Demons of Solomon. Spirits of Earth, Air, and the Underworld

This book is a modern Luciferian adaptation of the "Testament of Solomon." This grimoire serves as a guide to the practices of Hellenistic, Egyptian, Syrian, and Judeo-Christian demonology. The Testament of Solomon is an ancient legend, the essence of which is revealed in this grimoire. This Grimoire delves into history, utilizing the demonology and angelology of the Luciferian tradition. The Luciferian Path unveils practical Goetic Theurgy through the Black Art of Klesis, inspiring and enhancing the willpower towards Apotheosis. The book is complemented by illustrations from Mitchell Nolte and Kitty Solimosi.

The grimoire "Demons of Solomon" includes:

• A description of each demon, as well as symbols for summoning and consecrating talismans.
• The "Testament of Solomon" as a magical text, written between the 1st and 5th centuries; although it is a mythological narrative, the spirits contained within it were widely known in Coptic-Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Syrian, and Greek traditions of the Ancient Near East.
• A modern adaptation of the Left-Hand Path, bringing a revival of nearly forgotten magical methods within Luciferianism, enhancing the contact between Spirit and the Black Magician.
• Sigils and Talismans created using etymology, planetary, cosmological, and esoteric associations.