Invocation of Any Goetia Demon - Numbers: 37-72 - Print on Hand-Made Parchment, by Soror Vanarotha- 6 pages

This printed invocation is not presented as a modern booklet, but as a ritual fragment — a document intended to feel removed from time, as though extracted from a working grimoire rather than manufactured as a product.

The text appears as a section of a larger ceremonial manuscript, maintaining the formal structure, measured language, and hieratic rhythm characteristic of traditional Goetic workings. It is designed to be read, handled, and used rather than merely collected.

Printed on handmade, deckle-edge paper, each copy consists of three separate sheets (six printed pages). The texture of the paper carries visible fiber, irregular edges, and a natural weight that reinforces the impression of an authentic occult document. Ink rests deeply in the surface, allowing the text to appear grounded and deliberate, suitable for altar placement or ritual handling.

The invocation itself follows a classical ceremonial tone, addressing the Goetic intelligences not through haste or dramatization, but through ordered speech, authority, and disciplined intent. The layout and formatting echo traditional ritual documents, making the piece feel like a working page from a practitioner’s personal archive.

This item is intended for:

• ceremonial use

• contemplative reading

• altar display

• inclusion in a personal grimoire or ritual portfolio

It is not a mass-produced booklet, but a ritual print, consciously limited in form and presentation.

Details:

• Title: Invocation of Goetia Demons

• Author: Soror Vanarotha

• Format: ritual document / manuscript fragment

• Paper: handmade, deckle-edge (cotton / rag style)

• Contents: 3 sheets / 6 printed pages

• Language: English

• Style: traditional ceremonial, Goetic, esoteric

This invocation is offered as a tool of alignment and articulation, preserving the atmosphere of classical demonological texts while remaining clear, composed, and intentional in its construction.