So beside of evocation invocation do people here say a prayer to a Daemon?
Sometimes you want to just thank them so I wonder if a prayer is a good idea.
How do you end the prayer: Blessed be?
I do say a prayer to Lucifer and Angels, so I’m curious about your experiences.
Yeah, according to VK Jehannum reciting magickal hymns on a consistent basis helps alter your aura to match the vibrations to the desired spirit(s), which makes it easier to form a connection with them and let their energies influence or transform you. I believe this was a common practice in Egyptian magic/religion as well (among many other cultures, I’m sure).
Here’s a link to a collection of magickal hymns he has on his blog: Magickal Hymns – V.K. Jehannum
And here’s a hymn I’ve personally found useful: Magickal Hymn to the Infernal Divine – V.K. Jehannum
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This contains some cool stuff. Thank you for the link.
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I’ve just sat outside and talked to them, vented about stuff, and I felt them around, listening. So that might fall into the general realm of such forms of communion.
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It was a prayer to Lucifer that changed my life entirely. Just a normal prayer similar to the Christian style.
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I only pray to Hekate. Maybe this will change at some point.
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I pray every day to King Paimon and to Lucifer. You can end it in any way you want, it doesn’t really matter.
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I’m glad u asked this question and received the answers on here. I too was wondering about that. Thanks for both the question and answers.
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In some periods of time I did so, mostly using the Demonolatry prayers for the elemental demons, ending with “hail our Lord” etc.
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Thank you for all the tips guys and girls much appreciated.
Before with King Paimon I had no idea what I was doing but EVERY DAY all day I chanted his name in my head trying to get his attention and
I defiantly did the things he did in my life for a short while were amazing to say the least
I mention it because I kind of feel like it fits here
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