Musisin, Second of the Inferior Demons

Musisin is one of the inferior demons mentioned within the Grimorium Verum. The demon is also referred to as Musofin, Muzzi, or Reschin although these names are uncommon within the context of practice. Musisin is largely ignored by mainstream grimories although the Dictionnaire Infernal makes mention of him.Like the other demons in this hierarchy, it is thought that Musisin was first mentioned by Alibek the Egyptian circa 1517 during the publication of the Grimorium Verum.

Musisin has power over people in political positions such as lords and he can sway their thinking at the behest of the medium. This demon is also able to teach about everything that goes on in the Republics while being knowledgeable of the affairs of the allies. Despite his obvious potency and lofty ranking, very little is known pertaining to this demon as he is not hugely popular within demonology circles. It is plausible that his office does not hold great promise for enrichment per se.

Since, very little is known regarding this demon it is presently unknown whether he is nocturnal, diurnal, or both. He is to be accorded utmost respect during rituals to increase the likelihood for a desirable outcome while minimizing the chance of punitive malevolence. It is also noteworthy that there are no mentions of whether the demon himself is malevolent or otherwise and it is thus necessary that only experienced conjurors attempt his invocation.

The ritual for summoning this demon is akin to that used in the evocation of the other inferior demons. It involves the use of the instruments of the art – these must first be consecrated before use within any spiritual practices. It is a demanding ritual that requires the medium to avoid sinning or having any sexual acts for three days before eventually conducting the last steps before the invocation of Musisin.

 

History

It is plausible that the demon was previously a popular pagan god whose name was Latinized with the advent of Christianity and condemned as a resident of hell. This is because the Grimorium Verum does not make a case for his origins and there are no discernible links to early Graeco-Roman myths or ancient Middle-Eastern mythology. The demon’s origins within Judeo-Christian accounts are also presently unknown. The oldest accounts of this demon can be found within the grimories of the Secrets of Solomon that was published circa 1600.

 

Description

Rank: Second of the Eighteen Servitor demons that serve under Duke Syrach

Planet: Mars

 

Appearance

The conjuror should expect to experience this demon as an energetic presence as opposed to a physical apparition. It is also noteworthy that there are no mentions of this demon’s appearance within credible reports or mainstream grimories.

 

The “Demonic Enns” of Musisin

Liftoach Pandemonium, et germinet Musisin

Veni, veni, o comitis Musisin

 

The sigil of Musisin

 

Similar demons to Musisin

• Clistheret
• Khil
• Clauneck
• Klepoth
• Frutimiare
• Belial
• Pentagnony

 

Attributes of Musisin

• This demon is endowed with knowledge of political and legal affairs. He can be called forth to provide counsel on these areas or to teach the conjuror regarding related topics. He is well versed in the affairs of the Allies and on-goings within the Republics – he can similarly provide this information at the behest of the conjuror.
• His ranking as second within the hierarchy means that the demon is very potent and should be treated with great caution. All rituals involving Musisin should be done in cognizance of his powers and the demon accorded the proper respect.
• Musisin is a fairly unknown deity with a dearth of information regarding his persona being most apparent. It is therefore impossible to know the true nature of this demon – evil or benign. The implication here is that only experienced conjurors should attempt to invoke this seemingly elusive demon.

 

When to summon Musisin

This demon can be summoned to sway the opinions of holders of office such as political leaders. In this regard, he can also be called forth to provide counsel on legal matters as requested by the medium. He can also be summoned to teach about the Republics and the affairs of the Allies.

 

Items required

• Athambe (sacrificial knife) made on the day and hour of Jupiter with the moon crescent. If it cannot be made, it can be bought at the same time and consecrated.
• Virgin parchment
• Salt
• Water
• Quill

 

Precautions:

• This demon is very potent seeing as he is the second in rank within the hierarchy of the eighteen servitor demons of Duke Synach. It is therefore necessary to accord him the utmost respect during rituals.
• The conjuror should also take care to protect themselves from otherworldly energies by mentally picturing a protection circle and entering it.
• Over-reliance on the demon’s power should also be avoided as it may affect other parts of one’s life.

 

Steps

• The conjuror must prepare through saying the following prayer while washing the arms and face with holy water: “Lord God, ADONAY, who hast formed man in Thine image, I, the unworthy and sinful, beseech Thee to sanctify this water, to benefit my body and soul, cause me to be cleansed.“
• The conjuror must avoid all sin and stay chaste for three days, praying five times in the day, and four times at night.
• In the day and hour of Mars during the crescent moon in the first hour of the day, the virgin parchment should be prepared containing invocations and the sigil of Musisin – these are written using the consecrated quill.
• The following conjuration is then said: “I conjure thee, Musisin, by the name of the Great Living God, Sovereign Creator of all things, that thou appear in human form, fair and aggreeable, without noise or inconvenience, to answer truthfully in all the interrogations that I shall make. I conjure thee to do this by the power of the Holy and Sacred Names.“
• After he has appeared and listened to the queries of the conjuror, the demon can be dismissed respectfully through the following prayer: “Go in peace, Musisin, whence you came, peace be with you, and come every time I shall call you, in the name of the Father + and of the Son + and of the Holy Spirit + Amen”.