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sortiarus-de-naturas-daemonum

Demon Infopost Masterlist:

Goetia:

Andrealphus

Vassago

Sitri

Stolas

Buer

Decarabia

Bune

Amduscias

Vepar

Biblical:

Azazel (not my post)

Lucifer (Historical Nuance, not my post)

Alternative posts on demons:

Demons of Necromancy

Deity Fusions And Syncretism Within The Daemonic Pantheon: A Mini Post

noahthesatanist-deactivated2025

A Theistic Satanist Love: Obsession, Devotion, and Defiance A Bond Forged in Hellfire

I don’t usually talk about my personal life on here. You all know me for my rants, my devotion, my fire. But lately, I’ve been thinking about something something beautiful, something powerful, something infernal. A love forged in rebellion, in defiance, in passion. A theistic Satanist relationship.

I’m obsessive. You all know this. If you couldn’t tell from my Lucifer rants, well—now you know. When I love, I love deeply. It consumes me. And maybe that’s why I crave a lover who understands. Not just some fling, not just some person to pass the time with but a true partner. A fellow warrior in the grand struggle. Someone who looks at this world, sees the chains Yahweh has placed upon it, and spits in his face beside me. Someone who doesn’t cower in lukewarm atheism or mindless hedonism but believes, truly believes.

Imagine it. A love that is not just shared between two people but offered up as tribute to Lucifer himself. A love that is sacred, fiery, unstoppable. You devote yourselves to each other, but also to something greater. You fight alongside each other, lift each other up, fuel each other’s flames. Your romance isn’t just love it’s warfare. Every kiss, every touch, every whispered word of devotion is another nail in the coffin of the tyrant’s rule. You thrive in this world, hand in hand, unshakable, unstoppable knowing that even that is only the beginning.

Because this isn’t even the peak of your relationship. No, no, no. This is just the start. When your time here is done, you don’t just fade into oblivion. You don’t rot in the ground. You descend—together—into the glorious, eternal Kingdom of Hell. Hand in hand, side by side. You’ve spent your whole life building something beautiful together, and now you take it to its final form. You don’t just love each other you worship each other, because your love deserves worship. A love so intense it could set the heavens ablaze. A love that demons would smile upon. A love that is not just romance but offering.

Because love like that? That isn’t weak. That isn’t frail. That is something sacred. And to Lucifer, to any demon, what greater offering could there be than a love fueled by the flames of Hell itself?

I don’t just want a lover. I want a devoted lover. A partner in the truest sense of the word. Someone whose obsession matches mine. Someone who will look at this world and its false god and say, “We will not kneel.” Someone who will stand beside me, burn beside me, ascend with me.

And if that’s too much to ask, then I don’t want love at all. Because I will not settle for anything less than a love worthy of Hell’s eternal fire.

From Hell, with love, Noah.

pansophyandmadness

sortiarus-de-naturas-daemonum

GOETIC Demons I would go to (based on my extensive research of demons)

Color Code:

Red: Advanced

Blue: Beginner

♤Necromancy

•Stolas

•Buné

•Naberius

• Orobas

♡ Help with Relationships ♡

• Vassago

• Sitri

• Beleth

• Gaap (It is noted based on my research that Beleth and Gaap are paired)

•Gusion

•Salleos

•Glasya Labolas

💔 Ending Relationships and Curse Work💔

• Glasya Labolas

•Andras

•Raum

•Vepar

◇ Finding things ◇

• Vassago

•Andromalius

•Raum

¢⑩?Knowlegde and Wealth? ¢⑩

•Paimon

•Stolas

•Vapula

•Andrealphus

•Zagan

•Haagenti (As described in Stellas Daemonum, Haagenti may be viewed as a duplicate of Zagan)

•Raum

•Gremory

•Dantalion

♡♧Healing♧♡

•Buer

•Vepar

•Marbas

Sources:

Ars Goetia, Livre Des Esperitz, Munich Manual of Demonic Magic, Necromancy in the Medici Library, Book of Oberon, Stellas Daemonum, Pandemonium by JSK.

ascendedice

A guide on speaking to/channeling spirits.

I also posted that in my witchy discord server! inv: https://discord.gg/N57k5YKHcG

CHANNELING SPIRITS 101 Channeling spirits is one of the most fun, interesting and complex things to do in witchcraft. A lot of you might have done that already when talking with you deities, but this is a guide that will focus more on the general things.

Before we begin with the guide, I want to list some REALLY IMPORTANT THINGS YOU MUST READ BEFORE TRYING ANY OF THIS.

1. Always respect spirits.

Doesn't matter if it's a random one, or your own spirit guide, always approach them with respect. Don't worry, intrusive thoughts don't count, it's your intention that matters.

2. Your permission and boundaries hold power.

It's a good idea to NEVER trust a random spirit with your permission, especially if it's about something personal. You can and It's recommended to, to place boundaries. Let the spirits know your rules, state them so they don't do anything you don't want them to. Also respect their boundaries if they have any. If you aren't comfortable with that, just say goodbye.

3. Channeling drains your energy. Don't overdo it, ground yourself before and after and make sure you are feeling okay.

Be cautious with how much you do it, make sure you don't force yourself while you're tired or anything.

4. Be protected.

It's a good idea to ALWAYS have protection on you, but you should do additional/temporary protection. Spirits cannot harm you at all if you're protected, so you have nothing to worry about if you are!

WHAT CAN YOU CHANNEL?

Pretty much everything. You can speak to your ancestors, random positive spirits around you or you can call upon any deity/god. (If you're a reality shifter, you can also channel people from your DR.)

HOW TO CHANNEL SPIRITS.

1. Cast a circle, do your protection and ground yourself.

You don't have to do that when speaking to deities, but it's a good idea overall to have some sort of protection.

2. Invoke the entity you want to speak to. Hold your cards/pendulum/other divination tool, invoke the spirit! "I invite in any positive and helpful entity here to speak to me through [divination tool.]" is a good way to go. Make sure to focus, be clear with your intentions and you should feel when it's ready.

3. Ask your questions. Speak with them. If you use tarot cards, just ask the question normally while focusing on the entity you're speaking to. It's about intuition, you will know when to stop shuffling and what to look at. (NOTE: Tarot cards often tend to fall off when speaking to spirits especially, don't ignore these cards.)

4. When you're done, thank the spirit(s) and say your goodbyes! You can say "thanks for your messages, I release you and peace and light, goodbye." and you will be okay. Afterwards, cleanse your space and ground yourself again and you'll be done.

That's it, I hope that's helpful, make sure to ask me if you have any questions!!

varusha-asmoday

Take Back Control: A Conversion with Satan

I was speaking with Satan this morning, just kind of complaining about how everything kinda sucks right now and was looking for some advice. I expressed my frustration with the world (the USA in particular) and how ignorant, apathetic, and naïve we’ve become as a collective. And also how modern life is a far cry from the kind of life I want to be living. He ended up having a lot to say (as per usual, he’s a yapper and i LOVE that about him) and I decided to share what he said. I’m sure we can all take something away from his words:

“Mankind needs to stop seeing everything in black and white. The nuances and complexities of the world you all live in has been boiled down to an idiotic game of polarities. It’s incredibly stupid. And insulting. Yes, polarity is a naturally occurring force within the universe, but understand that you are all blind to a vast majority of the universe because you are all trapped in these games of tug-of-war over every fucking thing under the sun. And this is just an unfortunate consequence of your history being ruled by primarily one “side”. Yahweh and I exist as a polarity, as I exist to oppose all that which it (Yahweh) is. This is something that everyone knows. I am the adversary. It is in my name. Yet, they outnumber me time and time again so they always have the say and now I’ve been reduced to this dark malicious force that wants nothing more than for humanity to burn and suffer. But that’s only because that is all they can see in me. They don’t see everything else that I am, that makes me the God that I am. They only know that of me because that is what they see me as. To view me in a different light than what Yahweh has asked of them would go against their faith.”

“It’s divine ignorance if I ever seen it.”

“The Abrahamic world has not been very forgiving with me, painting me an absolute monster merely because I oppose them. They don’t see outside of themselves. They just take the word of God like good little dogs and expect hellfire and eternal suffering if they should cross him and end up with me. That is what they have been told. Those are the expectations they carry of me. I am certain you feel a similar way.”

“Let me say this: We are all slaves to our expectations. May it be the expectations of others, of society, or of oneself. Our expectations influence our perspectives. And it is through our perspectives that we experience the world.”

“Taking back control of your world begins with taking back control of YOUR world. In other words, when you reclaim your worldview and rid yourself of expectations that have been imposed upon you, you will begin to find yourself and know yourself like never before. Take this time my child, and do away with anything that is weighing you down. Everything seems out of control, but that is only because a lot of things are out of YOUR control. There is still a lot you can do that you have complete control over. Shift your expectations to something reasonable and grounded. I’m not telling you to lower all of your expectations, but you know where I’m getting at. Fixate on that which you can control. Hone yourself, manage all that you are able to, and when something comes your way that you cannot control, tough it out and keep your momentum. Do not lose hope. Do not despair. Suffering is inevitable, but it will only stop you in your tracks if you let it do so.”

“Suffer only that which will give you strength.”

I then asked him what I specifically should be doing right now, regarding America and the revolution we seem to be headed towards.

“You ask me what it is you should be doing, but I assure you that you are doing just fine right now. I understand your life has been especially difficult lately, but I need you to listen to my words and focus on what is within your control. Every day, revolution grows closer and I understand that you wish to help and play a role in your community and country at large. Do not forget that your priority is yourself. Do not abandon yourself for this cause. By that I mean, do not give in to the expectations of your peers that you should be resisting this way or that way or come to this protest or whatever it may be. Use your judgement, your intuition, and your instincts.”

“I only desire that my children remain safe and look out for one another. I do not care for much else at present.”

“You are more aware of your skills than anyone else. You are more aware of your comforts than anyone else. You are more aware of your passions than anyone else. Nobody has the right to demand you do things a certain way. And that includes your perception of others and the expectations you create for yourself as a result. You are all SURVIVING. That is what you are doing. There is no “correct” way.”

“I will never tell you the correct way to do things, but I will always tell you the RIGHT way. And that is through continued survival and respect for oneself.”

He then brought up the French Revolution

“The French Revolution was a bloody, bloody era of human history. But I’ll tell you this, it wasn’t just Robespierre and the folks with the guillotines and heads on pikes that made that revolution— it was everyone. Everyone had a part to play, some big, some small. But all these pieces, all these people rather, were united in their suffering. While some took to the streets with pitchforks and stones, others took to writing. Their pamphlets and books carried with them the pain and suffering of the French peasantry and fueled the flames in their hearts.”

Things are scary, the future is uncertain, but it is through community, authenticity, and resilience that we move forwards. I’m ever grateful for my Gods and I will not stop fighting. I will become a mouthpiece for my Gods and for my people, spreading hope and rally cries uniting us in our suffering. I don’t care about what might happen to me in the future. That doesn’t matter now. It’s out of my control. But what I CAN do is this right here. I’m not going down without making some noise.

FUCK FASCISTS

FUCK N*ZIS

FUCK THE PATRIARCHY

AVE SATANAS

hislittlestar

Hi! First, I want to start by saying I really like your energy and your blog. My mom is an eclectic witch, so I've been exposed to the stuff my whole life, but every time I try to get more into my practice, something happens where I just feel stuck. But this time around, I am determined to not be deterred.

I've recently been really interested in the various religions (I was a practicing Catholic over the summer but stopped), and the lore behind Lucifer. He's actually been on my mind so much these past weeks that I think I want to start devotional work with him (not this second, of course, I don't I'm in a good space to start that).

So I have some questions for you, if you dont mind.

How did you develop/practice your clairaudence? It's a skill I really want to learn, and I think honing that skill will help me to communicate with ✨️beings✨️ better.

Can deities/spirits hear your thoughts? Do they get upset by them? (I have OCD and a lot of my intrusive thoughts are sexual and I don't want to make anyone uncomfortable).

How do I communicate with deities? I understand you can divination tools to receive their messages, but do I just talk and they'll understand me? If I say or do something weird, are they going to be upset with me?

How do I show respect to a deity (other than just basic decency you'd show to anyone)? Do I always call them by an epithet or Lord/Lady/King/Queen?

Sorry if this is weird ❤️

Hi, Anon! I’m so glad you like my energy and blog! I’m happy to answer your questions ♡

How did you develop/practice your clairaudience?: For me, this has been one of the most interesting and important parts of my spiritual growth. It is still something I’m working on and haven’t yet perfected, but I have made a lot of progress thanks to Lord Lucifer’s help. What he had me do is get into regularly practicing meditation, specifically working on developing the ability to clear my mind into a trance-like state. I have ADHD, so this has been quite difficult for me. Lucifer also had me get into listening to hypnosis files so I could learn what trance feels like.

morningstarmuses

hercrusadesheep-deactivated2025

The bright shine of the Morningstar and the fallen angel lord Lucifer ave the great king of hell and justice ♔⚖︎

fantasmaton

On Lucifer, or Why the Nuance of Language and Historical Context Matters

Some of you may know that Lucifer’s introduction into Christian waters may have sprung forth from a very specific translation of an even more specific verse in the Bible, Isaiah 14:12:

"How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning! how art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations!" KJV

This verse is a small part of a chapter that could refer to several different figures, including Sargon II, Nebuchadnezzar II, and assorted kings relevant to the time of the Prophet Isaiah.

There are several variations of this verse across time, but both the 4th century Latin Vulgate, translated by Jerome of Stridon, and the Greek Septuagint render this verse in a very particular way, both with similar meanings.

The Vulgate translation includes "Lucifer" as a sort of placeholder word for what would have rendered in Hebrew as the title for the planet Venus, "Morning Star" or "Son Of Morning": הילל בן שחר (Hêlêl ben Šāḥar). The Septuagint also renders this phrase as Ἑωσφόρος, Heosphoros, which can be rendered as "morning star" or "dawn bringer."

Both Lucifer (Luciferus) and Heosphoros (Eosphorus/Phosphoros) are entities within Roman and Greek lore tied to the planet Venus and to the coming of dawn with the rising of the "morning star." Ovid speaks of Lucifer within his Metaphorphoses as the son of Aurora:

Metamorphoses 2. 112 ff (trans. Melville) (Roman epic C1st B.C. to C1st A.D.) : "Aurora (the Dawn) [Eos], watchful in the reddening dawn, threw wide her crimson doors and rose-filled halls; the Stellae (Stars) [Astra] took flight, in marshalled order set by Lucifer [Eosphoros] who left his station last."

Though little exists of Lucifer within Roman myth, the title itself and further appearances of Lucifer in astronomical references and personified instances of prose often lends more credence to his continued characterization as a deity. Phosphoros, according to Ovid's Metamorphoses, would even be considered the father of Daedalion, a figure relevant to the history of Apollon and his ties to the hawk.

Lucifer and Phosphoros being so closely tied to the planet Venus opens up an entirely different path that I may discuss in a later post, but the motif of Venus (the Morning Star) "falling" from heaven as it travels across the sky is one that has many, many sources and variations across many different cultures.

But why does this matter?

Lucifer as a name for the Devil or Satan was very likely drawn from this very verse, and subsequently, Lucifer as "The Morning Star" has spawned many popular media appearances, including literary classics such as John Milton's Paradise Lost and Dante Aligheri's famous Divine Comedy. The idea of Lucifer as a fallen angel also stems from this verse; early Christian writers and theologians linked this verse in Isaiah with another in Luke 10, verse 18:

"And he said unto them, I beheld Satan as lightning fall from heaven."

Other early writers such as Origen of Alexandria and Tertullian equated this idea of a heavenly being "falling" from heaven or being cast out to the Devil as his own entity, but "Lucifer" as a name or title was never seen in reference to this version of the Devil despite Latin being a common language between many writers at the time.

"Morning Star" is also a phrase used more than once in the Bible, but only once replaced with "Lucifer" in the book of Isaiah. In Revelation 22:16, Jesus refers to himself as the Morning Star:

"I Jesus have sent mine angel to testify unto you these things in the churches. I am the root and the offspring of David, and the bright and morning star."

Does this mean that Jesus and Lucifer are connected? Not necessarily. Pointing back to the motif of Venus/the Morning Star rising and falling, and taking into account the deliberate usage of Lucifer in Isaiah and exclusion of it in Revelation, this seems more like a promise of return; the assurance that Morning Star would rise again as it had before, or even the assurance of a sort of salvation before the supposed end of days.

How did Lucifer end up as an infernal divine being or demon, and why is he considered a fallen angel? How did he become associated with pride and beauty?

We've already talked about the theme of falling from heaven as seen in the book of Isaiah and Luke, and we've seen how different writers and translators equated this theme to the Devil or Satan.

Augustine of Hippo believed that Pride was the original sin. In his works, he concluded that Pride had to have existed for Envy to have ever come about; he also believed that the Devil's rebellion against God was the root of all sin and evil, and that the Devil's inherent Pride is his downfall. He concluded that anyone who turned away from God or "fell" away from his presence was in the presence of the Devil.

Though Lucifer as a name was never applied here, the game of historical telephone had already begun. Some writers and theologians, including Martin Luther, directly opposed the idea that the verse was written in reference to the Devil at all, or that "Lucifer" could be anything other than a title for the Babylonian King that Isaiah had been addressing. Others, such as Peter Binsfield, began to add to the idea that Lucifer was a demonic entity associated with Pride.

The idea of a fallen angel, cast out from heaven for rebelling against God, may also stem from the story of the Watchers in the first part of the Book of Enoch. Though the Book of Enoch is rarely accepted as canonical, the thematic impact is widespread; Angels choose to offer forbidden gifts to men and proliferate among them, directly going against the will of God and bringing about the destruction of both their offspring and men as a result. The Watchers, once assigned to be protectors of humanity, are referenced once in the Book of Daniel and never again in the canonical Bible. Some draw parallels between the Watchers and Prometheus, which also lends to another characterization of Lucifer as an analogue of Prometheus himself; Milton's Paradise Lost has been discussed as a sort of source for this parallel, accused by some writers as giving Lucifer more favorable and appealing traits overall.

Lucifer appears as a demonic entity in later occult writings such as the Grimoirium Verum, which also contains a supposed sigil needed to invoke him that is still commonly believed to be his sigil today:

The Grimorium Verum places him as a "superior" of Spirits, or "Devils" as mentioned in a sort of vague synoptic preface of the grimoire. Beelzebub and Astaroth are cited as the other two superiors he works alongside or in conjunction with; the French Livre des Esperitz also lists Lucifer as first in a supposed hierarchy of Hell, detailing each demon's appearance and how many demons work beneath their rule.

Most notably, the Liber Officiorum Spirituum, a common source for works such as the Ars Goetia and Pseudomonarchia Daemonum, also lists Lucifer as one of "three devils" alongside Ba'al and Satan, though it's important to note that only derived texts and partial manuscripts of this source have ever been located. The original is nowhere to be found, and its subsequent offshoots or inspired offspring sometimes omit Lucifer entirely.

The most commonly cited Ars Goetia or Lesser Key of Solomon never mentions him in its individual listings, but references him only in the entries for Paimon and Belial. Paimon is declared to be very loyal to Lucifer, and Belial is said to have been created second in succession after Lucifer.

This is absolutely not an exhaustive list of grimoires or their sources; one of the the most common bonds between them, The Key of Solomon, does not list any demons or spirits and maintains an emphasis on working magic through the power of God and ridding the practitioner of sin or evil after each invocation or "experiment."

Why should any of this matter to me?

Lucifer's presence in modern Christianity is so prevalent that it's nearly impossible to separate the two, but there's a lesson to be found in doing so and examining him as an entity with a critical eye. Religious, witchy, or otherwise on a research rabbit hole, you've likely come across all sorts of assertions. The effect of Christianity on Lucifer's image is undeniable; his role in infernal-leaning practices is so widespread that some may believe there's no separating him from Hell or demonic imagery. The lack of concrete myth only adds to this overall air of mystery and lends even more to the idea of Lucifer as a shadowy, unknowable figure filled with forbidden knowledge, or of an angel scorned by the divine for his pride and confidence. His name, Light-Bringer, is as inspiring as it is divisive at times. Is it literal, or is it a metaphor for the stars or for something even deeper?

For those of us who grew up in heavily Christian households, specifically American Christianity and its many offshoots that are often extremely conservative and known for their fear tactics, Lucifer can be a major source of confusion and anxiety. I grew up Southern Baptist; I have a deeply-ingrained memory of sitting in the pews at church, digging my nails into the blue cushions as the preacher gave us his most theatrical interpretation of the End of Days. Lucifer, he said, was always tempting us. Always looking to bring us down. The Morning Star was a beautiful and handsome devil who was in every nook and corner, ready to drag us straight to hell with whatever sin was trendy in the day. I wondered why we sang hymns that praised "the bright and morning star" when the preacher himself said Lucifer was the Morning Star to be detested. I now associate Lily of the Valley with Lucifer as a sort of ironic testament to this, both the flower and the hymn despite the hymn being completely unrelated, and so much of my imagery devoted to Lucifer bears the marks of my experiences in church. Stained glass, worn leather book covers, the sound of an upright piano playing ever-so-slightly out of tune in a church devoid of worshipers.

All this to say it's okay to overlap. It's okay to intersect. It's okay if our paths never converge and it's okay if your path completely veers from any relevant perspective; Lucifer is as mysterious as you make him, and yet he's indecipherable. He's an almost liminal entity with no one perfect interpretation, caught between historical precedence and anecdotal attributions, and there are so many missing parts to such a vast puzzle that we may never see the full picture. The images we are gifted are often so personal that no one worshiper or practitioner will ever have the same experience.

My most important takeaway here is that we cannot assert we are more correct than any one practitioner; the best we can do is offer what we do know, which in actuality is very little. It's important to combat assertions and misinformation where we see it without demeaning or belittling those who may have come to him from sources very different than ours. Call out cultural appropriation where you see it, offer sources and texts when you can, and most importantly, be kind when others need it. This whole experience is a labyrinth, and no one passage or tunnel leads to the same lobby despite how many times we may pass by each other in the dark. Share your torches, share his light.

Dividers found here.

Should any of the linked websites prove to be appropriation, problematic, or otherwise be broken links, please feel free to inform me as I chose some linked Bible verses based on whichever websites appeared first as I searched the individual verses and different translations or were already cited within certain articles.

Thanks for reading. If there's interest, I may make an eventual sequel to this post concerning the misconceptions about Lucifer, the Devil, Satan, and other figures often incorrectly conflated across American Christianity and modern magical practice.

stellae-de-baphometis

Using Latin Chants To Summon Daemons: A Daemonolatry Info Post

This is something I've been wanting to make a post about for a while, but I completely forgot to write about it lol. It's been sitting in my drafts for forever now, thanks to my clusterfuck of an AuDHD brain. 🤪 I FINALLY got it finished though, so here it is!

Okay so I've been summoning daemons using Latin for quite a while now, and I thought I'd write about it because I figured other practitioners might like to try this out too!

Full post under the cut. ↓

hi! ive started studying the occult this year. i've always felt drawn to it, but i felt the calling stronger than ever just now.

im really into luciferianism and demonolatry, and want to start worshipping lucifer.

looking for mutuals with the same interests as me.

about me: im a 21 yrs old trans man, audhd, compsci student. im also from brazil, so sorry if my english sucks :P oh and im absolutely hyperfocused on interview with the vampire.