ZAGAN
HISTORY OF ZAGAN
Zagan is a fallen angel and is the 61st spirit of Solomon [1]. He is mentioned in the Ars Goetia as one of those entrapped by the king and forced to do his bidding. The Enn Pronunciation of his name is Anay on ca secore Zagan tasa [6].
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Key Benefits of Working with Zagan
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Transformation and Change:
- Zagan is known for his ability to transform substances, such as turning wine into water. This aspect symbolizes the power of change, making him a fitting entity for seeking transformation in one’s life circumstances or personal attributes.
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Healing Abilities:
- Many believe that Zagan can assist with healing physical or emotional ailments. Practitioners may call upon him for support in recovery or well-being.
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Knowledge of Hidden Secrets:
- Zagan is associated with gaining insights into hidden matters and secrets. He can be invoked for clarity regarding personal challenges, mysteries, or understanding intentions of others.
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Assistance with Wealth and Success:
- Given his command over legions and his reputed knowledge of treasures, Zagan may be sought for assistance in financial matters, attracting success, or discovering opportunities.
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Enhanced Creativity:
- Those working with Zagan may experience bursts of creativity and inspiration. His influence is believed to foster innovative thinking and artistic expression.
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Guidance in Conflicts:
- Zagan’s wisdom is regarded as useful for resolving disputes and conflicts, whether in personal relationships or professional matters. He can provide insights on how to approach and negotiate these situations effectively.
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Symbolism of Power:
- Working with a demon of high rank like Zagan can empower individuals, helping them to cultivate confidence, authority, and assertiveness in their endeavors.
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Strengthening Intuition:
- Engaging with Zagan may enhance one’s intuition and psychic abilities, allowing for a greater understanding of oneself and the surrounding environment.
PERSONAL DETAILS
- Zodiac Position: 0-4 degrees of Aquarius
- Strongest: January 20th-24th
- Tarot card: 5 of Swords
- Planet: Saturn / Uranus
- Candle Color: White
- Plant: Hyssop
- Metal: Lead / Uranium
- Element: Air
- Rank: King / President
- Zagan is the 61st of the 72 spirits of Solomon with a reign over 33 legions of demons.
APPEARANCE
Zagan appears as a bull with Griffin wings and turns into a manly form [3].
There are however other portrayals of Zagan as a bull-headed man with griffin wings.
WORKING WITH THIS DEMON
- This demon is said to protect fraudsters who commit their crimes with fake money and may be evoked for the same reason.
- Zagan may also be summoned to grant wisdom to individuals lacking it [5].
- His ability to alter metals may also be used to great benefit. Valuable metals such as gold can obviously amount to material wealth.
SUMMONING OF ZAGAN
Like other Goetic Demons, the conjuring of Zagan has to be done free of disturbances or distractions. It is also necessary to have in one’s possession high quality incense and a scrying mirror. These two requirements are for the manifestation of the demon.
Additionally, it is necessary to have the demon’s sigil conspicuous so as to compel the demon into obedience.
- Preparation is very important for getting into the right mindset emotionally and psychologically. The conjuror can engage in a variety of activities such as meditation to achieve this.
- The sigil is to be made conspicuous so as to compel the demon into obedience.
- It is conceivable that this demon can be evoked through praying to Satan / 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 (Zagan) 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.”
- Once the conjuring is over, the demon should be dismissed respectfully. The conjuror must ensure to keep their end of the bargain.
The Invocation Ritual
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Grounding:
- Begin with grounding yourself through deep breathing and visualization techniques. This connects you to the earth and prepares your mind for the work.
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Casting a Circle:
- If you follow a practice that includes circle casting, do this to protect your space. Use salt, or visualize a protective light surrounding you.
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Setting Your Intention:
- Clearly articulate your intention for summoning Zagan. Writing it down or stating it aloud can lend clarity.
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Invoking Zagan:
- Light the candles and incense, and hold the sigil in your hands while visualizing Zagan’s energy. You may recite an invocation, such as:
Invocation Example:
text"Zagan, mighty king of the infernal realms, I call upon you, bringing forth your power. By the sigil of your name, I seek your presence and wisdom. As I hold this space sacred, Come forth and make your will known. Zagan, grant me the knowledge I seek."
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Offerings:
- Offer something of personal significance, like a token or item, to honor Zagan’s presence.
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Communicating with Zagan:
- Once you feel his presence, ask your questions or state your requests clearly. Remain open to the responses, whether they come as thoughts, feelings, or visions.
Closing the Ritual
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Thanking Zagan:
- Always express gratitude for his presence and assistance before closing the ritual. This shows respect and appreciation.
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Dismissing the Spirit:
- Dismiss Zagan respectfully, stating something like:
"Zagan, I thank you for your presence. You may now return to your realm. This space is once again closed."
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Cleansing the Space:
- After the invocation, cleanse the space again (with salt or sage) to remove any lingering energies.
NOTES
- Zagan is able to make fools acquire wisdom and this is arguably his most important ability.
- This demon is also able to alter metals and it is conceivable that the demon can be summoned to transform lesser value metals into more valuable metals.
SEALS AND SIGILS
RESEARCH
WWD STUDENT SUGGESTIONS & NOTES
Goetia – S. L. MacGregor Mathers (1904) (quoted) | “The 61st spirit is called Zagan…” |
The lesser key of Solomon | “The Sixty-first Spirit is Zagan. He is a Great King and President, appearing at first in the Form of a Bull with Gryphon’s Wings…” |
Pseudomonarchia daemonum – Johann Wier (1583) (quoted) | “Zagan [Zagam] is a great king and a president, he commeth abroad like a bull, with griphens wings, but when he taketh humane shape…” |
SIMILAR DEMONS
- Aim: He can make fools witty
- Ipos: He is summoned for divination purposes
- Moyle: He can foretell the future and grant wit to the conjuror
- Amon: this demon can foretell the future and cause people to fall in love
- Balam: He predicts the future correctly and can tell of things both past and present
- Vassago: this demon is summoned to predict the future
References
- http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/DEMONVIII.html
- http://www.deliriumsrealm.com/zagan/
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5HyofLUEOtkS3hOSzlBblJ6RVE/view
- http://www.tarrdaniel.com/documents/Hermetika/goetia_demon.html#Zagan
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5HyofLUEOtkQnh6NEJkUXJkNlk/view
- http://magikana.blogspot.co.ke/2008/10/goetic-enn-pronunciation-guide.html