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The video explores the topic of demon summoning through the lens of Solomonic magic, emphasizing the Galatia, which consists of 72 demons offering knowledge, not necessarily harm. The importance of hierarchies in summoning and interacting with spirits is discussed, focusing on divine authority. Demons are portrayed as more complex beings than traditional depictions, with suggestions to work with them rooted in ancient pagan traditions. The process of evocation, ceremonial practices, and the exhaustive nature of working with demons are detailed, stressing the need for patience, dedication, and caution. The video also highlights the significance of recording manifestations and changes post-ritual and suggests beginner-friendly approaches. The content creator promotes resources and a playful challenge related to spiritual growth.
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In this segment of the video, the content creator introduces the topic of demon summoning, specifically focusing on the Galatia and its roots in Solomonic magic. The Galatia stems from the Keys of Solomon, a grimoire that includes techniques, pentacles, and talismans. It is described as a catalog of 72 demons with a hierarchy and specific skills they can teach, which are not necessarily related to harming others but more aligned with knowledge sharing such as plant identification. The content creator emphasizes that demon summoning is not necessarily associated with satanism or left-hand path ideologies, but rather a traditional approach to occult practices.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the importance of hierarchies in summoning spirits, specifically demons. They explain how practitioners can embody divine authority to command spirits by summoning God and angels first. The process involves creating a sacred circle to call God into oneself, while keeping the summoned demon at a distance using a triangle of art and a scrying mirror for communication. The speaker clarifies that interacting with demons in this context does not necessarily equate to commanding evil entities, but rather connecting with lower-tier spirits rooted in ancient pagan traditions.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the origin and nature of demons, emphasizing that they are not necessarily pure evil monsters as depicted in films. The speaker explains that demons do not have free will in the Abrahamic context, making it permissible to work with them in certain practices. Different interpretations are presented, including viewing demons as symbolic of one’s subconscious or shadow self. The speaker advises that if one is uncomfortable with the traditional Solomonic approach to demonology, there are alternative ways to work with spirits. Purification rituals prior to working with demons are essential, and invoking spiritual entities is a common practice. The speaker also warns against crossing boundaries with spirits to avoid complications in spiritual relationships.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the process of evocation, commanding demons as a god, using banishing rituals like the LBRP, closing the ritual, and ground and centering. The importance of adapting rituals based on affordability is highlighted, suggesting alternatives like makeshift circle mats or LED candles. The speaker emphasizes that ceremonial practices should be accessible to everyone and encourages creativity and adaptation to fit individual budgets. Paying attention to ritual timing and planetary influences is also emphasized. It’s suggested to study solomonic writing for at least six months before practicing goetic workings and gaining experience in other practices.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses forms of ceremonial magic and the exhaustive nature of dealing with demons during these rituals. They recommend allowing ample time and space for spiritual practice, including days off work, weekends, and solitude. The speaker emphasizes the need for prayer, fasting, and devotion before these rituals. They mention that these rituals are time-consuming and not beginner-friendly, requiring a significant investment in terms of time, effort, and potentially money for ritual tools. The speaker suggests doing these rituals alone but also outlines how they can be adapted for group settings. It is advised to choose demons intentionally for specific reasons and approach the practice with caution, acknowledging the potential for enlightening experiences but also the need for skepticism.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker highlights the importance of recording and taking notes on any manifestations or changes in life after Goetic workings. They provide insights for beginners on what these practices could entail. The speaker also mentions supporting them through Patreon, getting tarot readings, and following them on social media. Additionally, they promote their podcast and end with a playful challenge about meeting one’s holy guardian angel after being subscribed for 93 days.