Bune

How Can Bune Help You?

  • Bune helps acquire wealth.
  • Can be helpful to those looking for work, promotions, setting up new businesses, or taking your current business to the next level.
  • Bune can give eloquence in speech and a flair for words.
  • Because of the benefits you could have with eloquence in speech and promoting yourself, Bune is often recommended to those who wish to be elevated in a public space, such as for popularity.
  • Bune is a great necromancer.
  • Bune is a Demon you should consider working with consistently to help you acquire knowledge of how you can become a better person.
  • A goddess who will help you grow in experience and wisdom.

The traditional description of this Demon from the Grimoires

  • Bune is mentioned within the Pseudomonarchia Daemonum, the Lesser Key of Solomon, and several other grimoires and rightfully so. This powerful demon is able to grant wishes without exhibiting any overt malevolence upon the conjuror. It is however worth noting that his infernal army is especially evil.
  • Bune is a demon who is a Great Duke in hell with dominion over thirty legions of lesser demons. The legions of lesser demons under his command are referred to as “Bunis”. He is able to grant the wishes of the conjuror in a true manner. Among the gifts which he can grant are the wisdom, wealth, and eloquence.
  • He is a day demon who is mentioned as the 26th within the Ars Goetia.
  • He is able to move the bodies of dead people from tombs and burial sites where his legions of lesser demons subsequently replace it.
  • He is is described as being especially eloquent and possibly having set the standards for ancient Egyptian culture

Best correspondences for Bune:

  • Also called Bime
  • Zodiac Position: 5- 9 degrees of Leo
  • July 28th-August 1st
  • Tarot Card: Varies as some say 5 of Rods, others Nine of wands
  • Candle color: Orange/Green
  • Plant: Orange
  • Planet: Sun
  • Metal: Gold
  • Element of Fire
  • Rank: Duke
  • Bune is a Day Demon and governs 30 legions of spirits
  • The 26th demon
  • Incense is said to be sandalwood

Sigil of Bune:

RITUALS & TOOLS

  • Day for rituals: Many say Friday at sunrise is best for working with Bune. Working in the hour of Venus should be considered if possible
  • Gold objects
  • Earth Element
  • Candles & Colors:
    • In demonolatry, we offer Green
    • Other suggest Orange Candles
  • Food Offerings: It is said Bune enjoys offerings of fruits and cakes.
  • Alcohol offerings: Many say Rum
  • Incense: Sandalwood
  • Blood.
  • Sharing the word of his greatest will always get his attention.
  • Divination: to receive Bunes message, you may need to use some type of divination tool. Pendulum, black mirror. Remember Bune is all about necromancy, and if you have a medium in your group, they will be able to communicate with Bune directly and easily.

Rituals & Spells with Bune

Bune can be invoked for necromancy, granting wisdom, eloquence, sophistication, and riches. It is preferable that a medium be used to conjure him due to his association with the dead. Such a person would typically have an already existent relationship with the demon by virtue of delving within its realm.

Items Required:

  • Sandalwood for incense
  • Blood
  • Orange / Green / Black candles
  • The demon’s sigil
  • Items of gold
  • Food
  • Red wine / Rum
  • A black mirror may be needed in cases of necromancy

Ritual Time: This demon is strongest between July 28th and August 1st.

Precautions:

  • As with other demons, one must protect themselves sufficiently by entering a protection circle and invoking the energies of the elements.
  • For this demon, it is also thought that working repeatedly causes the conjuror to become greedy as he is associated with food and drink as well.
  • The demon must be accorded the necessary respect even if there is no immediate threat of malevolence as this increases the likelihood of desirable outcomes.

Steps:

  • It is necessary that the conjuror engages in meditation or breathing exercises in order to balance chakras.
  • The demon’s sigil should be prominently displayed at the center of the altar and the lit candle placed at its center.
  • The demon likes offerings of food and alcohol as well as sandalwood incense.
  • When offering these during the first conjuration, one should chant the following prayer:

“I invoke and move thee, O thou, Spirit Bune, and being exalted in the power of the Most High, I say unto thee, Obey! in the name Beralensis, Baldachiensis, Paumachia, and Apologiae Sedes: and of the mighty ones who govern, spirits, Liachidae and ministers of the House of Death: and by the Chief Prince of the seat of the Apologia in the Ninth Legion, I do invoke thee and by conjuring thee, and being exalted above ye, in the power of the Most High, I say unto thee, Obey! in the name of he who spake and it was, to whom all creatures and things obey. Moreover I, whom God made in the likeness of God, who is the creator according to his living breath, stir thee up in the name which is the voice of wonder of the Might God, El, strong and unspeakable, O thou Spirit Bune.”

  • Chanting the demon’s enn three times will cause him to appear in the smoke of the offerings. For necromancy purposes, a black mirror may be used for his manifestation.
  • The demon must be similarly dismissed with the respect accorded to other otherworldly entities conjured up.