Disclaimer: Dangers of Summoning a Demon

Attempting to summon demons or spirits is not safe and can cause real harm, including death. 

Risks include:
Psychological: fear, paranoia, hallucinations, or long-term mental health issues.
Physical: burns, cuts, accidents, unsafe rituals, or life-threatening harm.
Spiritual/Belief-Based: feelings of curses, oppression, or possession.
Social/Legal: conflict with family, community, or law.

This content is for informational purposes only and does not condone, promote, or incite violence or human and animal sacrifice.

This is not a joke. Even without belief in the supernatural, these practices can cause severe injury or death. For your safety, do not attempt them. If you feel compelled, seek help from a trusted professional.

How to summon Asmodeus

Who is Asmodeus?
Asmodeus (also spelled Asmodeus or Asmoday) is a prominent demon in Abrahamic demonology, appearing in texts like the Book of Tobit (where he is a jealous spirit), the Talmud, and grimoires such as the Lesser Key of Solomon (Goetia). He is often depicted as a king of hell, associated with wrath, lust, gambling, and vengeance. In the Goetia, he is the 32nd spirit, commanding 72 legions of demons, and appears as a three-headed being (bull, man, ram) with a serpent’s tail, goose feet, and flames from his mouth. Summoners traditionally seek him for knowledge of sciences, arts, and uncovering hidden treasures, but his nature demands respect to avoid backlash.

A Modern Occult Ritual for Summoning Asmodeus

Traditional grimoires like the Goetia outline complex evocations involving circles of protection, divine names, and sigils, but these can be elaborate and intimidating. A more accessible, contemporary adaptation comes from the Terra Incognita Coven, blending reverence with symbolic elements. This ritual focuses on intention, offerings, and a protective mindset rather than strict medieval formalism.

Preparations and Best Timing

Timing: Perform on a Saturday (ruled by Saturn, aligning with discipline and power) at midnight during a waning moon, when barriers between worlds are said to thin.
Mindset and Cleansing: Meditate on your clear intentions (e.g., seeking wisdom on desires or hidden knowledge). Fast lightly or avoid heavy foods for purity. Cleanse yourself and the space with a ritual bath or smudging (using sage or incense) to remove negative energies.

Setting: Choose a private, quiet room. Create a sacred circle using salt or chalk for protection. Decorate with symbols of passion and power, like red fabrics or images evoking lust/vengeance.

Materials Needed

– Sigil of Asmodeus (a traditional seal, easily found online—draw or print it).
– Red or black candles (for passion and mystery).
– Incense (patchouli or dragon’s blood for his fiery essence).
– Offerings: Fine wine/spirits, spicy foods, precious stones (e.g., garnet), erotic art/symbols, or a handwritten vow of respect. Fire elements like a small flame are ideal.

Step-by-Step Ritual

– Set Up the Space: At midnight, light the candles and incense in your protected circle. – Place the sigil at the center as a gateway. Arrange offerings around it as tributes to his indulgent nature.
– Invoke with the Mantra: Stand or sit facing the sigil. Chant the following invocation mantra repeatedly (3–7 times) with focused conviction to call his presence:
“DIME NORE TAKA GETA ASMODEUS TARAI NITE SHARI MATO.”
– Visualize flames and power drawing him near, speaking ancient names to honor his authority.
– Present Offerings: One by one, offer items while stating their purpose aloud, e.g., “I offer this wine to honor your dominion over desire, great Asmodeus.” Pour libations or light a small fire if using flames. This builds rapport and shows submission.
– State Your Petition: Clearly voice your request, e.g., “Asmodeus, reveal to me the hidden truths of [specific desire/knowledge].” Be honest, specific, and grateful—avoid demands. Feel the energy shift; signs of presence might include temperature changes or intuitive insights (though these are subjective).
– Close the Ritual: Thank him: “I release you with gratitude, Asmodeus, and seal this working in harmony.” Extinguish candles (snuff, don’t blow), dismantle the circle, and ground yourself by eating something earthy (like bread) or journaling.

Aftercare

Journal any sensations, dreams, or synchronicities in the following days. Ground with nature walks or meditation. If anything feels off, perform a banishing ritual (e.g., Lesser Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram) or seek spiritual support.