The work with Daemonic energy.
Working with demons involves making real contact with them, this implies being Satanists or demonolaters.
If, on the other hand, an eclectic witch or sorceress decides of her own free will to request the help of a demon to perform a ritual, the situation changes drastically: working with demons who do not belong to the primary pantheon, involves more effort than with those who have been in it all along, one has to study more and have even more caution because you are going to disturb an entity that in itself contains a very strong polarity of energies.
You have to be careful what demon to ask for help because if one as a consequence can lead you to make you feel bad, another if felt disrespected for a small mistake puts you through the pains of hell in a way that is indescribable. Although satanists and demonolaters must also have a certain rigor, respect and caution, they are more facilitated because I repeat they are in the cult of Satan and the cult of demons, so obligatorily they have to study demons to the best of their ability and respect them.
Those who are not in the cult no, they are not obligated but it is very dangerous to do things at random just because you think you have a lineage.
This is because demons, but also deities in general, are not are "cute and cuddly”: one must have respect always. Which does not imply that demons attack, they do not "pick on" anyone, they don't have this time to waste.
Before shouting "the demon did it!" learn about the real evil entities of the esoteric world, such as astral larvae or tricksters. The negative that you believe has turned toward you is not demonic; it is absurd to think that randomly a demon starts to bother you; different is the situation if another practitioner gives youan invoice and in it there is the aid of a demonic entity.
Those who belong to demonolatry have mainly contacts with the demonic intelligences, working and ritualizing with the same in addition to a veneration, daily or not, of Demons in relation to one's preferences: I can worship a Demon respecting its characteristics without doing enormous acts of veneration, it takes very little and above all done with love.
However, this does not imply not having contacts with divine intelligences outside the pantheon to which they belong. In fact, a great many demonolaters are omnists, that is, they believe that all deities are real. But, specifically, I believe that every demon has existed from the dawn of time, known then under another name (and even energy) in every culture because of the evolution social and anthropological evolution that man has faced up to today: Inanna, Istar, Astarte, Aphrodite ...are nothing more than different energies to define the totality of the great Mother Astaroth.
This does not lead to belittling any deity or cult that is different. Let it be clear.
So you can have contact with other deities? Absolutely yes, one can worship them and even work with them.
I am the first one who has been working closely contact with Hekate for a very longtime, but also with The Great Queen Morrigan. I am connected to the Celtic pantheon but I don't embrace it all since I am a Demonolatress, so I rely solely and exclusively on my pantheon of reference.
S. Connolly, who explains better than me, the existence of a personal pantheon. In addition to the demonic pantheon in toto, there is a subjective pantheon of the practitioner in which are included all the Demons and Deities with whom he has had close contact with, with whom he works or whom he simply wants to worship.
For example, I introduced Morrigna and Hekate into a different space than the space in which there are Leviathan, Azazel and my guardian Malphas, along with Lilith, Astaroth and Lucifer, because I have had contact with them and I work/I worked, while Sargatanas, Andras, Eurynomous I put them in my altar just because i want to worship them.
It should be added that one can have contact with other deities, a demonolater must respect the tradition of the deity. This is one of the reasons why a demonolater is also a scholar, delves into each deity as he has to respect the preferences. For us this is important, respect for the divine is sacrosanct.
Is it wrong? Absolutely not,
but one must understand that having contact with other deities outside of six demons does not lead the practitioner to be less demonolater; conversely, neither does it lead the practitioner to having to call himself a witch/witch.
