Local spirits are jinn, and in the East we call them the inhabitants of places.
So I’ll give you an easy method, but be careful: not all of these spirits are good or benevolent; you need to understand their nature and, consequently, understand and recognize their actions.
However, I’ll give you some general information: every place has its local spirits and inhabitants, and they influence and are influenced by the local culture.
For example, at butcher shops, you’ll find them bloodthirsty, war-loving, and passionate about conflicts; this is why they’re portrayed as a product of Mars and its movements. There are also spirits in the forests, for example.
Look at the largest trees, and you’ll find that their spirits are the greatest; depending on the type of tree, you’ll know their nature and actions. Similarly, rivers have spirits called Bani Dinhash—they are the guardians of freshwater rivers—and their actions and identities can be recognized through incense derived from various types of water-based smoke, as well as parts of local fish. . Their actions are varied, and generally, a place where you feel awe and desolation is inhabited by wandering spirits who shun humans; they are malicious, and some are violent.
In thriving and beautiful places, you will find seductive nymphs, goblins, or spirits of joy and prosperity.
The method is very simple: just bring a natural vessel—porcelain or pottery—fill it with charcoal, light the fragrant incense, face north on the first night, and then say:
“Answer me, O spirits of this place and its inhabitants! Come before me, heed my words, and hasten to fulfill my will. Come, O Great One who dwells in this place, you and your aides and servants O Samsabil, O Layal, O Hilal, O Karakil, O Tarsh, O Simar, O Simar, the One who removes necks and renews necks; O Simar, O Simar, the One who removes kings and renews kings; O Simar, O Simar, the One who said to Moses, ‘Draw near to Me, for I am God; there is no god but Me’; O Simar, O Simar,call upon them with calm, love, and obedience."
These are keys applicable to any time and place—true knowledge, not mere conjecture or blind repetition—for they are real, so take heed.
Translated with DeepL