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Buné Evocation
Buné Evocation
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Buné evocation. Goetia Daemon Demon evocation performed for you on your behalf. a request given to the Daemon Demon. This is generally performed in tandem your own candle lighting at home. Offerings and rewards after results start to be seen and n are complete are highly recommended for Goetia Daemon Demon evocation s. I do give candles and offerings during Goetia Daemon Demon evocation as well as afterwards on behalf of the working but it is also good if you do some of this at home as well to help to bring results and magic to you and your location.
Buné evocation. Goetia Daemon Demon evocation performed for you on your behalf. a request given to the Daemon Demon.
| P.D. 24) Bune is a great and a strong Duke, he appeareth as a dragon with three heads, the third whereof is like to a man; he speaketh with a divine voice, he maketh the dead to change their place, and divels to assemble upon the sepulchers of the dead: he greatlie inricheth a man, and maketh him eloquent and wise, answering trulie to all demands, and thirtie legions obeie him. Goetia 26) BUNE, or BIM�.--The Twenty-sixth Spirit is Bun� (or Bim). He is a Strong, Great and Mighty Duke. He appeareth in the form of a Dragon with three heads, one like a Dog, one like a Gryphon, and one like a Man. He speaketh with a high and comely Voice. He changeth the Place of the Dead, and causeth the Spirits which be under him to gather together upon your Sepulchres. He giveth Riches unto a Man, and maketh him Wise and Eloquent. He giveth true Answers unto Demands. And he governeth 30 Legions of Spirits. His Seal is this, unto the which he oweth Obedience. He hath another Seal (which is the first of these*, but the last is the best*) *Figure 30 *Figure 31 B.C.M. XXVI. BUNE, a strong duke, who appears as a three-headed dragon, the heads being respectively those of a dog, griffin and man. He has a pleasant voice; he changes the places of the dead, causes demons to crowd round sepulchres, gives riches, makes men wise and eloquent, answers questions truly. |
Peterson's edition says the first one is best. Waite also chose to include the first. Or you can always try for yourself ;)
