GOETIC EVOCATION: THE MAGICIAN'S WORKBOOK VOLUME 2
UNVEILS LONG-HIDDEN MAGICAL WORKINGSSteve Savedow's Goetic Evocation is the first workbook ever specifically designed to be used in conjunction with the famed grimoire known as "The Goetia", which is the first book of "The Lesser Key of Solomon", a notorious classic of the Western Esoteric tradition. Goetic Evocation is an in-depth manual for the ritual magician who is interested in properly practicing the system outlined in "The Goetia", providing detailed instructions for training, preparation, and performance of Goetic evocations, plus thorough analysis of every portion of the workings and a complete explanation of the hierarchy of the Goetic spirits.
Highlights include a comprehensive chapter on the "qliphoth" (the dark reflection of the qabalistic Sephiroth) which is quite possibly the most significant essay ever published on the subject, and a rare translation of the famed "Testament of Solomon the King". Also included are transcripts from the author's personal records documenting nine evocations that were performed between the years of 1985 and 1987 (which features a lengthy interrogation of the Goetic spirit "Bim"), and the results of his extensive experimentation.
Fascinating for the general reader as well as for those interested in esoteric practices, this volume gives a view of a little-discussed area of metaphysical study. Based on materials purportedly dating back to the reign of the Biblical King Solomon, the information in Goetic Evocation sheds light on the Demonic realms, allowing a glimpse into the "infernal habitations".
