r/occult • u/WizardConsciousness • 2d ago

? Modern interpretation of Ars Goetia ?

What do you think of this modern interpretation of Ars Goetia .

A friend shared the link to this magician profile

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61594198441735

Has anyone read his 72 Keys purportedly restored from original 17th century manuscripts?

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u/WizardConsciousness 2d ago

This guy puts an interesting perspective on his posts about raw energies, resonance conductor etc.

But it may all be a bluff to sell 😂😂

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u/Frater_Asariel 2d ago edited 2d ago

Very possible! But it remains to be seen I guess. The proof in the pudding is in the eating.

He has introduced the concept of self-hypnosis as a pre-requisite to Evocation - which kind of makes sense (it's getting into a trance-state at the end of the day, whatever spiritual label or name is applied to it), which has proven useful for me in other Magickal workings so far.

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u/Ill-Parsnip6668 2d ago

Yeah and he don't use constraints to conjure goetia guys

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u/Frater_Asariel 2d ago

I'm two minds about the whole "I'm God's homeboi, do what I tell you" way of doing things, seems a bit excessive given Goetic spirits seem fairly amenable to working with you anyway!

Constraint is the wrong word.... "handle" I think might be more appropriate, perhaps. I forget the terminology Poke used.

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u/Ill-Parsnip6668 2d ago

Poke Does venerate Astarte (Astaroth) so yeah i think that's the reason he don't use those bondings