The seals of Goetia influence our subconscious mind. Therefore, you must know yourself, your thoughts and feelings.
The spirits of Goetia are partly good and partly evil. I do not like the word evil for there is no evil in this world. All is neutral and relative.
Humans label spirits as being good or evil. The evil ones will act to boost and accentuate your psychological complexes, thats it. Your addictions may become more pronounced if you do spells with some spirits.
One should not be afraid to work with infernal beings, but it is wise to approach this area of the Occult with some caution.
Do not experiment just for the sake of fun with the “evil” infernal spirits of Goetia in combination with the curses of Voodoo (involves doll magick and cemetery dirt) in an attempt to punish your enemies.
The attack you send forth will be powerful, but it will come back to you sooner or later. Experienced practitioners of Hoodoo magick know about this, and this is the only reason they refrain from revenge in the form of a death curse or some magick in that style.
When you summon some demons from Goetia, you will notice that you have stirred chaos in your life. The events of your life may undergo a rapid change and you will try to catch up with the rapid changing circumstances of your life.
Do not panick though. Your life will become normal after some time. Change is a good but also a traumatic thing.
Bael
The Goetia tells us that Bael rules 66 legions of Spirits. His office is to make you go invisible by hiding you away from your enemies.
According to S. Connolly, Bael can help to spark your creativity and even give advice in matters of the heart. Also, you can seek Bael for wealth magick, if you are involved in creative projects, and plan to earn money by selling your creativity.
Enn: Ayer Secore On Ca Ba’al
Bael is a very helpful spirit and he helps you to literally vanish so that your presence is undetectable. This is my personal experience. If you want to hide from danger, then use this seal.
Call forth Bael using a spoken invitation to Bael. Gaze at the seal during a couple of minutes while you invite Bael.
Glue your hair and also apply a drop of your blood to the consecrated seal of Bael during your ritual. You should say a spell to give Bael very clear instructions.
Charge the seal. Give Bael the licence to depart before you close your circle. Keep the seal with you at all times.
There is no need to summon Bael to visible appearance using plant drugs, although this kind of experience can be very shocking and frightening.
Spirits may come making noise (speaking and making other noises). This is frightening and I always experience a light shock.
You might also want to read about Morail, a demon just like Bael, but from Grimoirium Verum.
It is very important to form a protective circle when you do your ritual. You should be inside the ritual circle and not allow the summoned forces cross the boundaries of your circle.
If you wish to communicate with the spirits while observing them appear in your black mirror, yes, then you will probably need some substance to sink into a deeper state of conciousness.
Agares
Summon Agares if you want to learn a foreign language fast. Spells with Agares will make you very fluent in a foreign language.
If you are stuck and your creativity has left you, Agares can push you forward. So, yes, Agares can show you how you can make money if you are an artist.
Well, Agares is capable of destroying the reputation and even the business of your enemy. I believe that the “earthquake” is a metaphor for a huge shocking change or demolition.
Source: Goetia & Daemonolatry Goetia by S. Connolly
Enn: Rean ganen ayar da Agares
Vassago
Vassago is of a good nature and he can tell you about things of the past, and also predict your future. He can also discover secrets, things hidden and lost.
If you suspect that your enemy has cursed you, then you might want to summon Vassago, because he will tell you the truth. This spirits can also give you advice when you are dealing with difficult people.
Source:
Goetia & Daemonolatry Goetia by S. Connolly
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