Sacred Daimon

This book is the result of more than a decade of ritual and theoretical magical research. The book consists of three parts: "History", "Remembrances" and "Practice", providing a well-reasoned introduction and a practical path to achieving contact with one's daimon.

Instead of relying on the Book of Abramelin or Crowley's "Liber Samekh", Brother Acher returns to the primary sources, analyzing the daimon as it existed in three cultures: Chaldean, Zoroastrian, and Ancient Greek. This information provides the necessary overview and context for the subsequent material and returns the daimon to its central place on the path of knowledge. The author then provides a report on his personal communication with the daimon.

This is an important testimony for those embarking on this path and rare information considering the secrecy under which most practitioners operate. In the third and final section of the work, Acher provides simplified exercises to achieve communication with the daimon; the culmination of the book is an adapted ritual from the Greek magical papyri.