Research? Lol all religions are in existence to control the masses keep them obedient and to make them obey the powers-that-be
they have very little to do with truth of the spirits if you want to know about the spirits talk to them directly don’t come at me with research of what a bunch of former Kings and tyrants said.
HAIL SATAN
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If all you can do is combat the topic of research with opinionated fallacy then I rather not as I stated earlier repeat this argument, because to be blunt with you, there’s no real interest here to discuss this with you.
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I’ll let you in on a method I use with the spirits that’s given me very positive results. I’ve covered this at length in my balg journal. The concept is called a meet and greet with a spirit.
You find a spirit that your drawn to and plan on working with in the future and you evoke them just meet them for the first time. You will have already researched what kinds of gifts or offerings they enjoy and will have prepared them for the spirits arrival. When you evoke the spirit explain you’ve called it because you want to know it and befriend it. Introduce yourself so the spirit knows who you are. You can even ask the spirit about more of it’s abilities than what the grimoires listed. Also ask if it’s interested in working with you in the future on projects ( it will most certainly be agreeable usually).
Now you know the spirit. When you wish to work with them you’ve already built some rapport.
This is one technique that I’ve used to great success and I hope it helps you too.
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I wanted to say this yesterday but ran out of time and energy. Yes I’m in complete agreement that a mentor at that stage of development is crucial. It can really be the difference between frustration and failure and learning and success.
If one doesn’t have access to a physical mentor there are spirits that can do an amazing job too.
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It’s a diverse mix.
Some of the Goetics are the spirits of deceased human royalty, but I am forbidden from elaborating on this any further. Others are demons who were born in the etheric, but really demon (daemon) is just a generic umbrella term for any intermediate spirit or demi-god, which the ancient Greeks viewed as “spirit teachers” or “spirit guides” without any negative or “evil” connotations. Others are fallen JCI angels, and others still (such as Astaroth/Astarte/Ishtar) are/were gods/goddesses. At least one (Asmodeus) is a djinn.
I wouldn’t abuse the spirits of my deceased grandparents, so abusing a wise old Goetic would be foolish. But I also don’t use magick to harm humans, animals, spirits, or any conscious being other than parasites. I find that my most ideal way to live life is to avoid conflict altogether, and this means that if someone wrongs me, instead of cursing them back I wish them well, disown them (sometimes with the help of spirits), and move on with my life. Destructive people end up self-destructing on their own eventually. Best to just keep a distance from problems, drama, and conflict.
In my teens and twenties I thought black magic, Satanism, and all that jazz was cool, but eventually lost interest in it and moved more toward Buddhism. All that edgy “Hot Topic occultism” shit that the kids are into nowadays is a far cry from the reality of demons and magick. In my experience, the Goetics are more likely to respect blue collar workers who toil their asses off for a living, keep to themselves, and are of humble, honest, and respectable moral character.
The funny thing is that many of the magicians who have the most success or the best relations with these spirits are often Jews or Christians, and not so much self-described Satanists. Most demons seem to respect the wise, gentlemanly Freemason types more than young folks who haven’t discovered themselves or fully matured yet. They’ll help guide some of them to make good life choices, sure, but others they’ll test to see how they’d handle power.
Ha Satan? The accuser? I used to go around saying stuff like that to people, but nowadays it’s like saying “Hail Judge Judy” to me. Doesn’t really have much meaning outside of a symbol for rebellion against authority, but even then, as magick and occult knowledge is thrust out into the open and is undergoing rapid advancement, the idea of Satanism as a cultural reaction against oppressive religious laws and customs is quickly dying, but that’s largely in part due to the modern world’s shift toward a more secular, atheistic rule of law which denies the existence of spirits altogether.
I’ve never once heard a demon mention Satan, Satanism, or anything realated to it. Most of them, including angels, really don’t seem to give a shit about religion either way. Curiously, though, one particular Goetic spirit that I’m very good friends with is actually a devout Christian, which further goes to show that the Hollywood and pop culture stereotypes of demons as “dark” or “evil” entities is complete nonsense. I won’t go into further details since they value their privacy and have trusted me not to disclose our private conversations, but nevertheless, I second the notion to treat spirits like “another dude” or another living, breathing, human being. At the end of the day, we are spirits too.
One can utilize a voice of command and formal rituals without being abusive or arrogant. Mike Bee, for example, is a gentleman on this forum who demonstrates proper, professional conduct with spirits, and I feel a lot of young/new magicians would benefit from following his code of conduct.
But that’s enough of my yapping for today.
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Boy isn’t that the truth.
Good post my friend.
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Thank you. I’ve tried this approach before, after my experiences with Belial.
I never did get the presence I felt with Belial though so I thought they didn’t work.
I read on BALG that I need to work on my astral senses so then-after I spent some time doing just that and working on meditating and opening my third eye. Needless to say the only results I got in that regard was massive headaches.
I’m not giving up though. I’m trying to work with Shax alone for now. I will try this method in my next envocation.
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Sounds good man don’t give up, your building bridges and roads to the 72 this pays big dividends in time.
Another thought I had for you was this. I evoked Prince Orobas and asked him to work on my clair audience and now I’m able to hear spirits pretty well. You might look into it. Prince Orobas is a divination and dignities spirit par excellence.
Best wishes
PS the headaches are a pretty normal sign of development. Keep it up. 
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Thanks again. I’ve never thought of contacting Prince Orobas but I will look into him since I definitely need to work on these senses.
Cheers.
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I think we all feel that way sometimes - to keep things constructive, I just did a post about this, here: The Wise One Adrift, In A Sea Of Ignorance? 🤔
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I think that people can in specific cases be abusive towards spirits, however this is an event that very rarely, if ever at all, happens. I believe the DarkestKnight nailed it in their reply:
The entities that we call on all have the ability to know our thoughts and can sus out our energy out like an Infernal Bloodhound, so if you approach them with the intent to be abusive towards them it’s not even remotely the same as when it comes to human on human as they can’t be as blindsided by the intent. And personally I feel, especially when dealing with not only higher up demons like Kings but ones that are known to have nasty tempers when angered like Belial or Asmodeus for example, they don’t strike me as ones to just let that behavior slide or have a “let bygones be bygones” mentality. Approach them with that kinda intent and the repercussions for it will not only be swift but it will very, very quickly make you wish you hadn’t.
And as far as the methodology with which you use to call upon them, again, DarkestKnight + UnseelieDiabolus said it best:
One thing that I would like to touch on is your sources though, admittedly I have only briefly read through the responses however none have seemed to mention where you are pulling this information from. The link about the article regarding spirit abuse uses a lot of strong, emotional language regarding the Solomonic method of summoning however it feels very much that it’s written from the summoners perspective of the “right + wrong way” to go about it with essentially no input from the spirits that they have summoned on weather or not they see it as abuse.
Another thing that I would like to touch base on is the website in question that you have pulled that article from, I have read through some of their other pieces - until I couldn’t really stomach reading anymore. They reuse the same points, almost word for word, in every article that I had read which isn’t what I had found issue with but what I found issue with was essentially the almost blatant anti-Semitism that they very thinly disguise under the cloak of Satanism. It’s almost, dare I say, hypocritical to bash Christianity for their abhorrent practices and beliefs while putting for example the “SS” beliefs on what looks like a pedestal for the sole fact that they had occultists in their regime. They are spreading hate on Christianity (seemingly for the sole reason to hate it) while, what looks like, promoting a movement that was founded and operated in hatred and in hatred alone.
If you’re going to cite sources maybe vet them out, deep dive into the messages that they are spreading and really see if it aligns not only with your core values but consider if the message being shared is rooted in factual information rather than being rooted solely in the emotions of the author.