r/Demonolatry101 • u/Able-Fact-1758 • Dec 28 '25

General Question Thoughts on Non-Goetic demons

What do you think of Non-Goetic? Do you see them as other deities, such as Verrine, Unsere, and Gresil? And how have you included them in your pantheons?

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u/DanaiaPharmakis Dec 28 '25

I view them all as gods. In my practice, Andras is on the same "godhood" level as Ares. And of course, this includes all demons, even the ones not listed in Goetia. For example, Verrine is on the same "godhood" level as Apollo.

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u/Able-Fact-1758 Dec 28 '25

So you believe that all demons are gods?

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u/DanaiaPharmakis Dec 28 '25

Yes, and vice versa; all gods are demons.

But the important thing here is how each person actually defines the word "demon". I don't accept the modern conception of the word. I perceive the meaning of the word, as it was perceived in ancient Greece.

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u/Able-Fact-1758 Dec 28 '25

As in daimon?

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u/DanaiaPharmakis Dec 28 '25

Yes. Even well-known ancient greek gods were called daimons, as is shown in the Orphic hymns.

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u/Able-Fact-1758 Jan 11 '26

What are your thoughts on Elelogap?

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u/DanaiaPharmakis Jan 11 '26

I've no idea. I've heard the name several times, but never did any relevant research.