Love your luxury? Summon Olympic Spirit Bethor

Hi forum,

This is a little shout out for the Olympic spirit Bethor.

Love your luxury handbags, brands and jewellery? Summon Bethor to lend a hand.

I summoned Bethor twice, and both times, the items that I had had my eye on suddenly dropped in price, making them easily much more affordable for me. When I came to paying for my goods, the company I deal with decided to slap on a loyalty discount, making my total price even smaller.

I’m a gal who loves her luxury, and Bethor has been nothing but forthcoming with helping me purchase my beauties.

So give Bethor a try

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Okay i have his character (seal)

What else do i need to call him
Any chant or something else

How do i do the ritual?

I prefer the GoM’s Chaos magick approach in their book Master Works of Chaos Magick by Adam Blackthorne.

A precious little book for the Olympic Spirit mini grimoire alone.

Good luck!

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Every single time when I asked, Bethor responded fast, sometimes bringing miraculous results.
Hail Bethor!

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Nice. I find the Olympic spirits, on the whole, to be very approachable.

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Thank you for sharing :woman_cartwheeling:

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Interesting. Thank you

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Never worked with these spirits… Can you suggest a book? :slight_smile:

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Master Works of Chaos Magick by Adam Blackthorne and The Arbatel of Magic by Joseph Peterson

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Bethor has come thru for me many times! He is awesome :sunglasses:

Interesting, I’ve been wanting to work with the Olympick spirits for years, but haven’t yet taken the plunge. I even have Peterson’s excellent edition of the Arbatel, and the awesome chaos magick book by Blackthorne (which includes a “mini-grimoire” dedicated to the Olympicks).

I would also recommend the late Jake Stratton-Kent’s “The Sworn and Secret Grimoire,” which he wrote shortly before his stroke and is inspired by the “Secret Grimoire of Turiel” (which notably focuses on the Olympick spirits). He published it through Hadean Press under the (tongue in cheek) pseudonym “Count Abaka.” It’s really a must-read for anyone fascinated by the Arbatel.

And, if you want to go even deeper, BJ Swain wrote an illuminating article for the 2018 edition of “Heaven and Hell” (journal of the OTO’s William Blake Lodge) called “Olympick Magic and The Power of the Planets.” It’s chock full of historical detail, and you can find it on Kindle.

Finally, I would recommend Frater Acher’s recent book “Holy Heretics,” which explores the Renaissance and Olympick tradition. Apparently he’s also working on another title, which will actually be a working grimoire based on the Arbatel.

Okay, I know that was quite the info dump, but hopefully it helps!

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Would Bethor be a good spirit to contact about real estate (when the time is right)? I want to eventually buy a nice home in my hometown, which is a very expensive place.

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What rituals or techniques did you use, from which books? Thanks in advanced.

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