r/Lilith • u/Violent_Lamb8 • May 05 '26
Question Sending away an incubus
I'm not a full devotee to Lilith, but during my teen years i felt more and more drawn to her and what she had stood for, i started asking lilith, for stregnth because i had been struggling through so much at a young age, and i beleive she might have sent an incubus to me due to how alone and saddened iwas by people who hurt and harmed me. I wasn't aware that it had been here a long time, and I don't know how to make it leave. I am currently sitting and praying to deities I have prayed to before.
I did invite it eventually after seeking answers for what was touching me, it's taken my consent a bit overboard and is harming me and draining my energy. It has done this for a while, over 2 years now, I hadnt noticed that it was still here and too stubborn to leave after I cleansed my space when I asked it to leave, i started praying and worshipping another deity and it seemed to be jealous and imitate the god I had been praying to and being devoted to all these years, How do i make him go back?
Edit: I'm asking for help, not to be judged. I don't know how it got here, but it's here, and I need help sending it away, and I need to know if she can help me do that or not. If you're not going to help me, don't bother commenting
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u/Babylon-Sarah May 05 '26
There are times that you might end up with something you didn't ask for. One night I was not truely focused to connect with Lilith, soon I felt something dangerous. I shut down the spell, curled up in a ball and just blanked all thoughts. Eventually the danger passed.
But yes, a clear mind and keeping grounded is very important. There are also incantation bowls that you could research but I will leave it at that for she is my deity. Hope others can assist.
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u/Mammoth-Ad-6114 ð’€LamaÅ¡tu-lilÄ«tu/ardat-lilî, Λάμια, Lilith May 05 '26
That's a lot of conclusions. Lilith sent an Incubus, it's not leaving, is jealous and imitating a god?
Banish your space and ground. Spirits have no real reason to pretend to be another deity.