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Vepar: The Mermaid Spirit

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Vepar is the forty-second Spirit of the Ars Goetia. She is a Strong and Great Duchess of Hell who rules over 29 Legions of Spirits. I don’t get confused if we are calling Vepar SHE, as Vepar is known to also be a HE.

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Vepar, the forty-second spirit

Reasons for Working with Vepar:
⚜️Control over Water: Vepar is often associated with the ability to control water, making him a potentially useful entity for those interested in influencing maritime events, causing storms, or performing water-related magic.
⚜️Seduction and Love Magic: He is frequently linked to seduction and love magic. Some practitioners might seek his aid in attracting a specific person or enhancing their own allure. However, this type of magic can have ethically questionable applications.
⚜️Divination and Revelation of Secrets: Some sources suggest Vepar has knowledge of hidden things and can aid in divination or revealing secrets. This makes him a possible ally for those seeking specific information.
⚜️Wealth and Material Gain: Although less frequently cited, some traditions associate him with the ability to bring wealth or material gain.

The waters whisper tales of Vepar, a powerful entity whose dominion stretches across the oceans and the depths of human desire. Master of seduction and secrets, he commands the tides and influences the hearts of men. He holds sway over hidden knowledge and maritime mysteries.

But be warned, seeker of the unseen!

Vepar is a force of both creation and decay. His power can manifest as irresistible allure, but also as swift, agonizing destruction – a potent reminder of the fragility of life and the potential consequences of misdirected intent.

Approach his energies with respect, reverence, and a deep understanding of the power you are working with.

Description

Names: Vepar, Separ, Vephar

Dates: May 11th – May 20th (Connolly)(Night Time)

Alternate Dates:  October 18th – October 22nd (Runyon), May 11th – May 21st (Tikaboo)

Zodiac Position: 25-29 degrees into Libra

Vepar

Direction: North

Tarot Card: 4 of Swords

Planet: Venus

Metal: Copper

Element: Water (Under Amaymon), Air

Color:  Green, Black

Plant: Mugwort

Incense: Sandalwood

Demonic Enn: On ca Vepar ag na

Appearance:

According to S. L. MacGregor Mathers, this demoness appears in the form of a Mermaid.

Another source has it that she appears in the form of a warrior demoness, with dark brown hair and a leather band around her head. Her skirt seems to be made of leather and she is often surrounded in a blue aura.

Vepar is a very kind and soft-spoken demoness who leaves the summoner happy during and after the ritual.

 

Abilities:

  • She controls the sea and causes storms as well as bring calmness to the sea.
  • She is responsible for disaster and death.
  • She protects battleships bearing the arms, ammunition, and armors.
  • In war cases, she can cause the death of her enemies by infecting their wounds with worms.
  • She assists the witch in her acts of levitation and brings the feeling of lightness to her.
  • She guards servitors who go forth by the dreaming gnosis.
  • She helps the witch in discovering her inner self and exploring her emotions.
  • Vepar can make the enemies of the witch to experience toxic emotions.
  • When contacted this demoness can safely guard those who travel on the sea.
  • If she desires, she can make ghost ships appear and disappear on the sea.
  • If you wish to keep men at bay or if you desire to deal with a particular person who had hurt you, Vepar is the demoness to call for assistance.
  • When she afflicts a person, it usually takes three to five days of worms and maggot infestation before the individual dies. According to Johann, such a person can only be healed through diligence. 

Working with Vepar:

Reasons for Working with Vepar:

Individuals might seek to work with Vepar for several reasons, based on the powers attributed to him:

  • Control over Water: Vepar is often associated with the ability to control water, making him a potentially useful entity for those interested in influencing maritime events, causing storms, or performing water-related magic.
  • Seduction and Love Magic: He is frequently linked to seduction and love magic. Some practitioners might seek his aid in attracting a specific person or enhancing their own allure. However, this type of magic can have ethically questionable applications.
  • Divination and Revelation of Secrets: Some sources suggest Vepar has knowledge of hidden things and can aid in divination or revealing secrets. This makes him a possible ally for those seeking specific information.
  • Wealth and Material Gain: Although less frequently cited, some traditions associate him with the ability to bring wealth or material gain.

Abilities Attributed to Vepar:

  • Control over Water and Sea Creatures: This is his most prominent ability.
  • Seduction and Charm: He is considered a master of seduction and can influence the emotions and desires of others.
  • Divination and Revelation of Secrets: He is believed to have access to hidden knowledge and can provide insight into obscure matters.
  • Wealth and Abundance (sometimes): Less common but mentioned in some sources.
  • Wrath – He is a powerful demon with the ability to kill men within three days by putrefying their wounds and causing worms to breed in their sores – this is especially true for men at sea / sailors.

Ritual to Visualize Vepar and Request Her Help

Preparation

  • Time: Perform this at night.  Aim for after 9 PM when it’s quiet.
  • Space: Find an open, calm area—outside near water (a stream, lake, or even a bowl of water indoors) works best. If indoors, set up near a window.
  • Materials:
    • A black candle (her color).
    • Mugwort (herb tied to her per your coven’s notes—enhances psychic vision).
    • A small copper item (a coin or wire—her metal association).
    • Sandalwood incense (her offering).
    • Paper with her sigil drawn (a simple triangle with a wavy line through it, per Goetia tradition—visualize it if you can’t draw).
    • A bowl of water (her element).
  • Mindset: Focus on your intent—why you need Vepar’s help (protection, guidance, water-related magic, etc.). Keep it clear and specific.

Steps

  1. Set the Altar:
    • Place the bowl of water in the center.
    • Put the sigil paper in front of it, with the black candle on top (unlit for now).
    • Scatter mugwort around the sigil and set the copper item nearby.
    • Light the sandalwood incense and let its smoke drift over the setup.
  2. Ground and Protect:
    • Sit comfortably, close your eyes, and breathe deeply for a minute.
    • Visualize a circle of blue light (her aura) forming around you, shielding you from stray energies. Mentally say, “I am safe within Vepar’s waters.”
  3. Invoke Vepar:
    • Light the black candle.
    • Hold a pinch of mugwort in your hands and chant her enn three times: “On ca Vepar ag na.” (Pronounce it slowly: “Own kah Veh-par ahg nah.”)
    • As you chant, picture her sigil glowing in your mind, pulsing with blue energy.
  4. Visualize Her Presence:
    • Stare into the candle flame or the water bowl (your choice—water ties to her domain).
    • Imagine Vepar emerging: a mermaid with dark hair, leather skirt, surrounded by a blue aura (per your coven’s description). See her rising from the water or smoke, her form shimmering but approachable.
    • Feel her energy—calm yet commanding, like the sea before a storm.
  5. State Your Request:
    • Speak aloud or in your mind: “Vepar, Great Duchess of the waters, I call you forth. I seek your aid in [state your specific need—e.g., ‘guiding me through chaos,’ ‘protecting me at sea,’ ‘bringing clarity’]. Lend me your strength and wisdom.”
    • Visualize your need as a current flowing from you into her hands, her blue aura wrapping around it.
  6. Offer and Connect:
    • Offer the incense smoke: “This sandalwood is for you, Vepar, in gratitude.”
    • Hold the copper item and imagine it sinking into her watery realm, a token of your bond.
    • Sit quietly, watching the flame or water. Let impressions come—shapes, feelings, or words. She might “speak” through subtle vibes (a lifted mood, per your site).
  7. Close the Ritual:
    • Thank her: “Vepar, I honor your presence and power. Depart in peace if you will, or stay as a guide.”
    • Blow out the candle, visualizing her form fading back into the water or smoke.
    • Pour the bowl water outside (or down a drain with intent), scatter the mugwort, and keep the copper as a charm.

Incantation to Vepar

To be spoken aloud or chanted silently, with intent, during Step 3 or 5 of the ritual.

“Vepar, Duchess of the deep,
Ruler of waters wild and free,
On ca Vepar ag na, I call to thee,
From shadowed waves, rise and be seen.

Mistress of storms, guide of the tide,
With copper’s gleam and sandalwood’s breath,
I summon your strength, your blue aura wide,
To weave through my will, beyond life and death.

Great Vepar, who sways the sea’s embrace,
Hear my voice, my need, my plea,
Grant me your aid in this sacred space,
Reveal your form, your power, to me.”

How to Use It

  • When: Recite it after lighting the candle in Step 3 (Invoke Vepar) to call her forth, or in Step 5 (State Your Request) to formalize your ask. You can split it—first half to summon, second to petition.
  • Delivery: Say it slowly, letting each line sink in. Repeat her enn (“On ca Vepar ag na”) three times before or after for extra pull—pronounce it “Own kah Veh-par ahg nah,” feeling the rhythm like waves.
  • Focus: Picture her sigil glowing blue or her mermaid form rising as you speak. Hold the mugwort or touch the water bowl to ground the words in her element.

Why This Works

  • Her Titles: “Duchess of the deep” and “Mistress of storms” nod to her Goetia rank and water mastery.
  • Enn: “On ca Vepar ag na” is her traditional summoning phrase, a sonic key to her presence.
  • Offerings: Ties in the copper and sandalwood from the ritual, showing respect.
  • Intent: Keeps it open for visualization (“reveal your form”) and aid (“grant me your aid”), per your request.

Post-Ritual

  • Jot down any impressions—visions, emotions, or odd sensations. Vepar might linger in dreams (your coven notes this), so keep a notebook by your bed.
  • Watch for signs over the next few days—water-related omens, a sense of calm, or sudden clarity on your request.

Source – BWC Book of Shadows

Vepar Oleum: Ritual Oil Recipe

This isn’t a very commonly requested oil, so I don’t have it listed for sale in the store for off-the-shelf purchase. You can have me make it as a specialty blend.

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For those of you, who would love to make it yourself here is how we basically create this oil!

Purpose

This oil is for anointing yourself, tools, or candles to connect with Vepar—visualizing her presence, seeking her aid (protection, storm magic, healing, or water mastery), or amplifying her watery, commanding energy in your workings.

Ingredients

  • Base Oil: Jojoba (mimics skin’s natural oils, long shelf life, tied to healing and emotions—perfect for Vepar’s wound-healing vibe). About 1 oz (30 ml).
  • Herbs:
    • Mugwort (1 tsp dried—psychic vision, ties to her visualization per our coven rituals to her).
    • Seaweed or Kelp (1 tsp dried—her oceanic dominion).
    • Myrrh (1/2 tsp resin or a few drops essential oil—protection, purification, a nod to her darker power).
  • Essential Oils (3-5 drops each):
    • Sandalwood (watery grounding, her offering scent).
    • Clary Sage (stimulates intuition, ties to her naval guidance).
    • Cypress (stormy, watery energy, resilience).
  • Additives:
    • A small copper piece (a coin or wire—her metal, conducts her energy).
    • A pinch of sea salt (her sea rulership, purification).
  • Optional: A tiny aquamarine chip (water affinity, clarity—if you’ve got it).

Tools

  • Small glass jar or bottle (dark amber or blue to protect the oil).
  • Mortar and pestle (or a spoon to crush herbs).
  • Cheesecloth or fine strainer.
  • A stove or slow cooker (for heat infusion).

Method

  1. Prep Your Space:
    • Do this at night (her time), ideally near water or with a bowl of it nearby.
    • Cleanse your area with sandalwood incense or a quick salt sprinkle.
  2. Blend the Dry Ingredients:
    • Grind the mugwort, seaweed, and myrrh lightly in the mortar to release their essence. Focus on Vepar—imagine her mermaid form, the crash of waves, her blue aura.
  3. Infuse the Oil:
    • Pour the jojoba oil into the jar, then add the ground herbs and sea salt.
    • Warm it gently—either:
      • Stove Method: Place the jar in a pot of water (double boiler style), heat on low (under 100°C/212°F) for 1-2 hours, stirring occasionally.
      • Slow Method: Seal the jar and let it sit in a dark, cool place for 1-2 weeks, shaking daily.
    • Visualize Vepar’s energy seeping into the oil—storms brewing, waters shifting.
  4. Add the Oils and Copper:
    • Once cooled (if heated), add the sandalwood, clary sage, and cypress drops. Drop in the copper piece and aquamarine (if using).
    • Swirl (don’t stir) clockwise, chanting her enn: “On ca Vepar ag na” three times.
  5. Charge It:
    • Hold the jar, close your eyes, and say: “Vepar, Duchess of the deep, bless this oleum with your might. Flow through it, reveal yourself, and aid me.” Picture her sigil glowing blue in the oil.
    • Leave it under moonlight (even through a window) overnight if you can.
  6. Strain and Store:
    • Filter out the herbs with cheesecloth into a clean bottle. Keep the copper in there for extra juice.
    • Label it “Vepar Oleum” with the date. Store in a cool, dark spot—good for 6-12 months.

How to Use

  • Anoint your forehead, wrists, or a candle while reciting the incantation I gave earlier.
  • Dab it on ritual tools or drip it into water to call her.
  • Smell it during visualization—focus on her mermaid form and stormy seas.

Hey, Coven Crew: What Vepar Can Do for You

Listen up, witches—this isn’t just some dusty ritual or fancy oil trick. When you call on Vepar with the ritual and anoint yourself with her Oleum, you’re tapping into a Great Duchess of Hell who rules the waves, stirs storms, and heals what festers. She’s not here to mess around, and neither are we. Here’s what you—yes, YOU—can walk away with when you work this magic.

Picture This

You’re at your wit’s end—life’s throwing storms your way, emotions are a tangled mess, or maybe you’re just craving a clear path through the chaos. You set up your space: a black candle flickers, sandalwood smoke twists in the air, and a bowl of water catches the night. You dab on the Vepar Oleum—sandalwood and cypress hit your senses, mugwort sharpens your edge—and you’re ready to meet her.

What Happens

You chant her enn, “On ca Vepar ag na,” and speak her incantation: “Vepar, Duchess of the deep, grant me your aid.” The air shifts. Staring into the flame or water, you see her—a mermaid with dark hair, leather skirt, blue aura pulsing like the tide. It’s not just a vision; you feel her. A cool, watery calm rolls over you, drowning out the noise in your head. She’s there, and she’s listening.

Suddenly, it clicks—maybe it’s a whisper: “Cut the dead weight,” or a gut punch to trust yourself. The oil on your wrists tingles, like her sea salt and copper are sinking into your bones. You’re not just imagining this; you’re in it.

What You Get

  • Clarity That Cuts: Your mind’s fog lifts. Whether it’s ditching a soul-sucking gig or facing a fear, Vepar’s watery gaze shows you what’s real. You’ll wake up knowing your next move, no second-guessing.
  • Strength Like the Sea: You’ll feel her power in your spine—unshakable, like you’re steering through a tempest and laughing at the wind. That oil? It’s her anchor in your pocket, a reminder she’s got your back.
  • Healing That Bites: Got old wounds—emotional rot from betrayal or loss? Vepar’s not soft, but she’s effective. She’ll help you purge that festering junk, leaving you lighter, like the tide washed it away.
  • A Real Connection: This isn’t some abstract vibe. You’ll meet her—see her, sense her—and walk away with a story: “I called Vepar, and she showed up.” She’s your guide now, a storm-ready ally.

How It Works

The ritual’s raw—candle, smoke, water—it pulls you in, makes her real. The Oleum’s your secret weapon—dab it on, and every whiff drags you back to that moment she answered. You’re not alone in the dark anymore; you’ve got a Duchess who rules 29 legions riding shotgun.

Try It

Light that candle, smear that oil, and call her. Whether you need to navigate a mess, heal a scar, or just feel something bigger, Vepar delivers. You’ll leave this ritual stronger, sharper, and a little more wicked—in the best way. Tell us how it hits you; we’re dying to hear.

References:

More details about this demon can be seen in The Book of Incantations, The Book of the Office of Spirits, The Discoverie of Witchcraft, Pseudomonarchia Daemonum, and in The Lesser Key of Solomon.

  • https://en. wikipedia.  org/wiki/Vepar
  • https://www.grimoire.  org/demon/vepar/
  • https://www. deliriumsrealm. com/vepar/
  • http://www.  gods-and-monsters.  com/vepar.html
  • http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/DEMONVIII.html
  • https://hellhorror.com/demon-name-214/Vepar.html
  • http://occult- world. com/demons/vepar

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Edwin

So far it has been a 50 year journey through various societies, magical & occult traditions, and doctrines. Today I practice Necromancy, Sorcery, and Ritual with BWS, and teach at BWC.

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