Incubi assist sorcerers in their practices and participate in their rituals Sorcerers and Incubi are interlinked in the practice of Black Magic and the rituals of the Sabbath
Incubi
Incubi are described as entities that project cold sperm during the debauches of the Sabbath
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Incubi are participants in the rituals of the Sabbath described as partaking in the debauches
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
Incubi assist sorcerers in their practices and participate in their rituals Sorcerers and Incubi are interlinked in the practice of Black Magic and the rituals of the Sabbath
Sorcerers know how to use men's desires and philtres to their advantage
Incubi are participants in the rituals of the Sabbath described as partaking in the debauches
Kether, the first Sephiroth, is associated with the concept of the Sabbath, or days of rest, in the Sephiroth Tree
Incubi are participants in the rituals of the Sabbath described as partaking in the debauches
Druids are part of the intersection of ancient and occult practices that constitute the Sabbath
Incubi assist sorcerers in their practices and participate in their rituals Sorcerers and Incubi are interlinked in the practice of Black Magic and the rituals of the Sabbath
Sorcerers are associated with Black Magic and practice it in the context of the Sabbath
Incubi assist sorcerers in their practices and participate in their rituals Sorcerers and Incubi are interlinked in the practice of Black Magic and the rituals of the Sabbath
Sorcerers are practitioners of magnetism in the context of preparing philtres, showing the overlap between arcane practices and their use in magical concoctions.
Incubi assist sorcerers in their practices and participate in their rituals Sorcerers and Incubi are interlinked in the practice of Black Magic and the rituals of the Sabbath
Sorcerers are often part of the lineage or tradition of the Kabalists, as they practice similar magical and esoteric arts.
Incubi are participants in the rituals of the Sabbath described as partaking in the debauches
The Intellectual world, the first head, is associated with the concept of the Sabbath, or days of rest, in the Sephiroth Tree The concept of the Sabbath, or days of rest, is associated with the Intellectual world, the first head, in the Sephiroth Tree
Incubi assist sorcerers in their practices and participate in their rituals Sorcerers and Incubi are interlinked in the practice of Black Magic and the rituals of the Sabbath
Sorcerers are practitioners known for practicing Necromancy, using the practice as a means to invoke spirits and perform magic, often described in historical and magical texts.
Incubi are participants in the rituals of the Sabbath described as partaking in the debauches
The Sabbath is a result of the proscription of ancient worship practices by Christianity