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DEMONOLOGY RITUALS AND RITES |
Every good demonologist knows that for true power in their field, one must be patient enough to learn the correct rituals and rites. Of course, there are certain steps used in building these ceremonies that must be followed in order to succeed. Following you can find the necessary steps to perform demonology rituals and rites correctly:
Step 1:
Research and Gathering
All rituals and rites, as well as demonology itself, begins in one place: research. Always research the
demon you may be summoning, the effects of a
rite,
or if you're creating one of your own, research what will fit into each aspect.
Memorize incantations, gather ingredients, and research everything you'll need.
Once you've done all of the research and gathered all the needed materials, it's
time for step two.
Step 2: Preparation
It is always reccomended to begin preparing for a ritual or rite at least a day
before you perform it. Make sure you have a proper spot, have things arranged
correctly (if using body parts, it's probably best to get these fresh, but be
sure you know where you can get them in advance), and are ready to begin. Why begin doing this so early? Because one
mishap could mean anything from a little burn to your total destruction.
You also should consider if you have to cast protection spells before the final
ceremony so that you won't end up as your own victim of the horrors you plan to
summon.
Step 3: The Ceremony
The ceremony is the culmination of the previous steps. Everything is researched,
gathered, and set, now just to dive right in. Of course, the ceremonies
themselves are also divided up:
Part I: Markings
Sometimes a ritual for summoning a demon will require markings with chalk or
ash. Outlining a space for the summoning, drawing a picture of the
demon, or
maybe a symbol of power.
In rites, such as the ones used by powerful demonologists to change parts of
themselves, that part must be marked in certain ways also. If they want to have
the eyes of a demon known for its incredible abilities when it comes to sight,
then marks might be made around the eyes indicating them as the part being
changed.
Part II: Incantations
This is not always used, but it's a good idea to discuss it anyway. Here you
would recite any incantation or mantra which you learned for this ceremony when
you researched it. Be very careful when it comes to wording, pronunciation, and
speed. You must always get incantations exactly right or else they simply won't
work or produce unwanted results. This is why most choose to leave incantations out when creating new
rites
or rituals. But make no mistake, they are a difficult tool, but also a very
powerful one.
Part III: Reagents
At this point is when the ingredients become important, if any are used. Mix
them together, move them into place, or do whatever is called for. Usually, when
it comes to mixing, it is done during an incantation, giving the mixture more
power. If your reagents are something that must be waved or in a certain
place for the ceremony, then this must be done now.
Part IV: Invoking
Even if all rituals and rites don't use incantations or markings or reagents,
they all have at least one thing in common. This point is when an invoking word is spoken and
the power is brought out of them. This ends incantations, mixings or movings of
reagents, and gives markings the boost they need to work. This is the end of
your part in the ceremony and if you did it right, then the desired effect
should have been achieved.
Step IV: The Aftermath
This is the moment of truth. Right after the ceremony you will know if you
succeeded or failed. A demon will arise, your body will change, the thing you
were trying to do will happen. Or you will be hurt, killed, maimed, sucked into
the Netherworlds, any number of nasty things. Congratulations or
good-Bye, what
you set out to do is done. Please note that even if you manage to summon a
demon, it is still not guaranteed that
you in fact can control it. It can happen that if you haven't cast appropriate
protection spells in advance the summoned being will turn against its summoner.
Certain kinds of demons also require
constant attention as they may get out of control once the magic power which is
holding them in this world diminishes.
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