Goetia

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The Goetic nine kings of Solomon setup involves a complex system of demonology and spiritual control. It is rooted in the Kabbalah and ancient Jewish mysticism. The practice is based on the idea that there are nine powerful demons, each associated with a specific king from the biblical era of King Solomon. These demons were said to have been bound by Solomon using magical rituals and incantations. According to legend, they were imprisoned within magical triangles known as "seals." Each seal was designed to keep its respective demon captive. To access these demons, practitioners would use their seals in a specific sequence, usually beginning with the first king and proceeding through each of the nine. The setup is based on the idea that by understanding the power dynamics between these demons and Solomon, one can gain insight into the nature of good and evil. It is not a call to summon or invoke the demons but rather an exploration of the relationship between these supernatural entities. Practitioners use various techniques such as meditation, visualization, and divination to connect with these entities. They may also perform rituals to honor Solomon and acknowledge his role in binding these powerful beings. The Goetic nine kings setup offers a framework for understanding the complex relationships between good and evil, light and darkness. It encourages practitioners to explore their own moral compass and understand the nature of spiritual control.