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Zofiax.

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I’ve heard from Arabic (moslems) people, that in many Arabic countries there are people who work with Jinns. People makes pact with them, jinns know everything, makes people strong and rich but they want that someone is doing only bad things in return. They believe that they are Demons, but I don’t believe that, it doesn’t sound like our Gods. Who are they really work with ? Are these angels or enemy entities?
 
The great king paimon is king of jinns and i think jinns are a sort of fairy being with very powerful magical ability they are very sensitive and hate tears and like music and laughter there are process to evoke jinn but i dont know what it is
 
In pre-Islamic period it was a name given to guardian spirits who give inspiration to poets. These ''poets'' are people who have status and political power in the society. Poet here probably means a spell caster.

The Latin-derived word genius (the source of inspiration, creative power, protective spirit) merged with the Arabic djinn/jinn (جنّ, beings that are hidden or concealed) under the influence of Orientalism in Western culture, becoming the genie in fairytales that grants wishes (like the stories of Aladdin). We pronounce the j-n-n root as "c-n-n" in Turkish. Cennet-Jannah(جَنَّة), meaning heavens, shares the same root. Just as genius came to mean "a person of exceptional intellect," the c-n-n root has its own variation in mecnun-majnun (مَجْنُون), meaning "mad" — yet this madness can be linked to genius. Here, "madness" refers to someone who "thinks with the concealed side," suppressing the rational mind and connecting with the intuitive, feminine, night side of the soul.

The same corruption happened with the word demon. Initially seen as a divine force or an inspirational being, it was later vilified. Islam did what christianity did to daemon and what Zoroastrianism did to daeva (divine beings later ''demonized'') to concept of djinn.

If a Muslim is dealing with a jinn it is most likely a low level parasitic entity. In pre-islamic period, it was a name for muses and guardian spirits.

For more information, members were talking about this here:

https://ancient-forums.com/threads/gaipten-cinlerin-sesini-duymak.299408/#post-1132299

and here:

https://ancient-forums.com/threads/ruhumuzu-parçalara-bölerek-saklamak.292983/page-2#post-1124325
 
I’ve heard from Arabic (moslems) people, that in many Arabic countries there are people who work with Jinns. People makes pact with them, jinns know everything, makes people strong and rich but they want that someone is doing only bad things in return. They believe that they are Demons, but I don’t believe that, it doesn’t sound like our Gods. Who are they really work with ? Are these angels or enemy entities?
The answers to your questions can be found at this link, I strongly recommend that you read it.:

 
planetary spirits mostly and the abusing is at worst here.

muslims in particular have zero respect for anything that's different,
and if they approach a spiritual world they do it out of tyranny, greed or fear.

whatever you heard doesn't even worth your time thinking about it.
 
The word looks close to genius, regardless of any context or what people think. Just on words.
 
The great king paimon is king of jinns and i think jinns are a sort of fairy being with very powerful magical ability they are very sensitive and hate tears and like music and laughter there are process to evoke jinn but i dont know what it is
King Paimon is no doubt probably my favorite Demon and that’s cool to know about Him! I knew He was considered a “Jinn” to some and the original context behind that, but thanks for the added information!
 
King Paimon is no doubt probably my favorite Demon and that’s cool to know about Him! I knew He was considered a “Jinn” to some and the original context behind that, but thanks for the added information!
Thank u onewiththeserpent for replying can u please share some more information about the great king paimon as what does the hidden arts means which he teaches he is a father figure for me he is also my favourite can u please share some more infortmation about HIM if possible as what are the meaning of hidden art and science from his teaching .
 
He’s the most amazing Demon I’ve come to know. He is full of energy and very charismatic and uplifting. He is my go to and my idol. He’s helped me with job promotions, housing issues, financial hangups, visualizations and meditations and so much more. It would take pages to describe the depths of his wonder. I look forward to the day I am ready to receive a familiar from Him. I can see why He is referred to as a Jinn or Genie because He really does work magic.

As far as hidden arts and sciences, I really think it depends on your advancement, interest, knowledge and understanding of what you call arts and sciences. For me it has been understanding quantum physics more than I ever thought possible, or the writings of the emerald tablets for example.

I wish you luck on your journey and relationship with getting to know Him!
 

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