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Small world! I also live in the GTA.
The grimoires I purchased were:
The Forbidden Grimoires of Harut and Marut
Red Magick: Grimoire of Djinn Spells and Sorceries
Djinn magick by Baal Kadmon
Grand Key of Solomon the King:Ancient Handbook of Angel magic and Djinn summoning
The Book of Smokeless Fire
How to Summon and Command Spirits, Angels, Demons, Afrit, Djinns. 3rd Edition. (Instructions and techniques on how to communicate with spirits) by Maximillian de Lafayette
Azazel (BALG)
Jinn Sorcery by Rain Al-Alim
I got everything directly from Amazon but the last book, I ordered from Scarlet Imprint.
We have a smoke detector, and if the fire outside on the balcony is too big, it sets it off. I can only burn candles and incense outdoors or my relatives will have kittens.
I will purchase Practical Jinn Magick when I have more funds. The only thing is that I donât like calling upon archons or angelic names; they dislike me greatly because I am a dedicated by blood Theistic Satanist and even before I became a Satanist, they seemed more like thoughtforms than actual flesh and blood entities that were astral projecting to communicate with me.
I have the belief in UFOs and ETs, and advanced civilizations on and in Earth and outside our solar system. Nordic ETs are generally tall (males and females are around 7â), with blonde hair and blue eyes, and very advanced spiritually, technologically, physically and mentally. Some are immortal-they have reversed ageing and are spiritually and physically perfect.
They can be called angels but I donât believe in Christianity anymore, thatâs what I meant by flesh and blood beings. I have met some 10 years ago, and they tried to bribe me to leave Satan. More than once. I have some experience with different ETs.
I will definitely have to talk to King Paimon more. I asked him once, how can I get the Djinn to like me or at least, over time, that they may not ignore me/respect me?
He said, "Do not lie, do not steal, and honor your word. "
I looked up in my diary from 2021 what my Qareen told me, when I asked what the Djinn like and how I could earn their respect.
He said, âSay what is true. Do what is right.â And he also told me some personal things I had to work on, regarding myself.
In reading a novel like Alif the Unseen, I understand that sometimes Djinn lean more towards practicality than honor. But that many Djinn have a strong sense of honor and tradition.
Other than the Quâran, I also read fiction books about Djinn and they seem to like that a lot.
Awesome, this is a relief to hear so I donât have to spend more money on grimoires and occult books, which I can afford but they donât have what suits me at this level, at this time.
I will look up the hadiths, and continue reading the Quâran.