Its actually spelled Djinn. I imagine you'd have to perform a summoning/conjuring ritual. The Djinn you summon will most likely not help you if he/she believes you are not worthy of aid.
Not only that but theres the whole challenging story. You have to beat them at something like 3xs and then they can always call redo 3 more times. B.S. Then if they have any grudge against you once you free them theyll just destroy you. Also theres a question all djins have different ones and supposively they can kill you just for asking them it.
Ive only been able to find sites with the same djin summons. So i would be interested in finding a book or list of names if possible. Keep in mind they can only please you to the extent of their power, if money appears, its probably coming from someones bank, or itll disappear after you free the djin. My speculations are that theyre just illusion masters though.
"We are not creatures" everything is or nothing is because we can't call certain beings creatures and call others by they're proper names.
Nothing likes to be called a creature but that's what we all are be it human Djinn witch or other. Don ot take it so personally.
Ermm you just think you are going to invoke djinn and he will make yours wishes come true?Very absurd,since humans have greater will power then any entity,you use yours will
And very interesting,i found black djinn,they have affinity towards any black element and are master of curses and hexes
i even found a way to invoke them
ialsways thought that Djinn (or however you spell it) were misconcieved tricksters. i mean the word djinn (or jinn) has always made me feel somewhat safe and stuff. Aren't they embodiments of nature????
So, what are “Djinn”? Djinn (or Genies, Jinn, Jinni, D-jinn, along with many other spellings) are the race of spiritual beings created by the gods before mankind. They were the first masters of the earth: mankind being the second. As men were made from clay, the Djinn were made from fire. Even today, they often materialize as subtle (smokeless) fire. The Djinn are creatures of free will, and are capable of both good deeds, as well as dark and evil ones. Although invisible to humans, the Djinn are able to see humans, and may choose to appear to humans if they so desire. Djinn are mass-less creatures, capable of fitting into any size space they desire, which is what allows them to be bound to items such as lamps and rings. The Djinn have communities much like humans: they eat, marry, die, etc. They follow the same religions as humans do, and have the same ranks in armies as humans do, although Djinn live much longer lives than humans do. Because they are made from subtle fire, Djinn may manifest themselves as humans, animals (usually preferring a snake), fire, or any other object. Djinn are very powerful creatures, capable of granting humans any wish they desire. However, before a Djinn grants a wish, it must love and care for the particular human, and respect and recognize it as its master. If the human is too hasty, and attempts to abuse the Djinns powers, the Djinn may pervert and twist the humans wishes against them.
