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Xaxora + Trastragra + Zondrora + Ziztadra + Jajanda Channeled Secret Names of Qayin Note: Secret Names Are Only for Use in Magick and Worship Advenite Magnus Ab Rephaim Adiaphotos "Come, Great Undead of Qayin/Adiaphotos!" Calls Upon Qayin to Presence the Ghosts of Magickians Which Are Loyal to Him. This was made to manifest very quickly and easily so it could be used for magickal combat (especially self-defense), but it can also be used to presence a group of Qayin's ghost magickians to participate in a given ritual or commune with the magickian. Saying it out loud breaks down any energetic resistance which is meant to keep your spirits from manifesting, and therefore Qayin (and you) can presence the ghosts. Source: V.K. Heil Kain Von Samael “Hail Qayin Son of Samael!” Used to salute Qayin at either the start of the ritual or the start of the portion of the ritual or spell which beseechs Qayin directly. Source: V.K. Above: Sigil of Cain's Fire Aspect Channeled By Augu

I have said before that the Qliphothic-Goetic deity Astarte, and that the Venus-attributed deities Inanna, Ishtar, Isis, and Athtar are aspects of the same deity. This postulation is a belief of S. Conolly which is supported by my coven gnosis. A pair of rituals I performed with a partner, performed within the context of Qliphothic demon magick, has engendered both male and female manifestation of Astaroth. My partner in this scenario channeled that 8 was the appropriate magickal number for Astaroth, this being during a working which manifested the male aspect, and this being before we became familiar with the 8-pointed star of Ishtar. The above paragraph imparts the gnosis of four practitioners (one being a former practitioner), but I will now make a case for Astaroth being Astarte which is based solely on historical fact. Family 4 of Richard Dukante's hierarchy of demons includes three different Astaroth demons, being named Astarte, Ashtaroth, and Astarot. Two of these given demo