Decarabia: The Pentagram Star Demon
Decarabia: The Pentagram Star Demon. Photo: Mythus.Fandom
Decarabia is a spirit or demon described in the Lesser Key of Solomon, a medieval grimoire attributed to King Solomon. He is described as being the shape of a pentagram star.
Who is Decarabia?
Decarabia is listed as one of the 72 spirits of Solomon and is associated with the air element.
According to the text, Decarabia can appear in the form of a star and can teach astronomy, as well as helping with the creation of poisons and medicines. The text also describes Decarabia as being able to communicate with birds and having the ability to take their form.
Decarabia is said to be the creator of the encantation “Abracadabra”. He leads a legion of 30 demons in the spirit realm.
How to Summon Decarabia
The sigil required to summon Decarabia
The ritual for summoning Decarabia, as described in the Lesser Key of Solomon and other grimoires, typically involves the following steps:
Preparation: The summoner must purify themselves, prepare a protective circle, and create a conducive environment for the summoning, often including candles, incense, and ritual tools.
Invocation: The summoner must recite a specific incantation, prayer, or invocation to call forth Decarabia. This often involves the use of divine or supernatural names and seals associated with the spirit.
Offerings: The summoner may offer gifts or sacrifices to Decarabia as a form of bribe or persuasion, to gain the spirit's favor and cooperation.
Command: The summoner must command Decarabia to appear and comply with their wishes, often using threats and coercion.
It is important to emphasize that attempting to perform rituals from grimoires, including the summoning of spirits like Decarabia, is not recommended and can be dangerous.
A video explaining the demon Decarabia
The Lesser Key of Solomon - Aleister Crowley
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