What exactly are ghosts? What do they have to do with the thoughts of evil people? What is the difference between ghost and devil? What is the order of these spirits?
We attempt to answer these concerns using material from Seferial’s book “A Manual of Witchcraft” Released in 1914.(You can download it from us “The Free Occult Library”)
According to Kabbalists, Beelzebub, the Prince of Darkness, rules over the nine orders of demonic beings. These spirits are the tempters of mankind.
They are the disembodied spirits of evil-minded persons, according to occultists, who persist in their wickedness by the perversion of their will. Even if they are nothing more than humanity’s evil thoughts and imaginations, nothing in a world where “Thinking Things” Prevents them from acquiring physical form and substance and therefore becomes an active force for evil when pushed by the force of male evil instincts.
Everyone has heard of Frankenstein’s Monster, the strange creation of Mary Shelley’s imagination, yet few know that the narrative contains a deeper hidden truth.
The work of William Godwin’s daughter is probably not difficult to track down. It only takes a quick look at his work “Lives of Necromancers” To see what the father proposed was developed in the laboratory of his own genius imagination.
It was written in the style of a competitive essay and published as a result. Study this narrative, as well as chapters “country dweller” In Bulwer Lytton’s popular novel, and you can understand what it is like for those who are able to create mental images and then obsess over them.
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9 commandments of evil spirits
The universe was formed by will and desire. When both human will and imagination are deliberately directed at the process, it is not surprising that it can develop something similar to humans.
1. False goods
False Gods are the first of the nine orders of evil spirits. Thousands of people are focusing their worship and creativity on the same goal: the development of the “gods”. Saturnalias and Baldachinos, Bacchanalias, and the orgies of the heathen world are all familiar to us.
Satan, who tempted Jesus, was such a god. Swedenborg distinguishes between Satan and demons, saying that the former work upon men’s minds, planting false doctrines and lies, blinding the intellect, increasing pride, and inciting heresy and rebellion; Whereas, devils work on human appetites and try to spread passion, greed, avarice, hatred and all kinds of sins through their affinity to the passion faculty (from which they are born). Accepting these differences can be beneficial.
2. False Spirit
The second order is known as “Lying Spirits” and includes those who are possessed by the prophet Ahab, as well as a spirit known as “Pytho”, the father of lies, who rules over them. These spirits use the centers of the brain to apply themselves to the inner parts of the vocal and respiratory organs.
Some, such as demoniacs, pythons, and spirit mediums, can be heard speaking through the mouths of those who are enchanted. In the Bible, such a person is described as crying out in pain as he approaches Jesus: “Leave us alone, Jesus of Nazareth, what have we to do with you? Have you come to destroy us?”
3. Vessels of wrath
The demonic spirit of the third order is referred to as the “vessel of unrighteousness” and the “vessel of wrath,” the author of all sin to infect and destroy men. Their prince has been summoned! “Belial”, an apostate and wayward spirit that cannot be tamed, a spirit without a yoke.
Those who are violent and lawless, as well as murderers and those who kill themselves in rage are members of this order. St. Paul spoke to the Corinthians about this commandment, saying: “What covenant hath Christ with Belial?” For these Belial spirits, who are like the Ishmaelites of the Abyss, have no covenant with anyone.
4. Revenge
The fourth order of evil spirits is known as the “vengeful” and its prince, Asmodeus, is subject to judgment. They belonged to the order which appeared in Egypt during the plague, as related in Exodus.
5. Impostor
The fifth order of evil spirits is known as “The Deluders” and is headed by Satan Nahash, who has the spirit of the serpent. They create signs and wonders and perform various feats to deceive people’s minds and divert their attention from the truth.
They are represented by black magicians, wonder-workers who seek to remove God and gain control of the spiritual world. They operate with the minds of frauds, frauds and charlatans to some extent.
Nahash, or Serpent, the order of Satan, who tempted Eve. According to the Apocalypse, “He performs great signs, so that he makes fire come down from heaven to the earth in the sight of men. And by those signs he deceives those who dwell on the earth . . .”
6. Turbulents
The “Turbulents” are the sixth order, led by Meririm, Prince of the Power of the Air. They are the ones who cause storms, pollute the air and breathe poison, destroy crops and pollute the world’s waterways.
This is the “Prince of Air Power.” As mentioned by St. Paul. These spirits are drawn to the thoughts and passions of men, and are stirred up by disturbances and passions in their brains, as seen in great wars and revolutions.
7. Furies
“The Furies” is the seventh in the series. Their prince is called Aplion, or Abaddon in Hebrew, meaning “the destroyer”. They are responsible for insanity, hysteria, murder, genocide and internecine warfare.
8. Accused
“Accuser” or “seeker” is the name of the eighth evil spirit order. They are ruled by Ashtaroth or “the seeker”. He is known as Diabolos or calumniator in Greek and is called “The accusers of our brethren, who accuse them day and night before our God” In the Apocalypse these spirits delight in attacking the righteous, finding their faults, and crying out against them because of their faults. Ordinary faultfinders certainly fall into the category of followers of Ashtaroth.
9. Tempters
Order of “The Tempters”. The ninth is that they are closely associated with humanity and a number of them can be found among people who are in any way prone to worldly attitudes of greed and covetousness. Mammon, meaning greed, was the name of their prince.
These nine commandment demonic spirits are known as transgressors because they break the commandments, which are only the nine according to the Hebrews and not the 10 as is popularly believed. The first and second orders of the “Decalogue” are one and the same, and they deal with the worship of the true God and the sin of making false gods, whether subjective or objective. Beelzebub is the ultimate false god whom sinners mistakenly serve under whatever name.
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