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Aspects

EVOCATION

COLLECTED ESSAYS BY

PHIL HINE

Credits & Acknowledgements

Firstly to Arawyn, for bugging me to put something together

for the Zee-CD project. Also to Stephen Sennitt, editor of Nox

magazine for much encouragement, to the members of Circle of

Stars, the Esoteric Order of Dagon and finally to Fra. GosaA for all

those evenings spent standing in a circle made out of masking

tape!

Aspects of Evocation version 1.1 March 1988

Phil Hine can be contacted at: a5e@ndirect.co.uk

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LONDON WC1N 3XX

ENGLAND

Contents

Introduction ......................................................... 5

Howling ............................................................... 7

Servitors ............................................................. 13

GoHu Servitor ................................................... 19

Functional Spirits .............................................. 22

Some Observations from the Goetia Project ..... 25

Evoking Yog-Sothoth ......................................... 27

Also Published:

spasms. Symptoms such as these have been described by

Michael Persinger as possible side-effects of encounters with

Earth Light phenomena.

Unbeknown to me at the time, (which was later discovered

when I related this tale) two friends of mine who were members

of the West Yorkshire Earth Mysteries Group had experienced

a strange encounter at the then newly-uncovered Backstone

Stone Circle. Their experience included seeing Earth Lights,

small dwarf-like shades, and lines of energy around the stone

circle that they spent a night sitting in. It seems strange, on

reflection, that the appearance of the entity claiming to originate

from a newly-disturbed site seems to relate to their experience.

What this experience did do, was to lead me to making a more

intensive study of Earth Mysteries and Magic.

Condensed Chaos, New Falcon Publications 1995

Prime Chaos, Chaos International 1993

The Pseudonomicon, Dagon Productions 1997

In Adobe Acrobat For mat (Somewhere on the WWW):

Oven-Ready Chaos

PerMutations

Running Magical Workshops: Notes for Facilitators

Group Ego-Magick Exercises

Touched by Fire (Techniques of Modern Shamanism vol.3)

References

Paul Deveraux - Earth Lights Revelation, Places of Power

Fra. Choronzon - Chaos Invocation, Liber Cyber

H.P. Lovecraft - The Dunwich Horror

John Keel - Strange Creatures From Time & Space

Marlene Dobkin De Rios - Hallucinogens: Cross-Cultural

Perspectives

Awaiting Conversion:

Walking Between The Worlds: Techniques of Modern

Shamanism Vol.1

Two Worlds & Inbetween: The Worlds: Techniques of Modern

Shamanism Vol.2

Chaos Servitors: A User Guide

interfaces, or personae through which we may glean

information, we can attain further insights into the way we

interact with our universe. Having theorised thus far, what only

remains is to go forth and evoke!

Postscript: From the ancient hills I come

Introduction

This essay is largely the result of reading other peoples research

and shaping it together with my own ideas. One event last year

however, served to elevate the field of Earth Mysteries from a

minor interest to a subject that I am increasingly drawn to.

On the night in question, I was with my boyfriend (also a

magician), and he returned from the toilet and informed me

that there was an entity lurking in the stairwell that leads to

my flat. This was unusual, but not sufficiently unusual to cause

undue concern and so picking up my thunderbolt, I went out

to see what was what. In the stairwell, we both agreed on seeing

a black, amorphous shape. Since my friend had first noticed

this, I asked him if he would be prepared to try and open his

mind to it, so that I could question it, using him as an interface,

which was one of his particular talents, and also a fairly accepted

procedure for questioning strange entities. The entity declared

I have come from the ancient hills. It also stated that it had

been awakened only recently, due to activity around a sacred

site. It said that it had come to give me power with which I

could do something, but was reticent about the exact nature of

this. When I asked what it would if I rejected this, it said that it

would return, screaming, to the hills. When I asked it to

identify itself, it gave the name of Azathoth - which could well

have sprung from the mind of my friend, though he had no

particular knowledge of the Cthulhu Mythos entities. At the

time, I found it difficult to credit that such a powerful entity

would be hanging politely about in the stairwell, waiting to be

noticed. Being unable to obtain a direct answer to my

questioning, I told it to go forth, which it apparently did. I later

had to perform an intensive banishing ritual upon my friend,

who was suffering from symptoms such as feeling cold, a tight

pressure on the chest, and personality displacement, and motor

This collection of essays, written between 1988-95, deals with

aspects of the practice of magical evocation. My first lengthy

foray into this much-misunderstood aspect of magic was a

personal magical retirement inspired by accounts of magicians

working the Abra-melin system, but perhaps more influenced

in execution by the work of Austin Osman Spare and the

Industrial art movement. My experiences in this retirement are

recounted in the first essay, Howling. At the core of this essay is

the identification of cognitive-emotional-behavioural constructs

as discrete entities - Personal Demons, if you will - a subject

which I have dealt with in more user-friendly detail in Condensed

Chaos (New Falcon Publications, 1995). The next phase of work

concerned the evocation of Servitors (lit: a person who serves

another), prompted by a brief paragraph in Peter J. Carrolls

book, Liber Null (Morton Press, 1978). Working with the magical

group, Circle of Stars, I developed a simple, generic approach to

creating and evoking magical servitors. The basics of this

approach are presented in the Servitors essay, followed by both

an example of a rather successful servitor, and an approach to

what I have chosen to call, Functional Spirits which requires

no ritual trappings whatsoever. The third phase of work

concerned the more traditional forms of evocation. Together

with a colleague, Fra. GosaA, I embarked on a Goetia Project

- the aim being to experiment with various approaches to the

evocation of spirits, beginning with the Lesser Key of Solomon

the King. Some observations on our results with the entities of

the Lesser Key of Solomon are enclosed.

During this project, I found my interests returning to a recurrent

obsession - the entities of the Cthulhu Mythos. The final essay,

Evoking Yog-Sothoth, (originally written for the journal of the

Esoteric Order of Dagon) is an attempt to pull together a

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