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Has anyone used practical jinn magick book or had any experience with jinns?
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Calling upon Djinn shouldn't take more than an hour. Though i would suggest a Berhatiah (28 name) call before hand. The full Berhatiah takes quite a while but there's a shorter consolidated version that only takes about 15 minutes. It's the 28 names doubled. After that you're gonna call upon directional spirits and ask their binding spirit to bring you the djinn in question.
Word of warning don't make deals/exchanges with them.
Word of warning don't make deals/exchanges with them.
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The description you provided is different than Corwin Hargrove’s practical jinn magick.
Is your process a precursor, or should it be used in lieu of the CH book?
Do offerings for service, fall under deals/exchanges?
Lastly, is there a specific book on your process? I did find this one:
Is your process a precursor, or should it be used in lieu of the CH book?
Do offerings for service, fall under deals/exchanges?
Lastly, is there a specific book on your process? I did find this one:
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Yes that is the exact conjuration I use. You can preface the conjuration with that one, it takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Think of it as "drawing a magic circle with god names". Djinn are usually unresponsive to solomonic procedures such as wielding angels but I have got them to recognize certain hebrew godnames before. Particularly the Tetragrammaton, and the Personal name of God. These Berhatiah names are the best ones ive been able to wield to conjure them and threaten them though.
When I first adopted it though, I would perform this invocation of the godnames in the morning like a ceremonial magician might do a Lesser Banishing Ritual. It helped me get familiar with the names and certain ones will jump out at you. I would suggest if a particular godname you recite sticks out to memorize it and utilize it in your arsenal of magical weapons in your dealings with the djinn. I also use the Berhatiah names in that document on the outer ring of the magic circle that I bind them/conjure them into.
When I first adopted it though, I would perform this invocation of the godnames in the morning like a ceremonial magician might do a Lesser Banishing Ritual. It helped me get familiar with the names and certain ones will jump out at you. I would suggest if a particular godname you recite sticks out to memorize it and utilize it in your arsenal of magical weapons in your dealings with the djinn. I also use the Berhatiah names in that document on the outer ring of the magic circle that I bind them/conjure them into.