EVOKING ETERNITY

200 Pages·2010·3.43 MB·English

E V O K I NG
ETERNITY
FORBIDDEN RITES OF EVOCATION
E.A. KOETTING
E.A.KOETTING
E V O K I NG
ETERNITY
FORBIDDEN RITES OF
EVOCATION
Evoking Eternity
ISBN 978-952-67040-1-2
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Ordo Ascensum Aetyrnalis
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E.A.KOETTING
EVOKING ETERNITY
FORBIDDEN RITES OF EVOCATION
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MANIFESTATION
Beheld in this darkness
Before my three eyes
Incense takes form,
The dead angels rise.
I demand for an opfer,
There's no compromise;
I command to the aethyrs
"Rise, demons, rise!"
Manifestation,
The devil in sight.
Manifestation
On this wicked night.
My only salvation,
The angels take flight.
Impure desecration -
The summoning rite.
Stand at the altar,
The circle is drawn,
Standing in reach
Of this nightmarish spawn.
This night seems eternal,
Though an hour 'till dawn.
I chant my decree
To my infernal pawn.
Manifestations
Of heaven's demise.
Manifestation:
Apollyon rise!
A familiar sensations
To my three evil eyes.
With each incantation
A part of me dies.
Sword, wand, and chalice,
A brazier burning, flame.
Blood, flesh, and black wax,
The hellhounds untamed.
I stand in this darkness
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And scream my own name
To just hear the demon
Yelling the same.
Manifestation
In my garden of Nod.
Manifestations
Of evil unflawed.
To my salvation
Through Hades I've trod,
Now, manifestation,
I'm your only God.
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INTRODUCTION
When the first priests would call upon their various gods for
protection or empowerment, it was rare for Ishtar or YHWY to descend
from the heavens and intervene. Instead, emissaries of that deity would
manifest and begin to work in the priest's behalf. Some of these early
holy men would graciously accept the Divine assistance. Others would
look and wonder how they themselves may possess that power: to
command legions of spiritual servants armed with the ability to make
the desires of their Superior manifest. If the angels can be commanded
by God to turn oceans to blood, cities to ash, and people to salt, how then
can I command them to do my will? Likewise, if the Gods of Darkness
can send devils and demons forth to baptize the earth in blood and fire,
what alliances would lend their obedience to me?
Long before the invention of antibiotics, immunizations, and
beautiful Latin names for every hideous malady of the body, mind, or
heart of man, illness was a demon inhabiting the vessel and turning it
to decay. Either the demon had to be exorcised or it would take its
sacrifice. Doctors of the day would offer water, broths, herbs, and prayers
to deliver the afflicted out of the clutch of the inner adversary. When
the demons would leave, they would do so with shrieking violence,
often their reported departure causing more suffering to their host than
was suffered during the possession. Most would look on with pity, while
a few would witness the event with envy.
Man has gained the knowledge necessary for him to bring
legions of entities under his command, and through the endeavors of
those Sorcerers not chained by fear of God or the devil, the art has been
perfected. The demon can be called into full manifestation before the
Evocator, materializing on this plane in a solid, beholdable form. The
archangels may be called to ride their chariots and their flaming wheels
into the Temple to receive their commands, and return to span their
luminous wings across the heavens and bring about the specific
apocalypse of the Magician's desire. The Black Magician may discover
any spiritual being whose name has ever been called, and call him
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