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Imperial Arts, Volume One
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I, the sole legitimate heir to the ancient
magical traditions of King Solomon the Wise,
propose to demonstrate his powerful art in
its true and proper form so that it will not
pass from history unknown.
I do not hope hereby to convince the skeptic
or to explain the meaning of these rituals to
the mystic, but rather to merely offer insight
into their procedures and the relevance
thereof, so that those who have such an
interest may distinguish them from the
impostures of the ignorant and the slothful.
Understand that King Solomon possessed
wisdom such as no man to come after him
would ever have, allowing him to transmute
the vengeance and enmity of the world
earned by his father into friendship, wealth,
and power.
Through this art, passed to his son and
thence, the wise man may yet attain the
grace bestowed upon Solomon through the
service of the spirits sworn to his covenant
under the names of his infinite God.
Imperial
Arts
Of
John R. King IV
A Record of Experiments in
Demonology
Volume One
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Contents
The Method of Science
Introduction to the Subject
Review of Practical Elements
The Evocations
The Results
Afterthoughts
Acknowledgements
The Method of
Science
My interest in demonology began at age
eleven, in conversation with a "religious
brother" of one of the Catholic orders. At the
time, he was making a point about the miracles
of saints, namely that these events were special
endowments from God and were signs of
spiritual grace. Having had some fascination
with the supernatural from a young age, I
asked of this man how it would be possible for
Oriental mystics, the magicians of Pharaoh,
and other non-saintly individuals to perform
similar miracles. His response was that the
Devil can grant power to his followers through
the intervention of demons masquerading as
deities.
This was a fascinating concept to me, and one
that I certainly did not take seriously or at face
value. On the contrary I began to feel
dissatisfied with the Catholic appraisal of
miracles (saintly and otherwise) and with their
presumption that all the various deities of the
world were mere fictions given the semblance
of identity and power by demons in league
with Satan. If nothing else, this doctrine
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