Nine Proven Magical Rites

Book: Nine Proven Magical Rites by Marcus Bottomley

This book is a guide to using magic in addressing vital issues and concerns. It tells how you can use magic to a pressing problem, breaking up an undesirable relationship, keeping a troublesome person away from you home, keeping you Partner loyal, making money, etc.

CONTENTS
- Breaking an Unwanted Love or Other Relationship
- Sample Magickal Money Rites
- The Power of the Crossroad Prayer
- To Keep a Vexatious Person Out of your Home
- Magickal Rites for Love

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The Art Practice Of Caballa Magic

Book: The Art Practice Of Caballa Magic by Ophiel

Dion Fortune wrote a great book about the Caballa but told nothing about the practices. This book starts to tell about how to use the Tree of Life, or Practices. It reveals what Dion Fortune left out because she received her Knowledge From a lodge and was not at liberty to give it out. I received the knowledge direct from the inner sources and can give it all out freely.

The newest book in Ophiel’s Art and Practice Series begins with a brief history of the Caballa then examines the Correspondences of the Tree of Life and its symbolism. One of the most interesting chapters offers a unique Interpretation of the Three Pillars, relating them to past, present, and future. The Art and Practice of Caballa Magic provides clear instructions for practical, productive work using the symbols of the Tree of Life in daily life. As always, Ophiel’s accessible language gives fresh insights to the student and a new understanding to the general reader with an interest in the occult. (Ophiel)

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Willow Knot Spell

THE WILLOW KNOT SPELL


To win the love of a young lady, According to the old Gypsy Witch lore,
a young man must go into the woods on Saint Johns Day (mid-
summer) and find some willow twigs that have grown Together into a
knot. With a sharp, white handled knife, he must cut the twigs, put
them into his mouth, and repeat the following incantation with his eyes
Closed.

WILLOW TREE
WILLOW TREE
GIVE ME THE LUCK OF THINE
THEN (NAME OF LOVED ONE)
SHALL Forever BE MINE.

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Knight People The Last Of The Old School Magic Shops

I was spoiled as a fledgling Wiccan. I lived in New Jersey and ended up commuting to high school in Manhattan in the late 80s. In my all traveling I found many used bookstores with vast occult sections, passed by street vendors selling hard to find amulets and I frequented the finest occult shops. Magickal Childe in NYC, and Spellbound in Bloomfield (later to move to Belleville, NJ before closing all together) were “old school” shops where you could get everything you needed for any ritual. I became used to being able to buy candles, oil, alter cloths, alter tools, robes, wands and everything else I needed in one stop. Halcyon days, my friends.

When they closed they were replaced with "New Age" shops that specialized in cheap gemstones, books by Deepak Chopra and self-righteous moralizing. As Barnes and Noble closed down the bookshops, and the old occult shops fell by the wayside I had to find botanicas that catered to Voodoo and Santeria to buy oils, pour through Ren-fest catalogs to seek new Athames and lurk in antique shops hoping some old Warlock’s estate had been acquired. Here in South Carolina the local supposed occult shop is secreted in the back of a weekend flea market known mainly as the place to score stolen goods and the ingredients for methamphetamine production. Needless to say I struggle to find the goods I need.

I resign myself to this because I’d rather struggle to find goods then pay for some hausfrau’s yoga lessons. It may be a pretension but I prefer to buy my materials from those who know what they are actually used for.

Some people are of the same mind and I recently was able to recommend an actual magic shop to someone and thought I would share that recommendation online. I spent a few years in a college town called Middletown in Connecticut which is the home of not only Wesleyan University (where I received my Master’s degree, apropos of nothing) but one of New England’s finest magic shops, Knight People.

Knight people is a small shop but what they lack in size they make up for in quality of their goods and the people who work there. When I was a customer I mainly dealt with one of the co-owners named Melissa who I understand is now an author of supernatural fiction. She is a very nice woman who was knowledgeable and always willing to help you find what you need. The other co-owner is Emile who is also their in house psychic who does astrological charts as well as tarot readings. Also a very pleasant and knowledgeable person.

Again, Knight People is not a large shop but they carry almost all the basics you need. Because it’s a college town their book selection leans heavily toward the younger crowd but I have found some interesting self-published chapbooks there, so it’s worth browsing. Their selection of ingredients for various preparations is also impressive. They, of course, do business online and I urge anyone who is in the position of having to order material from online vendors to consider them.

I have added their store’s link to my blogroll section because I have done business with them for many years and fully endorse them. If you’re in the area pay them a visit, they often hold psychic fairs where some of the area’s better readers ply their trade. But get out of Middletown before winter sets in. Trust me.

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Choosing A Magickal Name

Many people have written me asking me how to come up with a Magickal name. This page is going 2 be short and sweet. So here's a little help 4 you. Well first of all... you can make up what ever name you so choose. Here’s some ideas....

* Medieval names

Look up old Medieval names on Google and you’ll find hundreds of names to choose from such as "Eadred" who was King of the West Saxons or "Cutha" who was another King of the West Saxons. The list goes on and on.

* Astrological names

One good method is to look up your Astrological Constellation. When you find a page that tells about that Constellation.... Look at the names of the Stars in it. Such as the Alpha Star which is the brightest Star of that Constellation. You can use that name or any of the other Star names. Simply find one that appeals to you. You can even change the spelling to fit you taste. For example.... The Aries Constellation.... "Hamal" is the Alpha Star or "Sharatan" is the Beta Star and of coarse "Mesarthim" is Gamma Star. Any one of these names would be great to use. This way you have a Connection with that name. You could even use the Genitive name for Aries which is "Arietis".
But you can choose any Star name... even if it is not your Constellation.

* Dragon names

Yes you can look up Dragon, Serpent or Snake names from novels or movies. Such as "Dracul" which is the Romanian name meaning Dragon or Devil. How about "Chua" which is a Native American Hopi name meaning Snake.

* American Indian names

Once again just as I already stated.... "Chua" which is a Native American Hopi name meaning Snake. There are allot Native American names to choose from.

* Mythical and Folklore names

There and hundreds of these.... I'm not gonna type them out 4 you.... just Google it!

So you see there are so many ways to find a Magickal name to use in your Occult workings.
However you choose your Magickal name.... it does not even have to mean anything as long as it has a nice ring to it. This is about you and no one else.
You can make up a word that does not exist and use it for your name. Like I said.... This is about you!

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