Practical Planetary Magic by David Rankine & Sorita d’Este:
Kedemel has an attractive body or medium size, with an attractive face. His skin is white with a green tinge, and may have also a golden hue. He moves as a star through the heavens. The sign of his appearance is noise like women playing outside the circle.

Kedemel is linked to the planet Venus, which is often associated with love, beauty, harmony, and attraction. However, Kedemel’s influence extends beyond mere romantic or aesthetic concerns. In occult traditions, Kedemel is viewed as a spirit who governs the deeper, more esoteric aspects of Venusian energy, such as the balance between desire and restraint, the creation and appreciation of art, and the pursuit of spiritual love.

Unlike more well-known spirits associated with Venus, such as Anael, Kedemel operates in a more subtle way. This spirit is believed to have a dual nature, embodying both the light and shadow aspects of Venus. This duality makes Kedemel able to aid in both the fulfilment of desires and the understanding of the deeper, sometimes darker, motivations behind those desires.

Kedemel’s origins are not as widely documented as those of other planetary spirits, but references can be found in various grimoires and occult texts. These texts often describe Kedemel as a spirit of the second sphere of Venus, making it an intermediary between the material and spiritual realms. In this role, Kedemel helps bridge the gap between earthly desires and higher spiritual aspirations.

The purposes for invoking Kedemel may include enhancing personal magnetism, attracting love or friendship, and developing artistic talents. However, Kedemel’s influence is not limited to positive outcomes; like all spirits, it can be invoked for the opposite purpose, such as manipulating emotions or causing discord in relationships.

Kedemel is often invoked by those who seek to harness the deeper, more transformative aspects of Venusian energy. This might involve rituals aimed at enhancing one’s ability to attract love or wealth, but it can also extend to more profound spiritual work, such as exploring the nature of desire or cultivating a sense of inner harmony.

Rituals involving Kedemel often include traditional Venusian correspondences, such as the use of copper, green candles, and symbols like the rose or the pentagram. The timing of these rituals is also significant, with Fridays (the day ruled by Venus) and the hours of Venus being particularly auspicious for invoking Kedemel’s energy. One of the key aspects of working with Kedemel is understanding the spirit’s dual nature. Practitioners are advised to approach Kedemel with a clear intention, as this spirit can amplify both positive and negative energies. For those who seek to work with Kedemel, it is crucial to maintain a balanced mindset, as this will help align with the spirit’s energy in a harmonious way.