Introduction

Hello. I’ll keep this short: USA

For years I have been dabbling in magic and divination. I’ve helped friends win court cases, secure their housing offers, little petty things like that, and an occasional hex or two. Today I found this website because I wanted to see about creating a contract with a demon. The goal was to become an immortal vampire and have never ending wealth for my family and I. I even wrote a binding legal contract that could close any of the obvious loopholes-I thought this through to that part. Unfortunately-I lack the knowledge or expertise as to how I should go about actually conducting this work. So for now, I’m just browsing and trying to learn all I can about the various topics on this website. I just want to improve my life. :slight_smile: Any advice is welcome, just dont be a dick

Hello there, its a pleasure to have you here!

The undead gods/ascended vampires can help you with what youre asking, you can check out vk jehannum’s wordpress. And for money clauneck is the best to provide but demons indeed require hard work.

Welcome @Prettypoison444

Approximately how long have you practiced?

Do you follow any specific system or tradition?

This is fiction, not reality. It is not possible. You can become a spiritual or psychic vampire/parasite, but you will still die like the rest of us.

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Note: I edited your post to remove the PII (personally identifying information) - this forum is open to Internet searches, we don’t ask for your PII here.

Protect your energy. :+1:

… with a non-human energy beings? This is… not a thing… I assume you mean this metaphorically and is what’s normally called a pact, a petition, or a letter of intent in the occult.

They’re not “legal entities” - that is not what we mean by “entity”. :smiley:

Start by reading the getting started guide, we’ve been here for 14 years and every newbie always asks this, and we get very bored of repeating ourselves, and made tutorials and guides up the wazoo - please do us a favor and try to read them before asking basic questions