The Abyssal Angels: Infernal Colopatiron Redux

If you desire to learn the proper way to open a portal's to another realm, this is the book for you. contained within are serious rituals on gate opening. you are given nine gatekeepers as well as the nine demons with sigils, you can also invoke to help with this ritual. these type of rituals should never be undertaken lightely and readers would do well to heed the words of cautions from the author, who is an experienced Demonlatress with years of experience under her belt, who not only does she walk the walk, she's also about that life.

tried one of the intonements and a chill ran up my legs.Author admits the inclusion of red herrings.A few sigils are among the highlights.Almost as well written as Cagliastro's books.

This is an excellent Chapbook. Connolly always brings everything to the top shelf.

Full of useful information without the fluff.

The Abyssal Angels: Infernal Colopatiron Redux – Daemonic Theophany & Gate Opening ' - Book review by A. JonesThe Abyssal Angels: Infernal Colopatiron Redux is an 83 pages paperback, printed by DB Publishing in 2011. This little booklet is a striped down version of S. Connolly’s previous book called The Infernal Colopatiron c 2011-2012 by S. Connolly, which was an Official Melissa Press fine binding: 220 copies Black Faux Leather standard edition 220 copies and Burgundy Bonded Leather Edition, limited to 30 copies - being now out of print and never to be reprinted again.The Abyssal Angels: Infernal Colopatiron Redux is for Demonolators – The ones who practice Demonolatry, which is the worship of Demons, and/or practicing magick with the aid of entities Known as Demons. Demonolatry is a religion of the Self, which requires a lot of hard work on self-understanding and self-development and the search of Knowledge. Modern Demonolatry is a Pantheist or polytheist, depending how the reader sees the Demonic entities.S. Connolly has been practicing magic since 1984. She has been taken on as a student of Selinda Dukante (Traditional Demonolater) at the age of 16 and was formally initiated into the family sect tradition of Traditional Khemetic/Caanite based Demonolatry in 1990, where she is an ordained priestess. She is also the current the Reverend High Priestess of the Demonolatry sect Ordo Flammeus Serpens. Also maintains membership and degrees in various initiatory occult organizations which are not religious.S. Connolly points out that The Abyssal Angels: Infernal Colopatiron Redux is meant for advanced magicians who can fill out the more basic information that is needed to fully use the book. The author gives examples of her personal work with Gate opening and Theophany (The manifestation/appearance of a god, a deity, a spirit, etc… in this case, through gate opening and summoning).The Abyssal Angels: Infernal Colopatiron Redux mentioned thatColopatiron, is the Genii – Deamon who rules over the 9th Hour of the Nuctemeron. In the Nuctemeron of Apollonius of Tyana, Nine is “The number that is not to be reveled”), and Colopatiron is the one who opens the Infernal Gates of the prison, he is in charge of the Liberation.The author also includes a list of Nine Abyssal Gatekeepers or Abyssal Angels, from the 9th Gate, their Sigils and Enns (Invocations). “No one knows what language the Enns come from, they were deemed Demonic Enns in the late 16th Century (1585), by the Demonolator Alexander Willit.” S. Connolly.There are many chapters telling about the Gate opening and that they can be used for other goals, such as energy manipulation, creating servitors, manifestation of ideas, management of emotions and personal Alchemical Transformation.Strengths:S. Connolly writing style is straight to the point, she does not make use of non-sense pompous metaphoric Language.She shows care about her readers, highlighting the need of observing some steps and the dangers of not doing so such as gate closing after the Rituals. Or that it would be advisable to keep in mind that one should be mentally healthy and physically apt to perform magick.The author is sincere and Truthful and she tells that most of advanced formulas are not written in books, and that the magician must obtain them through direct contact with the entities. Also that the results of ones’ practice depends upon one’ skills, and that the person should keep realistic expectations in mind.Weaknesses:In my opinion, The Abyssal Angels: Infernal Colopatiron Redux, should have had a chapter exploring a bit more about The Nuctemeron Gates and another one going in more details about each of the Nine Abyssal Gatekeepers.I would like to see a list of Contents and an index.Overall, it is an insightful little volume, written by a devoted Practitioner Magician, who through her dedicated work and diligent study has gathered Powerful and important information in this fascinating and important subject – Gate Opening.It is in the hands of the reader, to decide what to do with the knowledge perceived through the pages of any book.In a way, it is a complementary topic that can be used within the Left hand Path, and for the ones who are not afraid of facing their fears and looking into the depths of the Abyss.“When you look long into an abyss, the abyss looks into you.” Friedrich Wilhelm NietzscheReview by A. Jones

I read the Infernal Colopatiron. This is an excellent Grimoire on theophany. It is well explained and a very interesting read, with lots of options for rituals, daemons. One of the best occult books on the market!!

This is a really handy book for learning gate opening skills. I really enjoyed it. I will read it again.

S. Connelly always has a great writing style. It's clear, to the point, and doesn't try so damn hard to make herself sound "spiritual" by using superfluous amounts of "big words." It's easy to understand, and I feel like as if she's talking to me rather than me reading a overly-serious book.While the author admits that she purposely added "red herrings" into the practices in this, it is indeed a unique read. As someone who owns over 40 occult related books, I have never even heard of the concept of "gateways" until this book.Bottom line: If you are interested in amplifying energy work and are open to "left hand path" theology, this book is for you!