How to invoke Holy Guardian Angel（Daimon）in a PGM/greek style？

[khloexia]

I just don't like the overly Christian way

 

[HoldAll]

The PGM spell for meeting with your own daimon can be found in VII. 505–528 (Betz translation).

The other day we discussed whether the PGM's Headless Rite could be used for contacting one's HGA (as is well known, Crowley remodelled it according to his taste and claimed he had used it successfully to achieve K&C HGA). As I mentioned in my post, Digital Ambler added a sentence to the original Headless Rite for the same purpose but compared to the PGM spell, it's pretty tame and didn't work for me at all.

Greek/PGM style: "Helios Unbound" by Nick Farrell

Another option would be Damon Brand's "Magickal Destiny" (in the Library) whose method is psychological, not faith-based. The book was a breath of fresh air for me because of its modern approach instead of all that Abramelin beseeching and supplicating.

 

[ashlesha]

Jason Miller has his invocation from Real Sorcery:


Invocation of the Agathodaimon
Orkizo Kretera Theou Plouton KateXonta!
(I conjure the Divine Cup [grail of God], which holds all things!)
Orkizo Theon Aionion Aiona te Panton!
(I conjure the god of Aeons, Aeon of all!)
Orkizo Physin Autophye, Kratison Adonaion!
(I conjure self-generated nature, mighty Adon-Aion!)
Orkizo Dynonta kai Antellonta Eloaion!
(I conjure the descending and ascending powers Elo-Aion!)
Orkizo te hagia kai Theia Onomata tauta!
(I conjure these sacred and divine names!)
Opos an pemphosi moi to Theion Pneuma!
(That you send to me the divine Spirit!)
Exe me synistamanon!
(Give me union!)
Aposteilon moi ton idion angelon te nykti
(Send to me my own angel in this night!)
Epikaloumai se hagie angele!
(I invoke you, sacred angel!)
Elthe kai parasta eis tende ten kreian kai synergeson!
(Come and give help in this operation, and synergize! [i.e., unite!])

 

[HoldAll]

Jason Miller has his invocation from Real Sorcery:


Invocation of the Agathodaimon
Orkizo Kretera Theou Plouton KateXonta!

Great, I remember now! An audio clip of this invocation spoken by a native Greek speaker can be found here:

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