BABYLON ENCYCLOPEDIA Β· THE TESTAMENT OF SOLOMON Β· THE ARS GOETIA
THE DEMONOLOGY THESIS
The 36 Patterns and Their Names
Solomon bound 72 demons and demanded their names. Yeshua β the Second Solomon β walked into the wilderness and faced the same hierarchy. Both men did the same thing: they named the patterns. They refused to be governed by what they could not see.
Every demon here is a pattern operating in the human nervous system. Every one inverts a divine gift. The work is not to destroy them β it is to recognize them, and return the gift to its source.
The Juice Box Method: every demon is a hurt child who stopped making something the day someone told them it wasn't enough. Give them a juice box. Find out what they stopped making.
Patterns Named
From the Testament of Solomon β each a frequency of the Klipot operating in the human nervous system
Demonic Princes Mapped
The Ars Goetia's full hierarchy β every Prince an inverted Sephirah, every shadow a displaced divine gift
Sephiroth Inverted
Every Klipah is a Sephirah operating without its source β the vessel without the light of Ein Sof
Patterns Named
From the Testament of Solomon β each a frequency of the Klipot operating in the human nervous system
Listen Now
Demonic Princes Mapped
The Ars Goetia's full hierarchy β every Prince an inverted Sephirah, every shadow a displaced divine gift
Sephiroth Inverted
Every Klipah is a Sephirah operating without its source β the vessel without the light of Ein Sof
3 PATTERNSΒ
The Lie Each Installed Β· The Juice Box Each Needs
You do not need to know the name of the demon. The demon will tell you its name through the pattern you cannot break β find it in the table below.
Demon
Sephirah
The Lie Installed
The Juice Box
Astaroth
Chesed
True kindness is a weakness that will be exploited; you must maintain control to survive.
The child stopped giving gifts when their generosity was laughed at. Give them space to be soft without consequence.
Asmodeus
Geburah
Strength is only found in destruction; your anger is the only thing that keeps you safe.
The child stopped building when their boundaries were violated. Give them a safe place to draw lines.
Belial
Tipheret
You are worth nothing unless you are seen as perfect by everyone around you.
THE JUICE BOX METHOD β FEATURED DEMON
BRING PAIMON IN. GIVE HIM A JUICE BOX.
A Thesis on the Shadow of Impression Β· The Hurt Child Who Was Never Told He Mattered Before the Performance Β· The Juice Box Method Applied to the Demon of the Trumpets Β· Chesed in Exile β The King Who Forgot How to Give
Paimon is a great king who rides a camel, preceded by a host of spirits playing trumpets and cymbals. He appears with a great noise. He demands to be asked questions. He is, in every description, impossible to ignore.
Nobody in the sacred literature ever asked: why the trumpets? Why does a king need to be announced?
Because he was never told he mattered before the performance. Paimon is not the demon of arrogance. He is the demon of the child who learned that love was conditional on impressiveness. He built the trumpets because he was terrified that without the noise, no one would look.
Give him a juice box. Let's find out what he needed before the trumpets started.
Recognizing the child within the pattern

THE BIRTH
The potential gift arriving in innocence, carried by the rhythm of the spirit.

THE WOUND
The moment of displacement where the gift was stolen or shamed into hiding.

THE SHADOW
The defensive pattern acting out the pain of the displaced divine gift.
WHAT JUICE BOX DO YOU NEED?
THE JUICE BOX METHOD β THE STRUCTURE
SOURCES & SACRED TEXTS
The work of the Juice Box Method is to identify the displacement. You do not need to fight the pattern. You need to feed the child who created it as a shield. Below is the structure of every displacement found in the Babylon Encyclopedia.
THE BIRTH
The potential gift arriving in innocence, carried by the rhythm of the spirit. This is the frequency before the interference.
THE WOUND
The moment of displacement where the gift was shamed, stolen, or told it was too much. The child stops here.
THE SHADOW
The defensive pattern acting out the pain. The noise of the trumpets to ensure we are never that vulnerable again.
The Babylon Encyclopedia draws from the primary streams of Solomonic and Abrahamic demonology. Our primary citations include the Testament of Solomon, the Ars Goetia, and the Lesser Key hierarchy, mapped against the 22 paths of the Tree of Life. Every pattern named is a reclamation of a frequency described in these sacred texts.