A conversation about Angels and Demons with Emrys Abner

What if the relationship between angels and demons that we’ve been taught is actually wrong?

That was the question that motivated me to have an interview with my dear friend, Emrys Abner. He’s coming out with a new book in November, The 72 Angels and Demons, where he explores that very question and asks if we can actually work with angels and demons collaboratively at the same time.

In this interview, Emrys and I explore his magical experiments with ceremonial magic and spirit work, specifically around how to work with angels and daemons together. We also explore:

• Emrys work with solomonic pentacles

• How the Psalms can be worked with magically

• A unique exploration of the tree of life.

About Emrys Abner

Emrys Abner is an esoteric author, mystic, and folk musician best known for his work on modern ceremonial magic. He is the author of Solomonic Pentacles and the forthcoming book 72 Angels and Demons.

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