Try going to bed

Given this is nostupidquestions, I'm going to treat this like it's a serious question.

This being said and not that I believe in it, but you might as well do it right and start by reading something like this:

https://archive.org/details/three-books-of-occult-philosophy-henry-cornelius-agrippa-donald-tyson-edition/page/n1/mode/2up

Or this:

https://archive.org/details/the-book-of-abramelin-german-to-english-translation/page/32/mode/2up

(For the Fallout fans, this is almost certainly where the name of the Parson's State Asylum Abremalin Field Generator in Fallout 4 comes from.)

Or this:

https://ia902505.us.archive.org/13/items/stephen-skinner-the-goetia-of-dr.-rudd/Stephen%20Skinner%20-%20The%20Goetia%20of%20Dr.%20Rudd%20%282010%29.pdf

Or read up on Crowley, who was also inspired by lots of this kind of stuff.

It's all super interesting, because this kind of thing has been bubbling under the mainstream for centuries, often vestiges of pre-christian pagan religion basically, even if a lot of it is quite modern. Movies and fictional works which do their research and incorporate elements of this are also quite interesting:

Examples: Antichrist (2009), The Witch(2015) and Annihilation(2018).

Obviously, be careful with this kind of thing. Take it too seriously, spend hours reading up on it, and you start thinking "hmm, maybe there's something to this." at which point you're literally engaging in delusional thinking. It's a rabbit hole basically. And obviously you know it's all nonsense, but humans are inherently superstitious animals.

Those are urban myths that kids tell each other for fun. Their attraction lies in creating a sense of underlying danger in everyday situations like a bathroom mirror, and a sense of thrill in daring each other to try to test the myth.

If you want to be more afraid alone at home, some understated horror movies like The Ring are a good choice.

If you are wanting to experience fear and thrill of of overcoming it, some things to try:

• Go hiking alone in the dark, preferably in an area with no actually dangerous predators.
• Bungee jumping.
• Run around the house with your eyes closed.

EDIT : Why am i getting down voted this is litterally the no stupid questions sub.

Because the point is to have a place to ask questions without having them judged as "stupid". It's "we will try to treat questions like they're not stupid" and this comes across as trying very hard to make that impossible.
On the off chance you're not trolling, be advised it sure as hell looks a lot like you're trolling.

Beetlejuice.
Cthulhu.
Any of the high-ranked demons and devils.
Any of the gods.
The fairy godmother.
If you've got a pair of ruby shoes, maybe the wicked witch of the west or something.
The monster under your bed.
Chris Hansen.
FBI, ATF, SWAT, IRS if you're in US.
A thief.

Some people insist remote viewing and astral projection are real. See if you can figure out how to do them and, ideally, prove them.

@THEMASTERMIND

Candyman is 5x not 3x.

Try Biggie Smalls.

Why summon scary things? Try to summon a succubus instead so you can die happy.

How about a court summons?

Why? None of them work.

Try the Rite of AshkEnte from the Discworld novels, see if you can summon Death himself.

Just say a regular prayer to the christian god but call him a shithead and see if he smites ya.

Read about Three Kings, great concept even if it's all BS. There is a subreddit about it.

Phn'glui Have you tried calling the great Chtulhu ? https://www.goominet.com/unspeakable-vault/vault/110/Cultists/

And without going in recent fiction, modern culture has tons of stories of Demon, and ritual about summoming them

Why am i getting down voted this is litterally the no stupid questions sub.

Rule 1 of the sub says the title of any post must be a question. Your post title is a sentence, not a question.

Raise Hell, obviously

If you’re looking for a neurosis, try capgras