Demon Aim, also known as Aym or Amon, is a figure in the tradition of Western esotericism and demonology.

Other Names:

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  • Harborym
  • Hrborym
  • Aini
  • Aym

Goetia Demon: #23

Rank: Duke

Enn: The Enn pronunciation of his name is Ayer avage secore Aim [1]

Aim in the Goetia:

In the context of the Goetia, which is part of the Lesser Key of Solomon (a key text in Western occultism and demonology), Aim (also spelled Aym) is one of the 72 demons listed in this grimoire.

Here’s a detailed overview of Aim’s characteristics and role in the Goetia:

  1. Appearance:
    • This demon has an unsettling appearance and is not to be summoned by inexperienced conjurors.
    • Three Faces: Aim is described as having three heads. One of these heads is that of a lion, another is that of a ram, and the third is that of a man. He also has a serpent’s tail. This multi-faceted appearance symbolizes his complex nature and abilities.
    • The human head bears two stars on the forehead. The rest of his body is of very proper build however.
    • He is always riding abreast a viper and brandishing a firebrand.
  2. Powers and Abilities:
    • Knowledge: Aim is said to have the power to reveal hidden truths and offer knowledge about secret things. He is often invoked for his wisdom and insight.
    • Illusions: He has the ability to create illusions and manipulate perceptions. This power can be used to deceive or influence others.
    • Discord: Aim is also associated with causing discord and conflict among people. This makes him a demon who can influence and manipulate social dynamics and interpersonal relationships.
  3. Role and Functions:
    • Involvement in Rituals: In the Goetia, Aim is invoked in rituals where his abilities to reveal hidden truths, create illusions, and influence conflicts can be harnessed. Practitioners might call upon Aim for guidance or to gain advantage in various situations.
    • Magical Work: His attributes make him useful in magical work related to insight, influence, and manipulation. Rituals involving Aim often focus on gaining understanding or control over specific situations.
  4. Invocation and Symbolism:
    • Ritual Practices: Invoking Aim involves specific rituals and invocations detailed in the Goetia. Practitioners might use symbols, sigils, and specific incantations to summon and work with Aim.
    • Symbolic Interpretation: In modern occult practices, Aim’s attributes may also be interpreted symbolically. For example, his ability to cause discord might be seen as a metaphor for addressing and transforming internal conflicts or challenges.

Here’s an overview of his history and characteristics:

Historical and Esoteric Origins:

  1. Medieval Grimoires:
    • Role in Grimoires: Aim appears in various medieval grimoires, which are texts containing instructions for magical rituals and invocations. He is notably mentioned in the Ars Goetia, the first section of the Lesser Key of Solomon (also known as Lemegeton). In these texts, he is often described as a powerful demon with specific attributes and abilities.
  2. Description and Attributes:
    • Appearance: According to the Ars Goetia, Aim is depicted as a demon with a somewhat unusual appearance. He is often described as having the form of a head with three faces: one resembling a lion, one resembling a ram, and one resembling a man. He is also sometimes portrayed with a serpent’s tail.
    • Abilities: Aim is said to have the ability to cause discord and conflict, create illusions, and reveal hidden knowledge. He is also associated with the ability to influence thoughts and actions, making him a powerful figure in magical practices aimed at control or revelation.
  3. Functions and Powers:
    • Knowledge and Insight: Aim is reputed to possess deep knowledge and insight, particularly in the areas of hidden or esoteric knowledge. He can provide wisdom and understanding of hidden truths.
    • Illusions and Manipulation: He has the ability to create illusions and influence people’s perceptions, which can be used for both deceptive and revelatory purposes in magical work.
  4. Associations:
    • Demonology: In demonological traditions, Aim is often classified as a demon of the Goetia, a collection of 72 demons described in the Lesser Key of Solomon. He is one of the demons that practitioners of Goetia may invoke for specific purposes, such as gaining insight or causing confusion among enemies.
    • Magical Practices: Aim’s invocation is typically associated with rituals that seek to harness his abilities for specific outcomes. These might include gaining knowledge, manipulating situations, or achieving personal or magical goals.
  5. Modern Interpretations:
    • Occult and Modern Satanism: In contemporary occultism and modern Satanism, Aim may be referenced in a more symbolic or psychological context. Practitioners might interpret his attributes as metaphors for personal transformation or empowerment, rather than literal interactions with a demonic entity.

Correspondences

  • Zodiac Position: 20-24 degrees of Cancer
  • Strongest: July 13th-17th
  • Tarot Card: 4 of Cups
  • Planet: Neptune
  • Candle Color: Deep Blue
  • Plant: Lemon
  • Metal: Tin / Neptunium
  • Element: Air
  • Rank: Marquis
  • Aim is a day demon commanding 26 legions of lesser spirits

WORKING WITH THIS DEMON:

  • This demon can be summoned to give counsel on matters both unknown and private as he answers questions of all kinds.
  • The demon’s ability to set of massive fires could presumably be used in wars / conflicts. It is however unadvisable to engage such requests.
  • The demon can also induce wit and cunning on the part of the conjuror upon summoning.

NOTES:

  • Aim can induce wit and cunning on the part of the conjuror and can therefore be summoned for this purpose.
  • Aim can also be quite destructive as he can set entire cities ablaze with the torch that he brandishes.
  • His ability to answer all questions also makes him a viable prospect for giving counsel to conjurors on all matters.

SUMMONING OF AIM:

  • Like other Goetic Demons, Aim is indifferent to the plight of humanity. He is a singular entity with an independent will which may not necessarily align with that of the conjuror.
  • The necessary steps to prevent against malicious attacks should be taken including all the aforementioned requirements.
  • The demon can then be evoked through praying to Lucifer in the following prayer:

Lord Satan, by your grace, grant me, I pray thee the power to conceive in my mind and to execute that which I desire to do, the end which I would attain by thy help, O Mighty Satan, the one True God who livest and reignest forever and ever. I entreat thee to inspire (Aim) to manifest before me that he/she may give me true and faithful answer, so that I may accomplish my desired end, provided that it is proper to his/her office. This I respectfully and humbly ask in Your Name, Lord Satan, may you deem me worthy, Father.

  • The demon is then dismissed respectfully after completion of both ends of the bargain.

How to summon Aim in a ritual

Summoning Aim, or any entity from the Goetia, involves a series of ritualistic steps as outlined in traditional grimoires. Here’s a general guide for summoning Aim, with an emphasis on respectful and ethical practices:

Preparation:

  1. Set Your Intentions:
    • Clearly define your purpose for summoning Aim. Whether you seek insight, resolution of conflicts, or other forms of guidance, having a specific goal will help focus your ritual.
  2. Create a Sacred Space:
    • Ritual Area: Choose a quiet and private space where you can perform the ritual undisturbed. This space should be clean and free of distractions.
    • Tools and Symbols: Gather any tools you may need, such as a ceremonial dagger, candles, incense, and a representation of Aim (such as his sigil).
  3. Prepare Your Tools:
    • Sigil of Aim: Obtain or draw Aim’s sigil, which is a specific symbol associated with him. The sigil is used to focus your intent and connect with the entity.
    • Candles and Incense: Use candles and incense that correspond to your intention. For Aim, colors like black, red, or gold might be appropriate, depending on your goal.

Ritual Steps:

  1. Establish Protective Measures:
    • Circle of Protection: Before beginning, cast a protective circle around your ritual space to safeguard yourself from any potential negative influences. This is a common practice in ceremonial magic.
    • Invocation of Protective Spirits: You may also call upon protective spirits or deities to ensure a safe and secure environment for the ritual.
  2. Set Up the Ritual Space:
    • Place the Sigil: Position Aim’s sigil on your altar or ritual space.
    • Light Candles and Incense: Light the candles and incense to create a ritualistic atmosphere and to honor Aim.
  3. Perform the Invocation:
    • Focus Your Mind: Center yourself and focus your mind on your intention. Visualize the outcome you wish to achieve with Aim’s assistance.
    • Recite the Invocation: Use the traditional invocation or create your own. An example invocation might be:
      “O Aim, demon of the Goetia,
      I call upon you with respect and purpose.
      I seek your wisdom and insight to [state your goal or intention].
      By the power of your three faces and serpent’s tail, grant me your knowledge and guidance.
      Come forth, Aim, and assist me in this sacred work.”
  4. Meditate on the Sigil:
    • Gaze at the Sigil: Focus your gaze on Aim’s sigil while repeating the invocation. Allow the symbol to become a focal point of your energy and intention.
  5. Perform the Ritual Work:
    • Execute Your Plan: Follow through with any specific actions or rituals associated with your goal. This might include visualizing outcomes, writing down insights, or performing symbolic gestures.
  6. Conclude the Ritual:
    • Thank Aim: Express gratitude to Aim for his presence and assistance. Acknowledge his role in your ritual and any insights or guidance you have received.
    • Close the Circle: If you have cast a protective circle, close it by formally breaking it and thanking any protective entities you invoked.
  7. Ground and Reflect:
    • Grounding: After the ritual, take time to ground yourself. This might include eating, drinking water, or engaging in grounding exercises to return to your normal state of awareness.
    • Reflect on the Experience: Reflect on any messages or insights received during the ritual and consider how to integrate them into your life.

 

SUMMONING AIM INTO THE BLACK MIRROR

If you have difficultly working with Aim, see the notes on asking Lucifer first, as above. Aim is a DAY demon and you should try this ritual during the day if you cannot do this at night.

Ritual of BWS

Tools:

  • Aim Sigil
  • Dagger
  • a black mirror
  • Two candles
    • one red
    • one black
    • Note – you could also try using blue candles instead
  • Incense. We recommend a lemon or citrus scent
  • Lancet for blood drawing

Method:

  1. Light the candles and the incense, relax your mind and body and when you feel ready, begin to chant the mantra:

Ayer avage secore Aim

2. Keep chanting the mantra until you feel his energy.

3.Extract a drop of your blood on the sigil of Aim and say:

Aim, accept my blood as an offering,

 answer my calling,

manifest in this black mirror!

4. Now, focus your attention in the black mirror, raise your dagger and say these words:

In the name of the Aim, Duke of Hell,
I, (your name) call you to my temple.

Manifest yourself in this black mirror and answer my questions.
I request your help in (say the purpose of the ritual).

Aim, answer my calling, manifest your powerful presence.

In the name of Lucifer!
So Be It.

Keep your attention in the mirror.

5. Say the name Aim as a mantra, for as long as you need too

6. Open your mind until the contact is established.

7. When you want to finish,  thank Aim for his presence and close the ritual with words you feel comfortable using, or just say: So Be It

Ethical Considerations:

  • Respectful Approach: Always approach ritual work with respect and clear intentions. Avoid using rituals for harmful purposes or manipulation.
  • Personal Responsibility: Be aware of your motivations and the potential effects of your actions. Ethical considerations should guide your practice to ensure positive and constructive outcomes.
  • By following these steps and maintaining a respectful and focused approach, you can effectively summon Aim and work with his attributes in a meaningful and responsible way.

References:

  1.  http://www.deliriumsrealm.com/?s=AIM
  2. https://www.grimoire.org/demon/aim/
  3. http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/DEMONIV.html

 

One thought on “Aim

  1. medusa says:

    In a dream I called a man, but instead of him, another man answered. He started to give me answers to my personal questions, after a while I asked who he was and instead of answering me, a computer turned on and I was on the display, he told me that my mother was gonna die and that my dog was healthy, but he showed me a dog that wasn’t mine. When I woke up I instantly visualized an image saying “Aym”, I checked it out on the Internet and this came out. I don’t think I can summon/make a pact with a demon while I’m sleeping, and I clearly felt that he started to tell me negative things when I started to question him to scare me. However I’m new to this world, so… If anyone want to share what they think about this I’d be grateful.

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