Has anyone attempted to create the Solomon Triangle for summoning?
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Curious_Mind99
I just discovered the concept of using a triangle to summon and communicate with spirits, and I've come across detailed instructions on how to create one along with specific words to inscribe. Should I trust this information? Is it risky for someone like me who's new to the dark arts? I'm curious about how this actually works, if it really does at all.
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Before jumping into triangle summoning, it's essential to learn grounding, centering, meditation, and visualization. Start by summoning the elements, then practice casting a circle, and only then move on to creating the triangle. Personally, I practiced drawing seals and circles on calligraphy parchment using a geometry set for precision. I’d draw everything in pencil first, then use India inks or planetary colors, even adding a bit of planetary fluid for good measure. The finished parchment can even be burned as an offering to planetary spirits.
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If you’re looking into the dark arts, it's wise to explore other methods or perhaps different names associated with them. Triangles are effective, but don't overlook the importance of the circle as well.
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Haha, everyone’s all in for summoning until they find themselves in a triangle at 2 AM, right? Seriously though, I think a lot of people here overestimate their readiness. The idea sounds great, but not many have actually put in the effort to create a proper Triangle of Art—those precise lines and correct names take dedication. My advice? Don't rush into summoning just yet. Spend some time just drawing the triangle neatly and see how it resonates with you; if you can’t focus in an empty triangle, you're really not ready to fill it up. And remember, the triangle serves you more than anything else. Oh, and definitely look into studying The Lesser Key of Solomon before you attempt anything.
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I've tried making a few myself. They serve as logical visual focus points for evocation, and in my experience, they're not dangerous at all—though be careful with wooden triangles; they can be a bit pointy!
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I'm curious, does anyone have book recommendations on the design and creation of triangles? I'm really intrigued by the subject and would appreciate any online resources if available!
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Triangles and summoning relate back to traditions like The Lesser Key of Solomon. They’re meant to contain spirits, but the real risk comes from a lack of control and grounding. If you're a beginner, opening a door to the spirit world without knowing who might come through can be dangerous. It's really about building a relationship with aligned spirits, your ancestors, and your higher self, rather than trying to force or command them. Focus on finding your own strength before diving into these darker rituals, trust me—being unrooted can have serious consequences in the spiritual realm.
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