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Labizerin a very obscure spirit.

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you can find this spirit in the NAP book and he is associated with gambling and luck,
i want to know if anyone has any experience with this spirit.
Im very interested in trying it out
If no one here has worked with him specifically is there any spirits associated with luck that you gotten results from?
 

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I tried working with Labizerin over 15 years ago. I bought a lottery ticket but zilch. Nada. However, I have had incredible success with other NAP spirits.
 

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I tried working with Labizerin over 15 years ago. I bought a lottery ticket but zilch. Nada. However, I have had incredible success with other NAP spirits.
What other NAP spirits are you talking about? are they also related to money, Gambling?
 

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Right after Covid lockdown ended, I decided to embark on a wealth magick operation and to keep going until something happened. I used an amped up ritual for Nitika, the so-called Genius of Wealth according to NAP. However, according to Levi, Nitika is the Genius of Gemstones. Whatever. One month after starting the ritual, I received an unexpected phone call informing me that I would be receiving nearly a quarter of a million dollars from an unexpected source. However, I set a strict criteria for myself. The wealth magick operation would not be counted as “complete” until the money actually landed in my bank account. So I ended up continuing with the Nitika operation for about one year until the money received. What makes this story absolutely hilarious is that respected experts such as Frater Acher believe that Eliphas Levi may have largely invented the Genii of the Hours based off The Nuctemeron. I believe Frater Acher may actually be right – which makes this story even weirder and funnier. Lastly, this story has a sting in its tale. The money, while a blessing on the one hand, has also brought a series of unexpected legal problems. I suspect it is somehow spiritually tainted because of the manner in which I acquired it. There are plenty of Muggles who are not spiritually inclined and rather stupid who are becoming millionaires through various means. So that raises the question - is magick really the answer?
 

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Right after Covid lockdown ended, I decided to embark on a wealth magick operation and to keep going until something happened. I used an amped up ritual for Nitika, the so-called Genius of Wealth according to NAP. However, according to Levi, Nitika is the Genius of Gemstones. Whatever. One month after starting the ritual, I received an unexpected phone call informing me that I would be receiving nearly a quarter of a million dollars from an unexpected source. However, I set a strict criteria for myself. The wealth magick operation would not be counted as “complete” until the money actually landed in my bank account. So I ended up continuing with the Nitika operation for about one year until the money received. What makes this story absolutely hilarious is that respected experts such as Frater Acher believe that Eliphas Levi may have largely invented the Genii of the Hours based off The Nuctemeron. I believe Frater Acher may actually be right – which makes this story even weirder and funnier. Lastly, this story has a sting in its tale. The money, while a blessing on the one hand, has also brought a series of unexpected legal problems. I suspect it is somehow spiritually tainted because of the manner in which I acquired it. There are plenty of Muggles who are not spiritually inclined and rather stupid who are becoming millionaires through various means. So that raises the question - is magick really the answer?
Wow what an unexpected end! I would say though that magick is the great equalizer in that way, many muggles get lucky yes but is luck something to rely on? You can also do magick to make yourself more luck as well. magic can change fate, someone who wasn't supposed to be rich now is because of magic. There can also be consequences but there are also ways to get pass those consequences.
 

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We should be more precise when talking about luck.

Researchers did studies on people who have good luck and found they have networks of contacts six times larger than the average person. That does not mean they have more friends, are more likeable or charismatic. It means they realize the value of networking – opportunities increase in direct correlation to how far the net is cast. That means “lucky” people are simply more OPEN to the unknown. Likewise people who believe in magick are more open to possibilities.

Laberizin did not work for me, but it may work for you... The real lesson here has nothing to do with magic and the occult, and everything to do with embracing risk and growth mindset. This is an ongoing process that must be cultivated. Too much risk and you die. Too little and you're bored. The trap is when practitioners outsource the risk and responsibility of their desires to external agencies—spirits, partners, employers, parents, government, etc.—then wonder why nothing happens. Taking action is far more important.
 

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We should be more precise when talking about luck.

Researchers did studies on people who have good luck and found they have networks of contacts six times larger than the average person. That does not mean they have more friends, are more likeable or charismatic. It means they realize the value of networking – opportunities increase in direct correlation to how far the net is cast. That means “lucky” people are simply more OPEN to the unknown. Likewise people who believe in magick are more open to possibilities.

Laberizin did not work for me, but it may work for you... The real lesson here has nothing to do with magic and the occult, and everything to do with embracing risk and growth mindset. This is an ongoing process that must be cultivated. Too much risk and you die. Too little and you're bored. The trap is when practitioners outsource the risk and responsibility of their desires to external agencies—spirits, partners, employers, parents, government, etc.—then wonder why nothing happens. Taking action is far more important.
I would agree on the taking action part, one can definitely give themselves more chances of having more luck by just having more connections (more chances for opportunities coming their way) But luck in a magical way is still useful. like the lottery or even meeting someone or random events that turn out for the better.
 

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But luck in a magical way is still useful.
Then how do you explain Muggles who are far more successful than most practitioners in making wealth? Kylie Jenner has a net wealth of 650 million. There are plenty of young millionaires in Australia (where I am based) who got to where they are simply through hard work, saving and investing. If they can do it without resorting to the occult, what is holding the rest of us back?
 

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I know one demon used to gambling lottery his name called zodaanios but there are magical names to conjure him and to send him towards the organization who prepare the lottery before the lottery released then after this demon bring the true number towards the caster but the probelm is to summon and send him there need water from the river jordan
 

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What book or manuscript does Zodaanios come from? I have never heard of it.
Ya you are right you were never heared it because you were never read all books and manuscripts in each country
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What book or manuscript does Zodaanios come from? I have never heard of it.
So from ethiopic manuscript
 
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