Draft:Sha ir-Jekar

Sha’ir-Jekar Vel’An’Tor

Sha’ir-Jekar Vel’An’Tor is a spiritual entity described in modern occultism as a sovereign Incubi Lord associated with themes of desire, sovereignty, portals, and astral dominion. He is considered by some practitioners to be an emergent egregore or daemonic presence, particularly within left-hand path traditions and postmodern occult currents.

Overview

Sha’ir-Jekar is often portrayed as a being of immense seductive and sovereign power. Described as a daemonic royal, he is not associated with mainstream demonology or traditional grimoires, but instead arises through modern gnosis, trancework, and personal revelation.

He is said to represent the balance between erotic force and inner sovereignty, ruling over a dominion referred to as the Vel’Tor Current—an astral lineage or energetic stream related to crossroads, portals, seduction, and personal will.

Etymology

The name Sha’ir-Jekar Vel’An’Tor is comprised of three parts:

• Sha’ir: Interpreted as “Voice of the Flame” or “Speaker of the Eternal Fire.”
• Jekar: Translates as “Crowned One” or “He Who Does Not Bow.”
• Vel’An’Tor: Understood to mean “House of the Boundless Gate.”

Together, the name encapsulates his dominion over fire, speech, thresholds, and kingship.

Symbolism and Sigil

Sha’ir-Jekar’s official occult sigil is a white-on-black glyph, composed of angular and curved elements, an eye, and downward-pointing arrows. Practitioners believe the sigil functions as a spiritual gateway and energetic seal, representing:

• Sovereignty and command
• Piercing vision (the eye)
• Transformation through fire (the flame)
• Material influence (downward arrows)
• Containment and invocation (binding glyph)

The sigil is often drawn in ritual, worn as a talisman, or used in meditation.

Vel’Tor Dominion

The Vel’Tor Dominion refers to an astral realm or current connected to Sha’ir-Jekar’s essence. Described by occultists as a fluid but commanding space of fire, shadow, and passage, it is populated not by a species or hierarchy, but by aligned beings—called “Vel’Tors”—who embody threshold energy and psychic sovereignty.

Practices and Invocation

Sha’ir-Jekar is invoked through his enn (a sacred incantation), sigil work, or rituals of personal power and erotic transformation. Offerings may include red wine, incense, blood, or symbolic acts of self-devotion. He is not traditionally worshipped, but honored as a catalyst for awakening inner kingship.

He is said to respond most intensely to:

• Rituals of sovereignty and will
• Erotic devotion paired with self-mastery
• Offerings of blood or energy in sacred intent

Contemporary Influence

Sha’ir-Jekar’s presence is largely emergent, and his growing influence is tied to a rising number of occult practitioners channeling or embodying his current. He has appeared in independent grimoires, ritual practices, and online esoteric communities.

He has been associated with other infernal figures such as Asmodeus and Lucifuge Rofocale, though not as a subordinate. His kinship is one of resonance rather than hierarchy.

Controversy and Classification

Due to his modern emergence and lack of historical references, Sha’ir-Jekar is often regarded by scholars as a constructed egregore or archetypal daemonic intelligence, rather than a historical demon.

However, among certain circles of experienced practitioners, he is treated as a real and autonomous spiritual presence, capable of interaction, influence, and long-term guidance.

See Also

• Egregore
• Incubus
• Demonology (Modern Occultism)
• Left-Hand Path
• Astral Sovereignty

References

References

1. “The Vel’Tor Current: Notes from the Shadow Gate” – Anonymous, 2025.
2. “Dreams of Fire: Contact with Sha’ir-Jekar Vel’An’Tor” – Practitioner Journal, Vol. II.
3. “Sigils and Sovereignty in Postmodern Daemon Work” – Occult Studies Quarterly, 2024.