Aliases: Aeshma-Daeva, Aeshma, Ashmedai, Asmodai, Asmodee, Osmodeus, Osmodai, Hashmedai, Hasmodai, Hammedai, Shamdon, Shidonai, Sakhr (pejorative) Asmodeus is one of the seven Princes of Hell, associated strongly with the sin of Lust. He appears as an antagonist in the Book of Tobit and in several Talmudic legends, which pit him against the king and divine sorcerer…
Aliases: Baal, Baall, Baël, Bael, Ba’al, Ba’al-Hammon, Babeal, Bel, Boal, Boall, Astaroth, Moloch, Molech, Moloch-Baal, Beelzebub, Baelzebub, Molech, Marduk, Martuk, Hadad(?), Adad(?) plural: Baalim or Ba’alim, Baali, feminine: Baalah, Ba’alat, Ba’alath Possible alternative names: Addu, Hadad, Ishkur, Ramman, Resheph, Rimmon, Teshub Titles: Lord of this Earth, King of Hell, Prince of Hell, Duke of Hell…
Purson (Curson or Pursan in the Pseudomonarchia Daemonum) is a fallen angel and currently a Great King of Hell being served and obeyed by 22 legions of demons. He is the 20th of the 72 Spirits of Ars Goetia, and was once a high ranking member in both the angelic Order of Virtues as well…
Vine is a demon listed in demonological grimoires such the Lesser Key of Solomon, Johann Weyer’s Pseudomonarchia Daemonum, and Jacques Collin de Plancy’s Dictionnaire Infernal. These texts rank Vine as a King of Hell commanded by Satan, but also listed as an Earl. He leads 36 legions of Demons. He is called the Revealer, because…
Saleos (Sallos, Zaleos or Zaebos), also known as The Knight of Unending Darkness, was an angel residing in Heaven only to fall from grace like his fellow rebels upon joining Lucifer’s rebellion. Unlike most of the Ars Goetia mentioned demons, he mainly joined in an attempt to make something better of creation and to help…
Aliases: Vain, Vigne, Vinea, Viné, Royne Vine is known as an Earl and also a King of Hell, commanded by Satan. He is known to be the trickiest, and deadliest demon. Vine is opposed by the Shemhamphorasch angel Sealiah. Vine governs and commands 36 legions of demons and spirits. Vine is normally listed as the…
Anubis (also found as Inpew, Yinepu, or Anpu) is the name of the god who guides the spirits of the dead to the afterlife.He is nicknamed the “God of the Holy Land” and of Khentamentiu (a god preceding Anubis). Because the Egyptians believed that the Valley of the Dead was to the west, they also…
Hathor is the goddess of love, femininity, and nature in the Egyptian pantheon of gods. The cult of Hathor dates back over 4,000 years ago and was known throughout Mesopotamia, as evidenced by the many temples and religious buildings built in her honor. The pharaohs revered Hathor and swore allegiance to her. She is the…
Main symbol: Eye of Horus Element: Fire Planets: Sun and Moon Spirit Animal: Falcon, Hawk Mental qualities: Insight, Clarity, Decisiveness Virtues: Temperance, Calmness, Perseverance The Origins of Horus Worship Probably, there is not a single person who has not heard about the amazing architecture and rich mythology of Ancient Egypt. The level of their culture…
The goddess Freya is the most important goddess in Nordic mythology and in the life of the Vikings. Freya, the name itself flows easily from the lips of the Arians, sinks into antiquity, and is deeply imprinted in the early beginnings of our genetic memory. Indeed, the ancient, voluptuous seductress, Freya of Vanir, taught Father…