Ivy The Occultist | A Beginner's DEEP DIVE Guide to SOLOMONIC MAGIC (Demonstration Included!) @IvyTheOccultist | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Use Code: IVY10 for 10% off all courses on Sara Mastros' website!
You can find Sara Mastros here:
Instagram
instagram.com/saramastroswitchlessons
Website & Lessons
witchlessons.com
Book
"The Sorcery of Solomon: A Guide to the 44 Pentacles of the Magician King"
Additional resources that Sara Mastros recommends:
- "Dictionary of Deities and Demons in the Bible"
by Van Der Toorn, Van Der Horst, and Becking. It's apparently very expensive, but seems easy enough to find in libraries. It's got a Christian bias, but is very useful (and also excellent for bibliomancy).
- Sara mentioned the Andrew Lang edition of the Arabian Nights, but she meant the Edward Lane 1927 edition (you can understand the confusion), but you need the original edition with complete author's notes (of which there are like 300 pages - the magic is buried in them). It's somewhat colonialist (because 1927), but still quite good.
- She also really likes Gustav Davidson's "A Dictionary of Angels", but not the kindle edition, which has VERY difficult formatting.
- Judika Iles's "Encyclopedia of Spirits: The Ultimate Guide to the Magic of Fairies, Genies, Demons, Ghosts, Gods & Goddesses" is also good, and very beginner friendly.
- David Rankine's "Grimoire Encyclopedia" is great, but not as beginner-friendly, and doesn't have much about djinn.
- Siddur Ikbal Ali Shah has a book called "Occultism: Its theory and practice" which is good, but dated.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introducing Sara Mastros
01:51 Brief History of Solomonic Magic
15:29 Who can practice?
18:32 Who was King Solomon?
26:47 Developing a Relationship w/Solomon
37:32 Addressing Controversies of Solomonic Magic
49:19 Greater Key vs. Lesser Key vs Testament of Solomon
57:20 Angels, Demons, Djinn
01:02:16 Working w/Pentacles, Ritual Demonstration
Use Code: IVY10 for 10% off all courses on Sara Mastros' website!
You can find Sara Mastros here:
instagram.com/saramastroswitchlessons
Website & Lessons
witchlessons.com
Book
"The Sorcery of Solomon: A Guide to the 44 Pentacles of the Magician King"
Additional resources that Sara Mastros recommends:
- "Dictionary of Deities and Demons in the Bible"
by Van Der Toorn, Van Der Horst, and Becking. It's apparently very expensive, but seems easy enough to find in libraries. It's got a Christian bias, but is very useful (and also excellent for bibliomancy).
- Sara mentioned the Andrew Lang edition of the Arabian Nights, but she meant the Edward Lane 1927 edition (you can understand the confusion), but you need the original edition with complete author's notes (of which there are like 300 pages - the magic is buried in them). It's somewhat colonialist (because 1927), but still quite good.
- She also really likes Gustav Davidson's "A Dictionary of Angels", but not the kindle edition, which has VERY difficult formatting.
- Judika Iles's "Encyclopedia of Spirits: The Ultimate Guide to the Magic of Fairies, Genies, Demons, Ghosts, Gods & Goddesses" is also good, and very beginner friendly.
- David Rankine's "Grimoire Encyclopedia" is great, but not as beginner-friendly, and doesn't have much about djinn.
- Siddur Ikbal Ali Shah has a book called "Occultism: Its theory and practice" which is good, but dated.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introducing Sara Mastros
01:51 Brief History of Solomonic Magic
15:29 Who can practice?
18:32 Who was King Solomon?
26:47 Developing a Relationship w/Solomon
37:32 Addressing Controversies of Solomonic Magic
49:19 Greater Key vs. Lesser Key vs Testament of Solomon
57:20 Angels, Demons, Djinn
01:02:16 Working w/Pentacles, Ritual Demonstration
