Magot

Names: Magot, Maguth, Magoth, Magoa
Rank: Prince
Qlipha: Gashkalah (Jupiter/Astaroth)
Primary Element: Air
Secondary Element: Earth
Other Element: Water
Direction: East
Primary Star: Dineb
Secondary Star: Algol
Tarot: the Emperor (Primary); 5 of Swords; the Moon
Sinister Tarot (O9A): Atu III (Mistress of Earth)
Attributions: Bones, Ice, Rose Petals, Ice Cubes, Quartz, Phrenite
Planet: Black Sun (Primary), Jupiter (Almost Primary), Mars & the Moon (Lesser)

magoa
Above: Channeled Sigil of Magoth
(Ignore the Fact that I Used Two Different Shades of Blue)


Magoa/Magot is a Death God and the Dark Lord of Ice. According to Works of Darkness, "Magoa is the King of the East, who commands the armies of Massayel, Ariel, Satiel, Arduel, and Acorib." He can repair and enchant automobiles, and his auspices are useful for the purposes of warding and shielding. He presides over warfare, marksmanship, death magick, and cleansing by fire.

Magoth can help the magickian come by books and bring about the supplies necessary for massive feasts. He can enchant crystal balls, teach the spiritual effects of stones, transport energies or sacred spaces you've raised elsewhere, and increase the magickal memory of the witch (the witch's ability to clearly remember spiritual encounters & gnosis).

Maguth can guide one through the Vaults of Zin beneath the Qliphoth. He can teach one astral magick, including time travel and shapeshifting alike, and he can turn one into a very powerful psychic vampyre on the astral planes. He can help one master divination-- especially by runes and by pendulum. He can bring together orchestras, comedies, dances, and dramas for the entertainment of the sorceress.

There are several traditions regarding the etymological origin and signification of Magoth's name. One relates the name to a word for little stones/pebbles, one relates it to a word meaning "wizard," and another relates it to a title meaning "evil dwarf" or "evil fairy."

Magot can empower one's aura such that it rejects negative energetic influences, making one difficult to psychically attack or curse by execration magick, but he can also empower the aura to accept beneficent influences even if they confuse or intimidate the Satanist or Demonolater.

Magot can incite instant death. Alternately, he will constantly torture his victims/targets in their sleep and will be more than happy to return their prana to you. He can also hinder the results of magick and necromancy.

Magoa strongly admires Lucifer and would like a role as significant in Demonolatry and Traditional Satanism as Lucifer's was in Wicca (not very, but still venerated by some of the leading figures and influential of the spirituality's development and ideology from the shadows, according to Maguth).

Magoth can engender initiation through any of the Tunnels of Set and teach the witch regarding tarot reading, lethal execrations, banishing via circle, absorbing rituals of the pentagram, any sigil or magickal symbol, and esoteric Qliphothic initiation.

Maguth appeared to me as a red cross between a hellhound and a dinosaur-looking thing, as well as a red-scaled enchantress in grey and brown robes (like some star wars type clothing) while revealed a little bit of her midriff. Her hair, in this form, was long and completely black. The third aspect was a gigantic dragon, which dragon will appear as either blue, white, or black, but it always had red eyes.

Magickal Chants


Io Maguth
"Hail Maguth"


Salve Aeternae Magoth
"Hail unto the Eternal Magoth"


Agios Ischyros Maguth – Io Magot
"Numinous and Mighty is Maguth-- Hail Magot"


Magoa Paymon Egym Amaymon
This chant, being from Liber Azerate, consists of the four cardinal demons of the corners. This chant calls the demons named to open the four corners of the world to facilitate the presencing of infernal forces.


Liftoach Pandemonium, et germinet Magoa
"Open Pandemonium, and Bring Forth Magoa"
This chant is used to summon Magoa and build or strengthen a sacred space by presencing Qliphothic energy in the process.


Salve Magoth; Agios o Magoa
"Hail Magoth; Numinous is Magoa"
A simple Latin chant for rites to Magot. It consists of eleven syllables, eleven being the number of magick and all things demonic.


Reayha Bacana Lyan Reme Quim Magoth
This is a demonic enn useful solely for invocations of Magoth. It originates from The Complete Book of Demonolatry Magic.



-V.K. Jehannum
Agios Octinomos-Drakosophia

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