angels

nicko wrote:heavenly father, I read of people trying to raise devils using pentagons,magic spells ec.

why do you never read of people trying to raise angels?

heavenly father wrote:

nicko wrote:heavenly father, I read of people trying to raise devils using pentagons,magic spells ec.

why do you never read of people trying to raise angels?

I have no idea, i think dabbling with magic etc is such a dangerous thing, I wish just once everyone who did it would actually see what they were doing for what it really was... and that is????

I guess angels are at God's command and therefore cannot be "summoned" as such..

nicko wrote:heavenly father, I read of people trying to raise devils using pentagons,magic spells ec.

why do you never read of people trying to raise angels?

nicko wrote:heavenly father, I read of people trying to raise devils using pentagons,magic spells ec.

why do you never read of people trying to raise angels?

Maine coon lover wrote:

nicko wrote:heavenly father, I read of people trying to raise devils using pentagons,magic spells ec.

why do you never read of people trying to raise angels?

maybe its because angels are angelic beings and don't need to be raised , believers can call on the angels to protect them when they feel in danger , there are lots of testimonies of angels saving people from dangerous situations.

Maine coon lover wrote:

nicko wrote:heavenly father, I read of people trying to raise devils using pentagons,magic spells ec.

why do you never read of people trying to raise angels?

maybe its because angels are angelic beings and don't need to be raised , believers can call on the angels to protect them when they feel in danger , there are lots of testimonies of angels saving people from dangerous situations.

Maine coon lover wrote:

nicko wrote:heavenly father, I read of people trying to raise devils using pentagons,magic spells ec.

why do you never read of people trying to raise angels?

maybe its because angels are angelic beings and don't need to be raised , believers can call on the angels to protect them when they feel in danger , there are lots of testimonies of angels saving people from dangerous situations.

feelthelove wrote:

Maine coon lover wrote:

maybe its because angels are angelic beings and don't need to be raised , believers can call on the angels to protect them when they feel in danger , there are lots of testimonies of angels saving people from dangerous situations.

Lots of people believe they have a guardian angel

heavenly father wrote:

nicko wrote:heavenly father, I read of people trying to raise devils using pentagons,magic spells ec.

why do you never read of people trying to raise angels?

I have no idea, i think dabbling with magic etc is such a dangerous thing, I wish just once everyone who did it would actually see what they were doing for what it really was...

I guess angels are at God's command and therefore cannot be "summoned" as such..

feelthelove wrote:

Maine coon lover wrote:

maybe its because angels are angelic beings and don't need to be raised , believers can call on the angels to protect them when they feel in danger , there are lots of testimonies of angels saving people from dangerous situations.

Lots of people believe they have a guardian angel

Maine coon lover wrote:is it garbage to raise demons then or is that delusional also ?

Eilzel wrote:

Maine coon lover wrote:is it garbage to raise demons then or is that delusional also ?

Both, very much so   

Beekeeper wrote:

feelthelove wrote:

Lots of people believe they have a guardian angel

  

And, generally those people are very delusional...

Or else they have been smoking some very potent psychotrophic substances !   :<:i}: 

nicko wrote:heavenly father, I read of people trying to raise devils using pentagons,magic spells ec.

why do you never read of people trying to raise angels?

Beekeeper wrote:

feelthelove wrote:

Lots of people believe they have a guardian angel

  

And, generally those people are very delusional...

Or else they have been smoking some very potent psychotrophic substances !   :<:i}: 

Fred Moletrousers wrote:

nicko wrote:heavenly father, I read of people trying to raise devils using pentagons,magic spells ec.

why do you never read of people trying to raise angels?

Such an invocation is made in The Susama (or Susamma) Ritual which was used by the fictional  Duc de Richelieu in Dennis Wheatley's  novel The Devil Rides Out.

In this, de Richelieu calls upon the angel Oriel by reciting the first two lines of the ritual: "Oriel Seraphim; eo Potesta; Zati, Zata; Gatatim, Galatah!" and asks him to intervene to spare the life of Tanith, an acolyte of the Satanist Mocata, by altering space and time.

Although a prolific writer of fiction, Wheatley was tremendously knowledgable about the Satanic arts and an impeccable researcher, and it is likely that the Ritual existed in some form, possibly in Judaism.

The angel Oriel, to whom Wheatey refers, is almost certainly the Archangel Uriel and there is a strong theory, to which I subscribe, that Mocata was based on the 20th century Satanist Aleister Crowley.

It's a long, long time since I studied both Wheatley and Crowley, but I still have a complete set of Wheatley's works (and there are a hell of a lot of them!) and an early copy of Crowley's book "Magick."

Actually they are in front of me here in my study right now.

Fred Moletrousers wrote:

nicko wrote:heavenly father, I read of people trying to raise devils using pentagons,magic spells ec.

why do you never read of people trying to raise angels?

Such an invocation is made in The Susama (or Susamma) Ritual which was used by the fictional  Duc de Richelieu in Dennis Wheatley's  novel The Devil Rides Out.

In this, de Richelieu calls upon the angel Oriel by reciting the first two lines of the ritual: "Oriel Seraphim; eo Potesta; Zati, Zata; Gatatim, Galatah!" and asks him to intervene to spare the life of Tanith, an acolyte of the Satanist Mocata, by altering space and time.

Although a prolific writer of fiction, Wheatley was tremendously knowledgable about the Satanic arts and an impeccable researcher, and it is likely that the Ritual existed in some form, possibly in Judaism.

The angel Oriel, to whom Wheatey refers, is almost certainly the Archangel Uriel and there is a strong theory, to which I subscribe, that Mocata was based on the 20th century Satanist Aleister Crowley.

It's a long, long time since I studied both Wheatley and Crowley, but I still have a complete set of Wheatley's works (and there are a hell of a lot of them!) and an early copy of Crowley's book "Magick."

Actually they are in front of me here in my study right now.

victorismyhero wrote:

Fred Moletrousers wrote:

Such an invocation is made in The Susama (or Susamma) Ritual which was used by the fictional  Duc de Richelieu in Dennis Wheatley's  novel The Devil Rides Out.

In this, de Richelieu calls upon the angel Oriel by reciting the first two lines of the ritual: "Oriel Seraphim; eo Potesta; Zati, Zata; Gatatim, Galatah!" and asks him to intervene to spare the life of Tanith, an acolyte of the Satanist Mocata, by altering space and time.

Although a prolific writer of fiction, Wheatley was tremendously knowledgable about the Satanic arts and an impeccable researcher, and it is likely that the Ritual existed in some form, possibly in Judaism.

The angel Oriel, to whom Wheatey refers, is almost certainly the Archangel Uriel and there is a strong theory, to which I subscribe, that Mocata was based on the 20th century Satanist Aleister Crowley.

It's a long, long time since I studied both Wheatley and Crowley, but I still have a complete set of Wheatley's works (and there are a hell of a lot of them!) and an early copy of Crowley's book "Magick."

Actually they are in front of me here in my study right now.

ahh..Aleister Crowley..."do as thou wilt, that shall be the whole of the law"

victorismyhero wrote:it kind of stretches your mind in ways it wasnt designed too, doesnt it.
The guy was a total fruit cake, a sex maniac and a control freak all rolled into one...and of course dangerously clever and manipulative

Fred Moletrousers wrote:

nicko wrote:heavenly father, I read of people trying to raise devils using pentagons,magic spells ec.

why do you never read of people trying to raise angels?

Such an invocation is made in The Susama (or Susamma) Ritual which was used by the fictional  Duc de Richelieu in Dennis Wheatley's  novel The Devil Rides Out.

In this, de Richelieu calls upon the angel Oriel by reciting the first two lines of the ritual: "Oriel Seraphim; eo Potesta; Zati, Zata; Gatatim, Galatah!" and asks him to intervene to spare the life of Tanith, an acolyte of the Satanist Mocata, by altering space and time.

Although a prolific writer of fiction, Wheatley was tremendously knowledgable about the Satanic arts and an impeccable researcher, and it is likely that the Ritual existed in some form, possibly in Judaism.

The angel Oriel, to whom Wheatey refers, is almost certainly the Archangel Uriel and there is a strong theory, to which I subscribe, that Mocata was based on the 20th century Satanist Aleister Crowley.

It's a long, long time since I studied both Wheatley and Crowley, but I still have a complete set of Wheatley's works (and there are a hell of a lot of them!) and an early copy of Crowley's book "Magick."

Actually they are in front of me here in my study right now.

Joy Division wrote:

Fred Moletrousers wrote:

Such an invocation is made in The Susama (or Susamma) Ritual which was used by the fictional  Duc de Richelieu in Dennis Wheatley's  novel The Devil Rides Out.

In this, de Richelieu calls upon the angel Oriel by reciting the first two lines of the ritual: "Oriel Seraphim; eo Potesta; Zati, Zata; Gatatim, Galatah!" and asks him to intervene to spare the life of Tanith, an acolyte of the Satanist Mocata, by altering space and time.

Although a prolific writer of fiction, Wheatley was tremendously knowledgable about the Satanic arts and an impeccable researcher, and it is likely that the Ritual existed in some form, possibly in Judaism.

The angel Oriel, to whom Wheatey refers, is almost certainly the Archangel Uriel and there is a strong theory, to which I subscribe, that Mocata was based on the 20th century Satanist Aleister Crowley.

It's a long, long time since I studied both Wheatley and Crowley, but I still have a complete set of Wheatley's works (and there are a hell of a lot of them!) and an early copy of Crowley's book "Magick."

Actually they are in front of me here in my study right now.

Dennis Wheatley was a brilliant author and as you say, he knew his stuff...he would go to great lengths to achieve the knowledge he did, I quite enjoyed reading some of the book 'the devil and all his works'..

Of course there is a film as well as the book named 'the devil rides out'.

Known as a very dark figure he was, but brilliantly hardcore as far as the black arts go.

heavenly father wrote:why on earth would anyone want to summon a demon and what makes them think they could control it.

PhilDidge wrote:

heavenly father wrote:why on earth would anyone want to summon a demon and what makes them think they could control it.

I guess just like yourself they believe in myths

PhilDidge wrote:

heavenly father wrote:why on earth would anyone want to summon a demon and what makes them think they could control it.

I guess just like yourself they believe in myths

Fred Moletrousers wrote:

PhilDidge wrote:

I guess just like yourself they believe in myths

Just you wait until you get to the Pearly Gates and St Peter gives you the thumbs down and hands you a shovel, mate...

veya_victaous wrote:  The Gays have really help Satan Clean fix up the place I hear.