If there is one thing that draws a considerable amount of controversy within contemporary magic, it is the blatant act of evoking Demons. It has been called many things but for simplicity’s sake, Nigromancy seems historically specific enough. And yet, the practice of Nigromancy is long tenured throughout not just western ritual magic but many other spiritual traditions as well. One who has experience in both realms, is the Sorcerer and author Julio Cesar Ody.
Julio Cesar Ody is as well versed as he is well travelled in the realms of spirits and sorcery. A practical magician who is active in Obeah, Solomonic Magic and Quimbanda, as well as the author of one of my personal favourite contemporary books of sorcery- Magister Officiorum. Be sure to follow Julio on Instagram at Figueira Magica!
Magister Officiorum: The Ceremony of Solomonic Magic is worth its weight in gold. I have spoken of it countless times that it is one of the most impressive and influential works for my personal ritual magic journey. If Solomonic Magic, Nigromancy, and Grimoires are something you are interested in, this is a book which needs to be read, reread and read again. And then followed if you wish to undertake the rituals of evocation contained within the 17th Century Grimoire the Ars Goetia.
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Show Notes
Here’s a few episodes of What Magic is This? that will be of special interest for the content of this episode. Have a look at the links and Show Notes on these pages, they are amazingly helpful and should provide many wonderful directions to head in.
– An Introduction to Solomonic Magic Part I with Alexander Eth
– How to Read Grimoires
– Goetia
– Necromancy
- Lesser Key of Solomon: Detailing the Ceremonial Art of Commanding Spirits Both Good and Evil edited by Joseph H. Peterson
- Nigromancy in the Later Middle Ages
- The Lesser Key of Solomon & Goetia – Documentary History of Solomonic Magic & Demonic Summoning – Esoterica
- Jinn Sorcery by Rain Al-Alim
- An Excellent Booke of the Arte of Magicke: The Magical Works of Humphrey Gilbert and John Davis edited by Phil Legard and Alexander Cummins
- An English Nigromancy: Saint Cyprian and the Book of the Dannel – Worth a read
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