The Dictionary of Demons by M. Belanger | Demonology Reference Book

Many spiritual practitioners believe that learning about demons is not about seeking contact with them, but about developing discernment. Understanding the stories, symbolism, and traditional descriptions found in historical texts can help practitioners recognize themes that appear in spiritual literature, strengthen their own protective practices, and make informed decisions about the traditions they choose to follow.

Expand your knowledge of demonology, folklore, and occult history with The Dictionary of Demons by M. Belanger. This comprehensive reference explores the names, origins, legends, symbols, and historical accounts of demons and spirits as they have appeared throughout religious texts, mythology, grimoires, and folklore from around the world.

Whether you are a student of the occult, ceremonial magic, comparative religion, or esoteric traditions, this book serves as an invaluable resource for understanding the cultural and historical roles these entities have played across centuries.

The book also examines the characteristics, titles, and associations attributed to various demons in historical sources, making it a useful companion for those researching spiritual protection, grimoires, or the history of Western esotericism.

Features

• Written by M. Belanger
• An extensive alphabetical reference of demons from historical and occult sources
• Explores mythology, folklore, grimoires, and religious traditions
• Valuable for students of demonology, ceremonial magic, and esoteric studies
• A helpful research tool for building a deeper understanding of occult history

Whether you're researching ancient texts, exploring esoteric traditions, or building a well-rounded occult library, The Dictionary of Demons is an essential reference that encourages thoughtful study and informed spiritual practice.