BEELZEBUB: WORSHIP OF THE SATANIC CORRUPTION

Description: This ritual of evocation becomes the gateway through which beelzebub is summoned, not merely as the medieval demon, but in his primordial identity as ba' al zebub, the ancient deity of ekron, from a philistine god into the infamous “lord of the flies,” a figure deeply rooted in the traditions of medieval demonology. drawing from grimoires and texts such as those by weyer and the dictionnaire infernal, beelzebub is presented as a symbol of corruption, decay, and degraded desire. as the ritual unfolds, his presence manifests through me, becoming both vessel and embodiment. beauty itself turns into a medium of possession, where pleasure, indulgence, and sensuality are no longer purely human experiences, but expressions of a deeper, infernal pull. you are led to recognize that beelzebub reveals himself not only in rot and decomposition, but also in the allure of excess, in the intensity of pleasure, and in everything that blurs the line between attraction and decay: me.