No reason to apologize. He’s the one who’s not being very cooperative. Oh well.
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lol I always feel bad talking about spiritual experiences sometimes but he clearly doesn’t care I had the phone in my hand he said he didn’t mind. Sometimes I feel like I’m betraying some secret knowledge code or something but as long as he’s cool I’m cool. I think there’s a line
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Well my Baal literally just told me he’s not a “Wasp” 
You have a photo of another god’s sigil on your profile then! You don’t use that in your practice?
It does mean “Lord” so it’s a bit like being in a nightclub and yelling “hey you in the sexy outfit!” - many will answer that title! 
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Here’s a quote that correlates with what @Lady_Eva said.
“The name Beelzebub is a corruption and deliberate mischaracterization of the Canaanite god Baal
Hahdad. The Lord of Thunder was the most popular deity in Canaan and his cult presented a serious
challenge to the Yahweh cult that formed modern Jewish beliefs. As a result, Baal Hahdad became a
supremely evil demon in the eyes of Yahweh followers.
Another quick digression, the word Baal is a title. There are hundreds of Canaanite gods called Baal.
They are all very different, Baal Sammin is a generous sky god while Baal Hammon demands the
sacrifice of children. So the name of the god you are summoning or repelling matters.”
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I think, the longer you’re in a relationship with a spirit, the less their powers and influences are recognized and used in a daily basis. If they care about you and your well being first and foremost, their powers don’t affect you the same way as in a strict “doing you a favor”-business kind of relationship. Will it affect others? Probably, depending on certain situations. That’s why we just get vague replies on Baals powers,
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Making all the sense.
Im planning to do an evocation of Baal in an old temple of Baal Melqart near my city once the war is over in Syria!!
Google: Amrit tartous
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I’m jealous
You are welcome to join!!!
Baal is Rey ( Baal is King) Rey Baal is how u say King Baal in Spanish.