Book of Infernal Contact

By Barry F. Dowling (Author)

For centuries there have been rumours of a Solomonic record that was never meant for public circulation. Not a devotional text. Not a book of pious prayers. Not a theatrical grimoire of fantasy monsters.

A working system.

A structured method for summoning, controlling, and using demonic intelligences attributed to Solomon son of David — preserved in fragments, whispered through courts, and carried quietly by those who stood near power.

The Segulat presents that system in clear, usable form.

This is not a recovered ancient manuscript. It is not a claim that you are holding the original book once sealed in Solomon’s chamber. It is a complete and organised presentation of the structure attributed to him — the doctrine, the rules, the uses, and the consequences.

If you have ever wondered how Solomon “commanded” spirits, this book answers that question in practical terms.
The Segulat does not promise miracles. It does not promise protection. It does not flatter the reader. It explains a rule: influence moves through limits.

The Book of Infernal Contact is the second book in the Segulat series.

If The Segulat explains the structure, this book explains the beings.

The Book of Infernal Contact is not a story collection. It is not horror fiction. It is not mythology retold for entertainment. It is a record of the demonic intelligences attributed to Solomon, organised by function and behaviour.

Each entity is presented as a defined presence. You are told what it governs. What it can influence. What it cannot influence. How it behaves when approached correctly. How it behaves when misused. What it tends to take in return. What signs appear when its influence is active.

These are not cartoon devils. They are not red-skinned monsters with pitchforks. They are forces described as structured intelligences operating under rules.

Some govern authority, reputation, and power.
Some shape desire, attachment, and reconciliation.
Some reveal hidden truth.
Some sever, corrupt, erode, or transform what already exists.
Some change the value of things — money, position, recognition.

None are safe.
None are sentimental.
None work for free.

For readers interested in occult history, this book treats the Solomonic tradition seriously. It presents the beings as part of a system of governance, not superstition. For historians and students of biblical tradition, it offers a structured interpretation of how the legends of Solomon’s authority over spirits may have been understood in practice.

For those struggling in life — with money, status, love, clarity, direction — this book does not promise rescue. It offers knowledge. It shows what kind of force would be approached for a specific outcome, and what that force tends to cost.

Without this book, ritual becomes guessing.
With it, you at least know the name, the function, and the likely consequences.

The Segulat is the foundation of a complete four-book system:
The Book of Infernal Contact.
The Book of Infernal Rituals provides applied workings and formal procedures for engaging those intelligences under structure.
The Book of Infernal Records traces the claimed hidden movement of this system across history, presenting events said to have been shaped by its use.
Together they form doctrine, contact, application, and record.

The Segulat teaches you how to knock without tearing the door from its hinges.
The Book of Infernal Contact tells you who stands behind the door.

None of this is written to impress you.
It is written so that, if you choose to proceed, you understand who or what you are dealing with.

Select from it carefully.
Because once you understand the names and the functions, the old stories about Solomon stop sounding like legend — and start sounding like structure.