Goetic Demons by Lucien Rofocale

Goetic Demons presents an accessible introduction to demonology through the lens of academic curiosity, historical context, and practical occult study. Lucien Rofocale examines the Goetic tradition with clarity, offering readers a grounded look at the roots of demonology, the legacy of King Solomon, and the ways practitioners have approached these entities across time.

Key Features:

• Exploration of Goetic demonology: Introduces the foundations of the Goetia, including its history, structure, and the evolution of demonological thought.

• Historical and mythic context: Discusses the stories surrounding King Solomon, the origins of demonology, and the relationship between angels and demons within traditional sources.

• Practical working methods: Covers approaches to working with Goetic entities, including considerations of what answers the call and how practitioners have engaged with these forces.

• Comparative listings: Provides a useful reference section that includes both Goetic demons and Sumerian demons for readers who want to explore the subject in greater depth.

• Concise topic coverage: Touches on key themes such as revisioning the Goetia, the roots of demonology, the Goetic tradition, and the dynamics of calling and response.

• Compact study format: A 6 by 9 inch paperback with 100 pages, offering a focused overview suitable for beginners and experienced occultists alike.

A brief but engaging introduction to Goetic study, this volume offers historical grounding, practical insight, and a clear path for readers interested in understanding or researching demonology.