Goetic Demonolatry
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Publisher: DB Publishing
Copyright:
© 2008 Ellen Purswell Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United States
Edition: Second Revised
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Printed: 58 pages, 6" x 9", perfect binding, black and white interior ink Description:SECOND REVISED EDITION! Harness the hidden power of the Goetic Hierarchy! A Demonolatress who has worked with the Goetic hierarchy for 40+ years shares her experience and insights on Demonolatry, Goetia, ritual magick, and creative ritual work utilizing the Goetic hieararchy. This book is a must for those starting out with Goetic Demonolatry, but it's also a great book about path and ritual working suitable for Demonolators working with other hierarchies as well. Includes a wonderful in depth explanation of the Courtesies. Keywords:Listed in: |
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The book took a grand detour however, and proved to me to be valuable for any demonolator, satanist, or ANYONE doing ritual work of any sort. It turned out to be a book about why she chose goetia, how to use goetia (like any other hierarchy - imagine that!) AND a great primer on creative ritual working that will change the way people think about ritual. I dare a ceremonial magician to read this and leave the book with the same view of ritual magick.
I'll drop a hint of what you're in for -- there is a reason prepared ritual does not work for everyone and why some rites are more powerful over others. There's also some great information about how magick works and why some people can't be healed or cursed through ritual work! Purswell really encourages the magician to explore and learn on their own.
She also added a great section on the courtesies and why they were important. She said it so much more eloquently than I ever could have.
While admitedly this book seems thin on the surface, there really is a lot of information here. I really believe the adept might even benefit more from it than the beginner because the wealth of information is more evident to someone who is well versed in magick whereas the beginner might not get it right away. For beginners, I suggest Modern Demonolatry and Lessons in Demonolatry in order for this book to be better understood and to fall into the proper context.
A++++ -- Highly recommended.
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