black Art of Klesis, inspiring & enhancing the force of will towards Apotheosis. Beautifully illustrated by Mitchell Nolte with Kitti Solymosi. The Demons of Solomon contains: - The origins and descriptions of each demon and the sigils for invoking and consecrating the talismans for the magickial work of the Luciferian Magickian. - The myth, legend and context of the Testament of Solomon as a magical text written between the 1st and 5th century; while a mythological tale, the spirits contained therein were commonly known in Coptic-Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Syrian and Greek traditions in the Ancient Near East. - Modern Left-Hand Path adaptation, bringing a revitalization of nearly forgotten Magickial methods within a Luciferian framework, elevating the honor and intent of mutual patronage between Spirit and Black Magickian. The term of "Black Magician" is correctly unveiled to be defined as "Who uses Hidden and Forbidden Knowledge to Command forces and energies according to his or her own Will". - Sigils and Talismans are constructed utilizing the etymology, planetary, cosmological, and esoteric associations, and traits with symbolic attributes by author Michael W. Ford.
