Well tonight’s going to be fun. After dinner I’m taking a nap and waking up in the witching hour to evoke Duke Agares.
This can be one seriously violent and angry spirit. I do not recommend this spirit to newcomers unless you’re familiar with demonaltry or non Solomonic methods of evocation.
He has been real hostile with me before. The last two times we’ve worked together have been great successes. I’m going with non traditional methods tonight just like with Dantalion.
Very exciting spirit though. According to legend he’s been worshipped as a god. I’m unclear the details of where and when though.
Thank you for the food for thought, as this makes me wonder how to get out of that tower/prison if the premise was not vireo, but the self. The Goblin Key and Exile Key leaped to mind.
I suspect several of these folks have been worshipped as gods/goddesses.
He came extremely quickly actually before I had finished setting up fully. The enns had just started the first free repetitions on YouTube in the background.
I felt a stir around me and it felt like something was constricting the ether around me.
It was Duke Agares, he knew he was being called and the method was agreeable to him. No triangles, just man and spirit.
As I’m progressing through the ritual initiation of the spheres of Qlippoth I am reminded of the 72 project I undertook and completed last year.
That took me to the edge , physically, mentally, and emotionally and spiritually. I became so attuned to the infernal during this time that these entities radiation no longer effects me the same as when I started.
I think this is a great boon in doing this initiation.
Also most of the players are the same it’s just a different play, same director.
The concept of I know you and you know me is valid. But so is the concept of thier house, thier rules.
We’re making this work together. The spirits and I.
I’m seeing parts of myself I’d rather not see to be frank. This needs to get to get done so I can heal and move on together with both parts of my soul.
Oh yes in kabbalistic theory everyone has two souls a good one where kedusha shines through and an evil one where Sitra Ahra dominates.
For me this is about daring to reach out and grasp Sitra Ahra with both hands.
“Saksaksalim generate the black light and ALL return to darkness”
Now that you are well acquainted with Duke Dantalion, I have to ask. Is he the same as gremori in the way that he’ll just take your offerings during evocation when you ask him for something? Like do you have to wait till after he has fulfilled request to you to give him his offering?
My energy has been low and I’ve been listless all week. I hope that passes this week. I’ve got alot to do.
Ok furfur evoked. Wow he startled the shit out of me. He jumped into my.minds eye like a wild sexually deviant blue skinned satyr his face and hair remind me of fall out boy.
I substituted cinnamon which none of the other spirits have liked so far and he absolutely loves it. Much better than the traditional dragon’s blood I give him.
Very strong connection and a desire to work was felt. I forgot how much I liked Earl Furfur. He is the prince of getting .
Now this is a king with style. The bankroller and financier of hell. King Zagan. Can turn water to wine, blood to wine, turns metal into legal coin and makes fools wise.
This is an alchemy spirit very much like president Haagenti.
I’ve never employed him that I can recall but I’d certainly like to.
Gotta say guys I was in no mood for the occult or spirits before evoking Earl Furfur but he totally lightened my mood up and invigorated me. What a great spirit Furfur is. Get to know him.
Tomorrow begins the feast days of Prince Orobas. I’ll be preparing him a breakfast of apple cinnamon oatmeal with chopped pieces of red apple added to it, black coffee, tobacco incense and his favorite music.
This is my way of celebrating a dear friend, a generous mentor and a powerful Patron spirit relationship that has stood the test of time.
He is absolutely irreplaceable to me.
I look forward to working the feast ritual in the morning.
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