The Spell for Invoking a Supernatural Lover

The Spell for Invoking a Supernatural Lover is an erotic magical rite designed to summon a divine, daimonic, or spectral lover who would provide pleasure, companionship, and protection to the magician. This entity, once bound, could be summoned at will for intimacy or to influence one’s real-world romantic pursuits.

This ritual reflects Hellenistic and Egyptian traditions of binding supernatural beings to human service, where a magician could compel a spirit, god, or daimon to act as their lover. The spell involved anointing the body with a special potion, speaking an invocation, and sleeping in a consecrated space to allow the entity to enter one’s dreams or physical realm.

Cultural Context

Erotic magic played a prominent role in Greco-Roman Egyptian spellcraft, often used to compel the affections of a desired person or attract supernatural lovers. Similar spells appear in Greek and Mesopotamian traditions, where daimones were invoked to act as consorts or protectors. The concept of divine lovers granting favor and power persisted into later esoteric traditions, including medieval and Renaissance grimoires.

Key Components

• A ritual bath, purifying the body before the summoning.
• A sacred oil or perfume, infused with magical herbs.
• A consecrated sleeping space, allowing the spirit to enter dreams.
• An invocation of a chosen deity, daimon, or spectral lover.
• A binding oath, ensuring the spirit’s obedience and presence.

Ritual Process

Preparation & Purification

• The magician bathed in rose water or myrrh-infused oil, ensuring ritual purity.
• A sleeping space was consecrated with incense and sacred inscriptions.
• A wax tablet or lead charm inscribed with the spirit’s name was placed beneath the pillow.

Invocation & Spirit Conjuration

• The magician anointed their body with a specially prepared oil, chanting:
• “By the stars above, by the spirits unseen, I call upon you, [Name], to be my lover and companion. Let your form be revealed to me, let your lips seek mine in longing.”
• The invocation was repeated three times, each time growing softer, ensuring the spirit’s gradual manifestation.
• The magician lay still in complete silence, waiting for signs of the entity’s arrival—
• A shift in the air.
• A whisper or soft touch.
• A dream-vision of the summoned lover.

Binding & Relationship Establishment

• If the entity appeared, the magician sealed the pact by touching the inscribed charm or speaking the spirit’s name aloud.
• A final offering of wine or honey was made, ensuring the spirit remained bound.
• The relationship could then be maintained through further invocations, allowing the magician to call upon the supernatural lover at will.

Cultural Notes

This ritual highlights the Greco-Roman Egyptian belief in summoning spirits for companionship, protection, and magical advantage. The combination of erotic attraction, dream magic, and supernatural servitude suggests that practitioners sought both romantic fulfillment and spiritual empowerment.