Servitors

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Servitors are extremely useful when it comes to achieving both; short and long term goals. They are basically a created spirit between the energies of a higher entity such as Lilith, Lucifer, Belial, etc., and your will of the goal that you want to achieve. A prime example is when I first formed my pact with Lilith with the aid of Asenath Mason back in October. I invoked Lilith’s energies in my temple and created my servitor. I assigned her to insure the flow of money into my life. After several months of my servitor developing. Manifested opportunities began to open up to me and I am now on my way towards creating my own business and being an entrepreneur. When you create your servitor you wanna be sure to have a domain ready for it unless your creating one that will remain with you like one that is created to protect you and make yourself the vessel for it. Though I don’t have that much knowledge on servitors myself but I’m just speaking from an intuitive perspective. If it’s a servitor for like money or love then you want to have a different vessel for them. Like a small statue to place on your altar and you’ll want to like feed it with either energy or blood to keep it strong and grow more powerful.

When it comes to multiple goals. I would suggest Lilith be the entity to call upon to work with when it comes to creating servitors. She inflames all hearts and passions and is great to work with when it comes to goals and desires like achieving money and other things. You can also create a sigil for your servitor which is something I would recommened and activate it. DKM is spot on when it comes to the security of your servitors. No one must disrupt them or learn of their names that you assign them. There are only two who should know of the names of your servitors and where they’re located and that’s you and the spirit who’s energies you invoked to create the servitor. Though I’m sure you could provide a barrier around their domain and give them a nickname to prevent and disruption as long as they don’t learn of their true names. Names alone can be very powerful. In fact, names of entities themselves are words of power. That’s why it’s very crucial that no one learns the true names of our servitors.

One other thing that occurred to me when I created my servitor was me using my third eye to envision of what she would look like. I don’t think this is actually a necessity but I find that by doing this not only gives the servitor its own form but a more sense of identity as well. When you create a servitor they are loyal to you and you only because you are the creator. They do take time to develop but are very well worth it in the long run.

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Thanks for taking the time to share this information. I really appreciate it. You answered a few things I’ve wondered about as well. I have three different books on this topic and I still have questions. My first (and only this far) attempt was not successful- I don’t think. I’m not really sure.

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Is this text from which book?

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i’m interested please so is it possible to show me the steps to create one?

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I have heard of a much simpler method of creating servitors for any purpose, basically the method outlined by Damon Brand in his book on servitors and covered in a video by Psycho Sorcerer/The Grand Infinity. They can be used for any task you set it on, including manipulation of others to do/give you what you want and can remain active for as long as you need them to be. It’s basically deciding on it’s name, task, appearance, sustenance, manner of calling, where it resides when not actively on task (you may create one that is constantly active on it’s task), and it’s manner of calling it back to you when you feel it’s task is complete. You also make all this information into a paragraph, design a sigil for it, and the birthing process is mostly reading the paragraph, visualizing the servitor, breathing life onto/into the sigil. Has anyone had success with this method?

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I watched the same video from The Grand Infinity and used the mentioned method to create three servitors. Each did a wonderful job fulfilling their purpose and I enjoy working with them. When they are dormant I have them reside inside a chest loaded with my gemstones. (being dragon based servitors I thought it fitting and they seem to love it.)

You’ve really got to put your all into their creation, just as you would when evoking any entity into manifestation.

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Thanks for sharing your experiences with this method of servitor creation and success, Mercury. A couple of questions : As far as the gestation process, about how long did it take, and did you do create the servitors (or any one of them) in a single day? With my schedule, I would probably have 15-20 minutes/day to spend on this. Is that enough during the course of, say, a week?). When birthing it, as you read the paragraph(s) explaining to it it’s name, purpose, abilities, etc… did you just use a mind’s eye image as you read the paragraph (aloud while visualizing it standing before you or somewhere in the room facing you and visualizing it’s eyes open as you read the paragraph(s), which you obviously can’t do eyes closed. Then again as you read the paragraph silently as you breathed life onto/into the sigil? I was going to visualize this as a white and golden, fiery light being my breath and decided on fire to give it that extra drive to complete it’s task, basically lighting a fire under it’s ass to get moving and see it’s task done quickly and effectively to my satisfaction, with the only stipulation on it’s abilities to accomplishing it’s task being that neither myself nor those I personally know and care about be physically harmed in doing it’s task). This is how I plan on doing it. Since you’ve had success with Joe’s (Psycho Sorcerer) method, does this sound like it will work? Did you do it similarly (beyond the fact that we’re both using Damon Bran’s method as simplified by Joe) and get success on your first attempt doing this?

Mine is going to be for thought and action manipulation of others, not to make them my slaves or make them do fucked up things, but just to give me what I want (like my pain management Dr, who has me on way too low of a dose) and do certain things (again, nothing messed up, like getting that pretty lady at the vape shop to kneel and give me a blowjob) for me (like certain people whose influence would greatly help me). So what do you (or anyone that reads this) think as far as my method I will be using and it’s chances of success? Would love to hear what y’all think about this. Also, since I have prayed to King Paimon and Lucifer to assist me by helping me achieve the same goals I will be creating the servitor for, will it piss them off or might they still assist me, perhaps even help empower me to create the servitor successfully and help it be able to accomplish the task(s) I set it on? Thanks to anyone that responds. Sincerely~ Cthulhu669_necronomic

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Oh yeah, I forgot to mention, because I’ve seen and read so many various methods of servitor creation. Some of them call for letting it “build up” after birthing it for varying degrees of time, while others say that when you actually do the birthing part you can set it to it’s task immediately. I asked Joe (psycho Sorcerer/Grand Infinity) in the comment section of his video on servitors about whether you have to close your eyes during any of this, as it would be impossible to read the paragraphs, and I can’t commit the whole thing to memory. He said eyes open or shut doesn’t matter visualization is. I’m very good at visualizing stuff because I have a good imagination. Meditation is very difficult for me, because it’s damn near impossible to clear my mind entirely (except, of course, for the notion or whatever you’re meditating on). Because of all the varying methods of doing the same thing (many of which contradict others, which leads me to believe that some people are full of shit, and that there is more than one way to do the same magic with the same goal and still be successful and get the results you want), as well as my lack of ritual materials or the chance to obtain them (long story), as well as my path workings pretty much having to be secretive at home, plus the fact that I don’t really stand on ceremony and elaborate rituals, that’s what makes chaos magik so appealing to me. With chaos magik so attractive to me. You are basically doing things your own way, often improvising and devising methods on the spot and/or as you do what you’re doing. That’s what makes me believe that it’s your will, intent, drive, and focusing of your desires, concentrating on those more than anything which makes any magikal/occult practice successful(especially LHP). When you look at the various ways many cultures during various periods in time utilized to achieve the same net results, the more sense chaos magik makes to me. What do the rest of you think about this? I would be interested in hearing what everyone has to say regarding this, whether you agree with me, think the opposite, or have some other ideas. BTW,Mercury, since this (my purpose for creating my first servitor) is such an important thing to me and I spend a lot of time thinking hard about it, putting my all into the sevitor’s creation is not a problem. I spend so much of my time, focus, etc… on thinking about my desires RE my meds and prescribers, that it’s always on my mind anyway. This should give me a lot of focus and drive during servitor creation and tasking. It should also help King Paimon and Prince Lucifer in helping me if they want to and are willing to help me, since they can read you like a book and probably already know exactly what my will and desires are. I would be interested in reading others’ experiences with their practices and successes and ideas of all magikal/LHP practices, especially chaos magik and servitor creation, as well as tips for successful evocation, invocation, meditation, and whatever else. Just tag/mention me in a post in whatever thread you’re posting in and I guess I’ll get a notification since I was mentioned (even if you just type my name cthulhu669_necronomic somewhere in the post, it doesn’t even have to be pertinent)

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For my own experiences, I drew up their parchments all at once, but when it came time to their creations I did them one at a time to ensure that I did not mix up their attributes. I spent about thirty minutes every other day pouring myself into their gestation, and when they felt solidified I bid them start upon their tasks. Because my own missions for them were not so imperative it took about two to three months for things to come to fruition. One was to help me find a house to live in because it came to my attention that my apartment had a roach infestation, and another was to bring me wealth and income from new venues. I ended up with the exact house style I’d asked for and my SO was shown how to make a good income by selling refurbished vehicles.

I’d advise being careful how you phrase things however, because the third servitor I created was with the purpose of protecting myself and my family from enemies and harm, which ended up revealing that the person whom had been brought in to the fold to generate the house and the income was not in fact the friend we thought. We were protected financially from the debt that was incurred, and I was urged on a subconscious level to leave the province all together when the house was sold out from beneath us. Now I am in a much more stable place with a wonderful job and there is security both for my employment and housing.

As for the visualisation part of them, I found it doesn’t matter if your eyes are opened or closed, as long as you can feel the servitor solidifying into existence. Mine are small drakes that I would see and feel landing on my shoulders, or would see flying around the room, starting off as transparent ‘ghost’ images that gradually solidified.

From what I’m reading from your posts, you should be successful, just keep in mind the law of reversed effort once your creations have been set to task. Let them do their thing, or else as with any entity you’re just going to get in their way. As for how they interact with other entities, ie. King Paimon or Lucifer, I can’t say as I was only using servitors during the time I created mine and had not yet begun to call upon other entities to assist me at that time. I would imagine however that if their goals are in alignment that they would work together.

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Thank you for the advice, Mercury. I was a bit confused with the paragraph about the the third servitor. Was the person you brought in to help with generating the house (the person who turned out to not be the friend you thought) in some way able to effect the selling of the house, or given some legal control of the realty part of selling it or some legal control of your finances (or had the ability gain some kind of leg to stand on when it came to your finances, causing you to incur debt in some way and/or the selling of the house)? Or was this person simply a negative influence which generated negative energy which affected the house and your finances in some way? Did you receive the urging to move to another province before the house was sold from under your feet or did you get a warning (before or after the house was sold?) by your servitor or some other entity (or are you naturally an empath or similar, and your natural gift/talent direct you to move to a new province)?

Anyway, I appreciate the response, advice, experience. Since my servitor will be created for a specific purpose which is very important and imperative to me, I have written very carefully and clearly the paragraphs. When the paragraphs you read to the servitor and the universe, then read silently while visualizing making a connection with the astral, and while visualizing the servitor working with that energy in it during the birthing process, would visualizing that same white and golden fiery energy (that I visualize breathing into it’s sigil) reaching into space and bursting into the sky and stars (for visualizing a connection to the astral), and inside my servitor’s body, as that fiery energy flows and swirls within it during the birthing process be a good, working way to do this?

I plan on visualizing my servitor’s appearance as someone in a Doctor’s white lab coat, as the purpose of it’s creation has to do with medicines and Doctors/prescribers. It’s “home”, or resting spot, will be my purple skull strobe light on my dresser in my room (since the skull is part of human anatomy and I have deep bone pain, so the skull just seems appropriate. Plus, I like skulls and Halloween stuff so, again, seems appropriate). Thanks for listening to my billion questions about this, and for your advice, I’m trying to bug you, I’ve just never created a servitor and wanted to get it right. Also, what kind of feeling (I realize it’s probably going to vary for each person and purpose) do you get as they solidify into existence and when they are solidified enough to send to task? Physical, mental, both, hard to describe? Thanks for your help.
Sincerely,
Cthulhu

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Essentially, the person had invited us to share a house that he was renting. About a month into being moved in we found out from the owner that the tenant with the lease was behind on rent to the tune of nearly three thousand dollars. At the time we had no where to go should we end up being evicted, so we covered the cost to keep all of our asses off the street. Unfortunately about a month after this happened the owner continued to serve us eviction notices (illegal documents considering the debt was paid) in order to attempt to kick us all out so that he could sell the house.

During all of that I was interacting with the third Servitor through my Dragon Tarot deck, and its message conveyed was not to panic, and that a big change was about to happen in my life. The notion to move to another province was pushed into me the moment I saw the ‘For Sale’ sign after it had been staked into the ground with a resounding thought of “If we gotta move, may as well leave this shit town all together.” It was like a wave had slammed in to the back of my head.

Initially we had thought to try British Columbia, and while the journey there was beautiful, we found the cities unwelcoming. So we backtracked to Alberta where my mother resides, and stayed with her while we attempted to sort things out. We searched for an apartment, looked for jobs but it was the damnedest thing, it did not matter how nice or affordable the apartment would be, I’d get this physical reaction of being repelled. Finally we decided we would just settle for one that seemed like the best option, but I could not bring myself physically to leave my mom’s place to go and sign off on the documents.

I, mentally was ready to accept and settle for something I thought was what my family needed, but physically it was as if every fibre of my being refused. I nearly got sick until my SO pipped up about our idea to ask my mom if we might be able to stay with her and split the bills, to which she was not opposed.

As it turns out, not even a day after this my mothers room mate had confessed to having found another place to live and had given her notice. Had I taken the keys for the apartment we were looking at, my mom would have been in need of a new room mate and we would not have been able to fill the rooms that would have sat empty.

TL;DR

The third servitor ended up being much more influential than I had anticipated, to the point where it was able to give me a physical reaction to what was suffice it to say a critical moment in my life.

As for the feeling you get as they solidify, I’d have to say that depends on the person, for me it was more of a ‘knowing’ that they were ready. There wasn’t any physical or emotional sensations for me.

I’d say to do whatever you feel works best for you. Make it your own, if you think certain things would enhance the quality of your servitor, do so. I was recently reminded that an important part of magick is to make it your own.

You got this! :+1: