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[templeofoccultpractices]

56-DUCHESS GREMORY

Enn:An tasa shi Gremory on ca

Other names:Gamori, Gemory, Gemori

The Fifty-sixth Spirit is Duke/Duchess Gremory, or Gamori. He appears in the form of a beautiful woman, with a duchess’s crown tied about her waist, and riding on a great camel. Gremory is a divinatory spirit. Some say Gremory is akin to Delipitorae or Seshat, only less intense. He tells of all things past, present, and to come; and of hidden treasures, and what they lie in; and to procure the love of women both young and old. Gremory also teaches of the treasures of self, at various points in ones life, that may be considered as useful knowledge. Gremory will also copulate spiritually in a dreaming sense with the magician, who is just as a woman, as Djinn are generally neither male nor female. He governs 26 legions of spirits

Call upon Duke/Duchess Gremory for

⬩Divination

⬩Hidden treasures and treasures of the treasures

⬩Past, present and future

⬩Procure love

⬩Ask him what else he will work with you on⬩

⊱•━━━━━━⊰In Ritual⊱━━━━━•⊰

Enn:An tasa shi Gremory on ca

Sigil:Posted above

Plant:Fenugreek

Incense:Sandalwood

⬩Green candles or objects

⬩Ask Duke/Duchess Gremory likes⬩

⬩It is important to learn protections before trying to work with any spirits. You can get tricksters and parasites if you don't.

Cleansings- cleaning your space of negative energies. You can burn herbs or incense for this.

Banishings- forcing negative energies out of your space. The lesser banishing ritual is one of the most commonly used.

Warding- wards keep negative energy out of your space. Amulets, sigils and talismans do this.

Set up a your space and do a cleanse and banishing. Have wards up in your home. Meditation is to calm yourself and get your mind ready. The sigil (symbol) is what you draw on paper. The enn is what you chant or say to call forth the spirit.⬩

[sorenblr]

Small collection of precious memories from December, when I was briefly addicted to IMAGINE. 

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BLOODSTAINED - ARS GOETIA BESTIARY

It was clear even from the launch of its Kickstarter campaign that Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night would prominently depict the demons of the Ars Goetia within its bestiary, an element imported from Koji Igarashi's Castlevania tenure but never before implemented in such a salient narrative capacity. During my initial run I decided to catalogue each demon that made it's way into the final product, and it looks like the figure clocks in at a solid 24 out of a potential 72 familiar faces. Not bad!

Not featured: Astaroth and the original Starfish Decarabia design that appeared in the first concept illustration for the campaign.

*Several of these have figured prominently in advertising or the earlier Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon, but otherwise gameplay and narrative spoilers abound, so be forewarned:

Sabnock

Barbatos

Zagan

Buer

Dantalion

Decarabia

Leraje

Gamigin

Forneus

Amy

Allocer

Zepar

Guison

Gaap

Haagenti

Marbas

Vepar

Andrealphus

Valac

Bathin

Orobas

Valefar

Gremory

Bael

Check out the full album here.

[demifiendwashere]

「artist」 yatuki 「characters」 gemori 「from」 shin megami tensei

[kanekocribs]

KANEKO’S CRIB NOTES XL: GOETIA GRAB BAG 2

Nearly two years and thirty cribs later, and KCN is coming at you again with another cadre of demons from the ever-fertile Lesser Key of Solomon, as interpreted by our pal Louis Breton, and then again by series artist and blog namesake Kazuma Kaneko (also our pal). And while our first set was chosen to highlight some of the more borderline cases out there, here we’ll be taking a look at a few of the less embellished designs in the roster... and Purson.

OROBAS: Orobas is one of the closer calls here, and perhaps Kaneko simply thought it unnecessary to alter the functional simplicity of Breton’s original. He’s certainly more ecstatic in the latter portrayal, but otherwise we’re not looking at much divergence that couldn’t be chalked up to personal style: the guy is just sort of a horse-person, arms spread-eagle, and it works. 

BARBATOS: Kaneko takes a few more liberties with Barbatos, but in service of accomplishing a more “demonic” look, replete with signifiers such as bat-like wings, curled horns, and a pointed devil’s tail. These have the effect of making the duke look a bit less like a gentleman beleaguered by a ghostly brass section, all while retaining his dapper style. 

GEMORI: Gemori is likewise a near match, though she may not look it at first glance. Kaneko deviates little from Breton in terms of the meat and bones of the design, adjusting details of the dress (and perhaps the breed of camel employed) while maintaining distinctive cues such as the horns popping out from a headdress with trailing veil. 

PURSON: Pruflas/Purson is perhaps not the most exciting fare the Goetia has to offer, but Kaneko’s additions of a garish palette and luxurious mane were apparently not the trappings of a compendium regular. A grasped serpent and bizarre helmet likewise enter the fray, but otherwise Breton’s template is left essentially untouched. 

Additional Breton Cribbin’: Melchom, Ukobach, Stolas, Belphegor/Beelzebub, Adramelech

[artemis-maia]

-Kazuma Kaneko's depiction of Gremory and the depiction of Gremory from the Dictionnaire Infernal One of my favorite demon depictions is Gremory since I love how close it looks to the picture of the Dictionnaire Infernal and since this demon has always been one of the most beautiful demons to me. Gremory/Gemori/Gamori,/Gomory is the Fifty-sixth Spirit of the Ars Goetia. He is a strong and powerful Duke who appears in the form of a beautiful woman, with a duchess’s crown tied about her waist, and riding on camel. Gremory tells of all things past, present, and the future; and of hidden treasure and what they lie in. He is also said to procure the love of women both young and old basically like a Cupid. He governs 26 Legions of Spirits. You can see his Goetic Seal from The Goetia: The Lesser Key of Solomon the King on the right.

[artemis-maia]

[deitiesdaily]

December 17th, 2012 - Gremory

Another love-related deity for the blog, since yesterday's seems to have been pretty popular! And yes, I even get to satisfy my hunger for writing about Ars Goetian demons today in the process. We'll be discussing Gremory, the 56th of the 72 demons in the Ars Goetia! Also totally a transsexual.

Yep! Gremory actually appeared as a beautiful young woman, with the crown of a duchess tied about his/her waist, as he rode gallantly on a camel, sort of like Paimon, another demon in the Ars Goetia. But don't think that his affinity for love and fabulous appearance makes him any less stronger than his colleagues! In the Ars Goetia, Gremory is described as being both strong and powerful, with 26 legions  or spirits under his command. And for anyone keeping track, Gremory is the 19th Duke of Hell, among demons such as Barbatos and Agares.

Now, that's cool and all, but what sort of powers did he/she possess in the first place? Well for starters, Gremory's pretty smart. Smart enough to tell you about anything of the past, present, and even the future. Raven-Symoné has nothing on him/her. He/She is also able to tell his/her summoner about the whereabouts of lost, hidden treasures. So if you ever lose your pair of lucky socks, you could theoretically ask Gremory where you put them, even though a much more sensible thing to do would be to ask him/her to divine the location of some buried gold. But what Gremory is really known for is his/her Cupid-like ability to procure the love of women of all ages, but his/her specialty is young maidens.

Above, I've posted a picture of his/her respective seal. To me, it sort of looks like a crown, or maybe a pretty dress? Oh well.