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This video explores the following mysteries concerning Solomonic talismans, invoking spirits and attaining success with the practice of magick. The purpose and theory behind the use of Sigils and Talismans, along with potential connections with spirits and demons, have been used in almost every culture since history has been written. This work explores the spirits found in my book, "The Demons of Solomon" and how such powers may be summoned to compel (and direct) energy according to your will. The key of the use of Sigils-into-Talismans in Luciferian Magick is different in that the sorcerer does not in any way, subject oneself to any perceived spirit "domination"; if you submit to any exterior (real or not) power, you have failed the initiatory test. In the ritual chamber, the magician should suspend disbelief and throw oneself into the invocation/chant while focusing on the sigil/talisman that you have prepared. If you are summoning a demon or spirit to connect with the talisman, for fulfilling a simple goal or requirement, the spirit should be respected and firmly directed via the ritual. The unity of Will, Desire, and Belief is outlined in "DEMONS OF SOLOMON", "WHISPERS OF THE JINN", "FALLEN ANGELS" and other works by Michael W. Ford. The momentary unity of Will, Desire, and Belief activates and directs the energy towards your design. The methods are outlined in the aforementioned books, including also "GOETIA OF SHADOWS". Introduction and Basics of Talismans Energy and Goal Achievement Techniques Ancient Demonology and Magical Practices The Seven Rulers of Darkness Inner Strife, Balance, and Magic Initiation
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READ MOREThis video introduces Myrkrian Witchcraft and the arcana of Runa (mysteries) presented in the Grimoire, "Myrkrian Rites - Runes & Trollskapr" by Michael W. Ford; this book is illustrated with the Thursian paintings of Blood Fire Ritual Art and numerous runic formulas and descriptions. Luciferian philosophy is aligned and parallel with ritual Seidr, Galdr, and Trollskapr, shaman-mantra and sorcerous rites using Bind-Runes and Galdr incantations that summon the primal forces of the Thurses (Chaos Giants or abyssic powers) of Niflheim and Muspellheim. *Music by Akhtya https://akhtya.bandcamp.com/ Michael W. Ford/Akhtya FB page: 
/ michael.w.ford2 Blood Fire Ritual Art: / bloodandfireritualart The balance is found in the Odin names and epithets including Luciferian practices that find dedication with meditational/shaman seidr workings to shape the Body of Darkness or hamr, the spirit-journey's into the liminal and concentration of the thurses of mist-enshrouded darkness frozen in Niflheim and the luminous and blazing light of Muspellheim, the realm of Fire. Gullveig / Heidr, the patron goddess of seidr is an initiatory spirit that is beyond good and evil. The word comes from the Old Norse 'myrkr'—meaning darkness. But this isn't darkness as evil—it's the primordial darkness of potential, the void from which all creation emerges. Myrkrian Witchcraft embraces: • The chaotic forces of Niflheim (ice and mist) and Múspellheim (fire) • The balance between destruction and creation • Odin as a Deific Mask / Godform / Grimr depending on the name/epithet. • The darker primal powers: Loki, Hel, Fenrir, and the Thurses—the chaos giants Myrkrian Witchcraft embraces: • The chaotic forces of Niflheim (ice and mist) and Múspellheim (fire) • The balance between destruction and creation • Odin as a Deific Mask / Godform / Grimr depending on the name/epithet. • The darker primal powers: Loki, Hel, Fenrir, and the Thurses—the chaos giants Order "Myrkrian Rites - Runes & Trollskapr" by Michael W. Ford in Hardcover and Softcover editions
CHAPTERS IN THIS VIDEO:
Introduction: Horror Films, the Occult, and Demons
The Exorcist: An Early Encounter and Spiritual Impact
The Depiction of Pazuzu in 'The Exorcist'
Pazuzu's Ancient History and Origins
Demon King: Ishma (Asmodeus)
Aramaic Incantation Bowls and the Demon King Bana
Contradictions: Pazuzu's Role as Possessor vs. Protector
The Exorcist's Pazuzu and its Symbolic Representation
The Exorcist VR Game and Babylonian Demons
Future Video Topics and Community Engagement
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SEBITTI by Michael W. Ford (Softcover and Hardcover plus a Deluxe Edition) is the history, mytho-magical lore, modern Luciferian practices and a deep, meticulous study of the deities and demons of Assyria, Babylonia and Sumer from the late Bronze Age through the Neo-Babylonian Period. PAZUZU has many references and is devoted a several page section in the book: including reconstructed magical incantations and meditations for harnessing the malign demonic aura of the King of Lil Demons that can be compelled to become a protective and inspiring energy.
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