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Baal Kadmon opens the gate to the shadow side of the Shem HaMephorash. The book begins with the significance of the 72 Names of God in Kabbalistic tradition, then traces how demons were understood from ancient Greece, through the Solomonic corpus, the New Testament, and the Kabbalah. The heart of the book is a catalog of the 72 demons and their functions, presented in the old grimoire order from King Bael to Earl Andromalius, each identified by rank, office, and the work they are traditionally called for. Kadmon then supplies the practical frame: a chapter on making an offering and a step-by-step method for tapping into the 72 Demons of the Name. Readers of the grimoire tradition who want the demonic hierarchy organized against the angelic structure of the Name itself will find the pairing here. Part of the author's Sacred Names series, it sits naturally beside his books on the 72 Angels and the 72 Names of God.
Essays from the reading room that share this book's ground.
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