THE PRINCES AND LILITH

The role of the princes and Lilith is to assist Satan in ruling his kingdom. Together, they form the principality of Satan, eternally at his side, the only ones granted the privilege of standing before him in person.

Among the princes, Samael, Beelzebub, and Henryel each carry their own distinct presence and way of being. Samael is reserved and sharply objective, speaking only as much as necessary, never indulging in excess words. Beelzebub, by contrast, is impatient and at times openly aggressive, often drawing on images from nature and animals in his teachings, which focus heavily on conflict and battle. Henryel is seen as the most dangerous of them all, yet he remains relaxed, ironic, and occasionally humorous, while always retaining clarity and objectivity in what he says. All three are deeply unpredictable, capable of abrupt and intense shifts in mood.

In his relationship with humanity, Lucifer, the “bearer of Satan’s light,” is a powerful and wise presence, responsible for our spiritual awakening and evolution. He presides over everything related to spirituality and guides our inner growth, though he does so from a more distant position, in keeping with his status as the first prince.

Beelzebub serves as the general of Satan’s armies, leading his legion into battle against lesser demons and standing as the primary defender of Satan’s kingdom. He is revered as a formidable strategist and warrior who leads with unwavering strength.

Samael is the one who maintains the closest contact with humans, overseeing the practical dimensions of our lives, such as professional paths, finances, and day-to-day concerns. He is the prince with whom I feel the strongest resonance.

Henryel, the destroyer demon, is dedicated to the elimination of our enemies, taking great satisfaction in this role. When our enemies are entrusted to him, he embraces the task eagerly and completely.

Lilith, the Queen of all demons, holds a position equal to Lucifer in the hierarchy. She significantly influences our sexual and emotional lives and is often regarded as the great mother who cares for us in these aspects.

In summary, these are the roles of the four Princes and of Lilith. They may indeed be worshipped, provided that such devotion never exceeds the reverence given to Satan himself. Before any prayer addressed to them, it is essential first to acknowledge and salute Satan.

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