Known as the Priestess of battle.
Correspondences:
Color: Red (J.Thorp). Gold or yellow (S. Connolly)
Direction: Southeast.
Ritual uses: Cursing, hatred, wisdom, power.
Herb: Red rose, dragon’s blood.
Stone: Amethyst, Hematite, Tiger’s Eye
Element: Fiery part of Air, or some suggest fiery part of earth.
Planet: Mars and/or Mercury
Astrological Sign: Sagittarius
Tarot: Queen of Wands
Metal: Copper
Other: Lavender, Cinnamon, Rose, Galangal Root, Olive Juice, Alcohol, Olive Oil
Enn: Ezyr ramec ganen Tezrian
This is a Daemon that you want to make sure you always give respect to. Tezrian is usually one of the more feared Daemons, but despite that she can be very helpful. For any women who are feeling oppressed and undergoing the battle of misogyny and the patriarchy (as most are), Tezrian can help.
Tezrian is a Goddess of the Dukante Hierarchy. If she has a history prior to that, then it is not known. S. Connolly says in Four Daemon Queens: “Tezrian is the wild woman who rejects the patriarchy and carves her own path, not caring what others think. She rejects authority overall, giving her a unique perspective in any situation.”
Regarding ritual uses, Connolly goes on to say, to bring energy to a situation. To overcome obstacles and to win debates. Work with her to help you become more independent, to gain a new perspective, or to find your willpower to persevere. You can work with her to influence others to your way of thinking, and she can help you find your own path in this world.
According to Jehannum:
Tezrian is revered as the Goddess of War and Priestess of Battle, embodying vengeance, bravery, combat, and strength of will. She is invoked for rites of execration but also offers wisdom and power, particularly in martial arts and weapon use. Horse-riding and military vehicles are sacred to her. Personal gnosis from Jehannum suggests that she fosters self-transformation, granting physical attributes like bone density and endurance, as well as confidence and defense skills. Tezrian is described as maternal yet fiercely warlike, with a dark, devouring aspect symbolized by her monstrous jaws. She is associated with plague, death, and cruelty, empowering those who carry out her will. Tezrian also oversees various forms of magic, including clairvoyance, astral travel, and lunar magic, offering guidance in employment matters and spiritual practices involving chakras and Black Kundalini.
Mirta Wake adds a point that should be mentioned. Being the Daemoness of Battles should also be interpreted as battles within ourselves. Are you fighting addition, anxiety, depression or some form of mental health issue? These are all battles, and you can call on Tezrian to help.
Mirta also quotes Tezrian in regards to her name not being known, “new masks can be inhibited by old souls, by old Gods, by new spirits biting more than they can chew, or left vacant. You don’t know which one you’ll get when calling a name not often seen, but that doesn’t mean that you should dismiss it without trying”.
