They say Buddha rode a tiger (Mara?) across the Earth.
I am highly biased toward communing with the Most High and not summoning any type of spirits, however, as a young poet I once imitated French poet Baudelaire writing a poem about a kind of beautiful Lilith, I'm not sure I believe in the effectiveness of summoning (no offense) but strangely enough I did meet a woman fitting this description with many super natural qualities. Who knows(?), life is stranger than fiction as it is... She sort of reminds me of the Witch in that move it think its Suicide Squad?.. Anyway, after spending a lot of time with her after we separated I wrote another poem, being sort of sad, and (not knowing anything about rituals or summonings, and quite honestly not entirely believing or having personal knowledge of their effectiveness at least not in written form) I wrote this poem at the top saying "Bring me the Floating Lily" and just writing a romantic poem about an imaginary kind of hippie version of character I suppose, and seriously walking down the street 15 minutes later I met the exact girl I was thinking of who called herself Lily Pad. How Effing weird is that?! Seriously I still don't have sufficient knowledge or experience to believe this sort of thing is real (although i've been wrong on such matters before) but you can't make this stuff up! Thats seriously strange! I never really heard of this--I was just writing poetry and reflecting on romance and religion. Sort of a cool idea. I've definitely had a lifelong relationship with them that's been very beneficial to my positive, righteousness oriented, spiritual growth... so supposing it were true I guess they can be pretty good friends too. That being said I guess that I have a pretty high or unique Nashama (a level of Soul drawn down when the aspirant achieves connection to God). I suppose that although Solomon was said to control all Djinn's and use them for holy purposes, it's probably not a good idea to try to control Djinn.