Beelzebub Oil

Beelzebub (Baal-zebul, Beelzeboul, Belzebub)  – Prince of DEMONs.

The purpose of this oil is to honor the great Demon Beelzebub.

It has been made with the appropriate correspondences for the Demon Beelzebub. Includes: tobacco, solomon’s seal, Chamaelirium luteum (false unicorn root).
1/2 oz. bottle

About

Beelzebub, originally an idol of the Canaanites, means “Lord of the Flies.” The name is a distortion of Baalzebul, the chief Canaanite or Phoenician god, meaning “Lord of the Divine Abode” or “Lord of the Heavens.” Beelzebub says he destroys tyrants, causes men to worship demons, and arouses sexual desire in holy men and “select priests.” He also causes wars, instigates murders, and arouses jealousy.

In medieval times Beelzebub was regarded as a demon of great power. He was said to reign over witches’ SABBATs. Witches denied Christ in his name and chanted it as they danced: “Beelzebub goity, Beelzebub beyty [Beelzebub above, Beelzebub below].” Their Eucharist was bread with Beelzebub imprinted on it instead of Jesus.

There are many stories of his copulating with witches in wild orgies. The witches were said to gather around the altar in a semicircle and then lie flat on the ground. They swallowed a foul medicine that made them sweat and then froze them in place. While they were unable to move, Beelzebub copulated with them. A frenzied orgy then began.

When BLACK MASSES were fashionable in high society in the 17th century, Beelzebub’s name was chanted during the rites.

According to magical grimoires, a sorcerer conjures Beelzebub at his own risk of death by epilepsy, apoplexy, or strangulation. Once conjured, the demon is difficult to banish.