Baal Kadmon - Jinn Magick: How to Bind the Jinn to do Your Bidding

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Kadmon, Baal

Jinn Magick How to Bind the Jinn to do Your Bidding

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Indeed We created man from dried clay of black smooth mud. And We created the Jinn before that from the smokeless flame of fire (Quran 15:26-27)

This book will not be like the other books I have written. I will introduce to you a class of spiritual being unlike those you have dealt with before. These beings, at least according to the second largest religion on this earth, Islam have incredible sway over our daily lives. In fact, they may even be considered demons to some in the west. I will explain that in a moment. As I Have stated in many of the other books I have written, humanity since the dawn of time has been in communication and in many ways obsessed with the forces of the spirit world. We all know deep in our bones that there is more to the manifest world. Yet, in all this knowing we still feel that it is somewhat elusive to us. We go out of our way to connect to the spirit world or go out of our way to avoid it altogether. For some, the very thought of a spirit world that interacts with our own is one of the most frightful propositions. For others, it is quite enriching. To know that we are surrounded by spiritual beings adds a kind of magic to our day to day existence. If you are an occultist, then you are in constant interaction and know very well, that everything around you and all the actions of the universe are imbued with magick. In fact, all things are derived from magick in some way, shape or form.

For most of us, we tend to hyper focus on beings such as Angels, demons and spirits of the dead etc. But, as you probably know, there is a lot more out there than that. There is a class of spiritual being that is neither angel nor spirit of the dead. But not exactly demon either. They are a kind of parallel entity to humans. The Islamic Satan is one of these beings; which is a departure from the west where the devil is an angel gone rouge. These entities have many facets similar to humans which we will discuss later. They are so intertwined with us that it is impossible to go about our days without having some interaction with them. When things go bump in the night we assume it is one of the 3 classes of spiritual entities we are most familiar with, demons, angels and spirits of the dead etc. However, more often than not, they are neither of these 3. They are unto a class of their own. In folklore they are known as Jinn also known as Djinn.

Jinn were brought to light via the religion of Islam, although texts do mention them before Islam. It is from Islamic stories however where we get a clearer picture of what the Jinn are. In fact, modern ideas of the Genie in the bottle is directly from stories about the Jinn. The word genie is derived from the word Jinn. Aladdin when he rubbed his lamp was speaking to a Jinn.

In the west, Jinn are very much misunderstood. Often we associate them with demons or devils. Yes, some do have malevolent intent, and as I mentioned, the devil in Islam is a Jinn, but there are many Jinn who are good. They are more like humans than you can imagine, yet they have abilities we do not have, but can harness.

In this book, we will discuss not only the nature of and type of Jinn, but also how to bind them to work for you. Before I continue however Id like to give a warning. Jinn, like other spiritual entities need to be communicated with care. They can grant you what you want, but be careful what you ask for. Jinn are notorious pranksters, you might get what you want, but in a way you really would rather not have itYou have been warned.

With that said, let us go deeper into the world of the Jinn.

The word Jinn comes the root Arabic word Janna which means hidden or concealed. I have to say the Jinn are very interesting to me; as I stated in the introduction, they exist in an unseen world that parallels our own. They live and die like we do, they have the same variety of free will that we do and most intriguing is that they also share in our religious diversity. That latter statement is most intriguing to me. We will get into that in a moment. The Jinn and humans have a special relationship. We are both beings created that are not of the angelic class. Although humans and Jinn can have angelic or demonic qualities, we do not share the same spiritual essence, I guess you could say. In terms of creation, Jinn were created first and then humanity. As it states in the Quran Indeed we (God and his hosts) created man from dried clay of black smooth mud. And we created Jinn BEFORE that from the smokeless flame of fire. Quran 15:26-27. Since they are created from fire, they tend to have a fiery disposition as it were. They are, in essence, intermediary beings that are just slightly beyond our plane of existence.

The Jinn apparently have lived on earth approximately 2000 years before Adam. As I noted, it is said that they did precede humanity. During this 2000 years they fought with one another and caused great destruction not only to the earth but to themselves. Funny, almost sounds like humanity J . To remedy this infighting and the almost inevitable destruction of the earth, God sent an army of angels to fight them and put them in check. They eventually banished them to remote islands of the earth. But I digress.

In Islam, very much like in Christianity, the belief in devils or demons is fundamental to the religion. One cannot truly be Christian in the conventional sense without believing in some sort of devil figure. In fact, the whole Christian struggle is to overcome such a being... to overcome the temptations of this being as it were. Of course, if you're secular, this might sound silly, but if you peer deeper into Christian theology, the devil is a very active player, and it is practically sacrilegious not to at least acknowledge his presence. The same for the Jinn in Islam, one cannot be a conventional Muslim without acknowledging their existence since they permeate the entire prophetic and Quranic traditions. To take it a step further, the message in the Quran itself is meant for both humans and Jinn, at least as far as Islamic texts are cornered. It is not rare to see God and Mohammed address both Jinn and mankind. In fact, the Jinn and mankind are the only two species of creation that have innate intelligence... (