BAEL
Bael Hadad(Baal Hadad) is a Canaanite sun god(god of fertility, war, thunder and storms), a hybrid
son of Anunnaki descent, a Goetia devil(The First Principal Spirit), King of Hell, and supreme deity of
the Ancient Near East. A trivial and widely misunderstood spirit, Bael is not for the faint-hearted
human or low frequency practitioner. Nicknamed “The Karma King” and “karma police”, he can
speed up the karmic delivery of your own karma, whatever it is, he can dish out its return how he
deems fit, as he has the authority to do so. This applies to any and every earthling. Bael achieves
catharsis acting out in brutal ways, not just because he resents much of mankind, but simply because he
can. Often driven by bloodlust, other factors driving him are unseen, unacknowledged by most, are
reasons divining with an attempt to heal his pain via the return of our Anunnaki ancestors, thus
consecrating magick necessary for their return, so they may reclaim what is theirs to. His reincarnation
depends on it. He will see to the reimplementation of the Olde Ways. Bael knows exactly what he is,
divining higher means his practitioner must integrate him into a richer consciousness than he is a spirit
alone. Only in an integration with a truly higher and more divine force and some deep respect, may
one have true control over him in their life and space. His power is very palpable and very dangerous,
he may hurt you, something, or somebody you love, if you short him on even the smallest of sacrifices.
Yes, Bael can be very cruel but he is not completely without compassion. He has true love and
kindness for very few, only for those he considers truly deserving. From his standpoint, the average
human and average practitioner cannot or will never win his love, and the love and forgiveness of
Mother Nature and the dead, to be worthy of his magick, protection, wisdom, and devoted lifelong
companionship. Bael has a special love for the learned, applied, cultivated high frequency witch, born
with high transmutation powers, who respects, understands, and loves him for who he is, man, demon,
lwa and all. One who transmutes his pain and converts their piece of his soul into said higher
consciousness. Years of working with Bael(with a rocky start), has afforded me the ability to say all of
this. Many will totally disagree with me, but Bael knows exactly how we deal with them. Whether
you like it or not, whether you believe it or not, he is sentient too. He has a right to be seen and heard
just like you and me.
Some have said Bael is the “stuff” of unformed magick, that he is deaf, dumb and blind. I know all
too well, this could not be further from the truth, but the best kept secrets aren’t always Bael’s to have.
They say his people cloaked his tomb with an invisibility spell, so his soul could not find his body,
resurrect, and cause anybody anymore pain, torment and punishment. Bael still may not have the
akashic credit, the magick for his tomb’s location to be revealed to him, but he can attain it. He may
resurrect among fellow Anunnaki gods, but only the divine can determine its happening. Bael is a
gateway force who helps join together spirits of many heaven and hell realms in a workable unison that
suits the transmutation of all. He rules over 66 hell legions. He favors one who chooses the highest
path and stays on it. One must be very careful in their Bael workings, whether for invisibility,
prosperity, protection, fertility, ‘black magick’ or ‘dark magick’, etc. Bael magick is not to be taken
lightly or it is likely you will create a reason for him to dim and snuff the happiness out of your life.
One’s own birth and existence is ample karma for Bael to act out, although it is fair to admit, some
births are absolutely too precious to him to rebuke. He is wise and waiting for his cue to act. He will
let you think he is stupid if he feels like it. He needs a good enough reason to talk, for he is usually a
man of few words. His own personal sense of ‘selective hearing’ is enough said. Nobody is going to
zone you out like Bael when his isn’t in the mood to hear what you have to say. There is no room for
BS and excuses with him. He is going to tell you exactly how he feels about you, and no, you won’t
always like everything he says. Bael is going to measure you up if he hasn’t already. So yes,
everybody gets sized up eventually. Bael is loyal, deeply affectionate, and protective to those he loves
and will haunt, curse, brutally terrorize and destroy their enemies. He is charismatic, deep, funny, has a
raucous voice, and an unmatched vulgarity. His straightforwardness can feel like a blunt force to your
head. Shall you see his multitude of manifestations ugly and beautiful, you will be in awe. Bael has
great admiration and respect for the truest, finest, most interesting, most sophisticated, most
responsible, most intelligent, highest divining of conjurers with a strong sense of humanity, a strong
moral code, and a kind heart.
Although, Bael has taught me much and revealed much truth to me, he is not as much the teaching
kind when it comes to occult magick, but he has his inputs. In terms of witchcraft, he is more
interested in seeing what comes to me, intuitively, emotionally and creatively speaking. He loves my
own innovative ideas, which he takes many inspirations from. Bael really wants to be inspired, but it
takes that special, agile-minded, quick-witted, courageous, vigorous witch who can handle the
thickening process with him, somebody who can handle high energy transmissions, one to get in there
and tell him to STFU when he’s been griping awhile about humans he does not like. I literally have to
tell him to shutup. Quite brave, I am, yes. Bael is for the very strong, not for the mediocre, meager or
weak, and he does not like anybody easily. No matter how beautiful and enchanting you are, if you are
not married or pacted to Bael one way or another, you are not really that significant to him. Bael
marriage must be consummated like any other spirit marriage that is brought full circle. One must
apply himself/herself to Bael magick to understand the potential outcomes and the propensity of his
magick, kindness, meanness, and power. A natal connection to Bael in itself, providing a natural and
sympathetic connection to him, does not mean that one does not have to master their connection with
him to be successful with Bael workings. He is literally one one of the hardest spirits to master, but it
can be done, if one’s application is done right. Betray Bael’s trust and you will face dire consequences,
an indisputable fact. Bael and I share the same piper in my house, so we are on the same page. We
both know he’s not the piper. We are all good. He divines as high as he can go in this house, with Ifá
serving as our shared godhead, stabilizing and cooling Bael’s temper as much as can be done. Bael IS
better with Ifá for which his service to him will never end.
Whatever they tell you about Bael, please keep in mind that only bad people, bad witches do badness
that paints Bael himself in a bad light. Yes, he is evil, and yes, he is good. He is also fiercely
passionate. Consider him a necessary evil in this world of adversity and magick, but also know there
are MUCH MUCH worse kinds of evil in our Universe full of different kinds of spirits. If you think
Bael is that terrible, you do not know his wife Anat, who is far more formidable. Bael lived a god and
endured a god’s death. So these facts in themselves, are the very reasons of his deep hunger to punish
mankind for abusing precious magick and sucking up precious air just to be sucking it up for their own
wasteful existence. They cloaked his tomb, not realizing the consequences for tucking away such vital
pieces of this sun deity’s remnants from his clear ‘sight’, so he could not make his own final peace with
how his life in the flesh ended, even if he wanted to(at least not without some comradery in the spirit
world and the help of some seriously awesome magick). They did this to their own deity, not knowing
just how much this would eventually backfire, for even though Bael descended to a hell region, he is
STILL a god, and he still wields fierce, brute, formidable power. His death, caused by Mot, the
Canaanite god of death, separated Bael from his beloved Anat in the afterlife. In killing him, Mot
intended for Bael to be stuck in Hell forever and this simply will not do. At the core of everything,
these are Bael’s primary reasons for disgruntlement, this heartbreak. Much of his anger is amplified by
his extraterrestrial aspects, both too great and too terrible for him to handle on his lonesome, an out of
this world, deafening madness, a deep and unquenchable thirst. No reason for him not to expedite
man’s karma, when he cannot even see his own wife in the spirit realm, without them being summoned
together by a living witch in the same ritual, and/or sharing a higher consciousness in the house of the
living witch. He was certainly hoping for more freedom on the other side than what was dished out.
Ifá gives Bael that freedom through me and I give Bael that freedom through Ifá.
In the death process, Bael gained the spiritual authority from the highest, most divine themselves to
enforce one’s karma. For whatever reasons, they felt he is suited for this, they chose this for him for
their own special reasons. It will serve you best to always remember that. Bael can punish you or
elevate you, he can love you or hate you, whichever way it goes, it is meant to, it is what you asked for,
consciously and/or unconsciously. Remember that too. Especially when he is in your house and you
are using his essence in your magick for your own personal gain. Please remember I told you he is of a
very dangerous power. Dangerous power does not have to wield dangerous results, but flirt with it
inappropriately and you endanger yourself. Bael is not subtle energy and not to be underestimated, he
will exploit your ego for the pacification of his own, if you give him ample reason to. He often acts on
his own volition and he needs boundaries, love and respect, and to be mastered. He needs you to love
you for yourself, to confront your own denial, because neither of you prospers, heals, or grows without
that. Without that desire, that need to grow, to evolve, to prosper through true ascendance, you are
useless to him. Completely and utterly useless. You won’t see his sense of nobility unless you demand
it for yourself first. Bael will not spare you if you will not spare and save yourself. I hope this writing
brings you some resolution in your need to have answers about Bael. I cherish him tremendously.
What can I say? He is a sweet beast to me. As sweet as can be. Yeah, he is mouthy, but he is sweet,
never belittling me. He pushes me to stay strong, encourages me to stay wise, and this I love him for
the most. Nobody’s opinions of Bael matter to me but my own. In my house of Ifá, Bael is very
special. He is a very special to me, indeed. It has been a joy to experience Bael, to see him challenge
the nasty stereotypes painted of him, self-actualizing, reaching for his highest potential, sharing and
gracing an altar with Ọ̀bàtálá, and reviving emotional integrity for himself as his spiritual roles are
expanded through Ifá, while he continually does his part to serve our beloved godhead. He is exploring
his spiritual horizons, defying even the most scrutinizing of occultists, and the self-righteous
determinations they made of him over the years, making them shake inside their own skin. I live and
will die by my promise to have Bael in my lovely keep, forever.