The Abyss And Tabaet A Study Of Adversarial Mythology In Magick

Book: The Abyss And Tabaet A Study Of Adversarial Mythology In Magick by Michael Ford

The purpose of the following essay is to not only examine masks worn by the fallen angels throughout history as well as to examine the etymology of the spirit of self-liberation and opposition from the praxis of occult thought. The very passing of power in the Circle of Witchcraft and Sorcery is the averse way of bringing into union Daemon and Man, the intent of the Adversary is life and the immortality of the spirit. As “Luciferian Witchcraft” and “Liber HVHI” provide a foundation of sorcery which incorporates an interwoven praxis of antinomianism and self-deification, the essential origins of the Daemonic Feminine and Masculine should be further understood by its origins.

What is regarded as common knowledge depicts that the Luciferian spirit, what is found are the associative traits and that the Adversary has existed long before Christianity. The Avestan texts as well as the Denkard provide a wealth of knowledge of Ahriman from a right hand path point of view, consider as such a veil which can only be passed through by the Great Work of initiation.

The names and cultural expressions of the Adversary are briefly explored as an introduction, from the ancient Persian, Hebraic and even Norse, the Adversary appears in each. As tempter, war maker, wisdom bringer and devouring predatory spirit. Look to the common aspects which make the Opposer as a force of initiation.

Lucifer/Ahriman/Samael is a spirit which is made viable through the Adept his/herself, this force is expressive of the individual, thus each manifestation unique as the initiate in question.

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The Nature Of Magic An Anthropology Of Consciousness

Book: The Nature Of Magic An Anthropology Of Consciousness by Susan Greenwood

This work is an anthropological study of magic and Consciousness conducted through an examination of nature spiritualities. Often collectively termed ‘nature religion’, nature spiritualities are concerned with developing intense personal
relationships with nature, as demonstrated by my own encounter with the Snowdonian elements above. In Western cultures, nature, the earth, or ‘the environment’ as it is now frequently called, has been progressively devalued by some dualistic conceptions of the universe that separate humans from nature. A definition of the environment as ‘all material entities which exist on planet Earth but which are not human’ reveals the fundamental separation between humans and the natural world (Simmons, 1993:1). The central theme of this work is to examine how practitioners of nature spiritualities overcome this cultural alienation and relate with nature as a living and inspirited cosmos.

The sociologist Max Weber observed that the ‘fate of our times’ was characterized by rationalization, intellectualization and, above all, by the ‘disenchantment of the world’ (1948:155). Through the use of Friedrich Schiller’s disenchantment phrase, he was referring to the degree in which rationalization had displaced Magical Elements in modern Western societies (Gerth and Wright Mills, [1948] 1970:51). Non-Western cultures have not been so affected and the anthropologist Victor Turner has astutely noted that African thought, which consists of autonomous linked world-views, ‘embeds itself from the outset in materiality’, but this materiality is ‘not inert but vital’ (1975:21).

The methodology that I adopt for this research is one of direct involvement. I have dealt at length with the complexities of conducting anthropological fieldwork from a participatory approach in previous works. This is notoriously difficult when studying magic due to the varying and often derogatory attitudes to what is seen as the non-rational and non-logical in Western social science.

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Practical Magickal Evocation

Book: Practical Magickal Evocation by Malcolm Mcgrath

Practical Magickal Evocation is designed to change the physical plane, in order to bring it under your 'will'.

By using magick, and changing the physical, we can enjoy all the material comforts that life has to offer. Practical Magickal Evocation explains how to summon Maserial, Icosiel, Emoniel, Bydiel, Aseliel and other Spirits. There are basically two ways of summoning an entity or working with energy: "Evocation" and "Invocation." Spiritual evocation is summoning an entity whether it be a Demon, spirit, deceased person, or elemental and the being appears outside of the operator. When working with energy, the energy is always on the outside of the operator and never inside his/her body. With evocation, there is never a direct tie or connection.

Invocation is taking the spirit into one’s self. The being actually enters the operator’s body. An example is invoking a Demon and the Demon speaks through the operator using his/her voice to communicate. Often when this happens, one’s voice may change, becoming deeper, raspy, or different in some way. During seances, often the medium is able to produce a substance called "ectoplasm" to provide a luminescent material in order for the evoked spirit to manifest itself visibly. This is a form of invocation as there is a direct connection with the spirit and the medium.

There is a great difference between evocation and invocation. When we invoke energy or spirits, we create a link to the energy or spirit through ourselves. Obviously, if one is using destructive or death energy, this can be very dangerous. Invocation also includes building up energy within one’s soul and discharging it through one’s aura and/or chakras. This creates a tie to the victim.

Most black Magick Spells that go wrong do so because of errors on the part of the mage. There are other reasons for a black magick working going wrong such as the victim having a powerful aura that is able to deflect negative energy; the victim is under powerful spiritual protection (If one is under Satan’s protection, nothing can touch him/her) or bad timing on the part of the mage. There can be other reasons, but the above are the most common.

Be it a new car, a bigger house or just fists full of cash, the occult and magick can bring them to you. Follow my instructions with sincerity and you will not be disappointed.......

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A Spell For Confidence

A SPELL FOR CONFIDENCE




You will need:
A piece of cedar wood about 18 inches long
Rose geranium oil

Chip a little of the wood off and put it to one side. Place 7 drops of rose
geranium onto the cedar wand and holding it in your right hand, trace a circle
around Yourself (or have someone do it for you) and visualize a glowing sphere
of light encasing you as you say:

"The protective shield of the god/dess
keeps me from harm
allows my power to grow Within me
to share for the good of all."

Place a drop of rose geranium oil on the small piece of cedar and carry it with
you. Do this Ritual every morning.

Tip: Black tea drunk with lemon is good for courage.

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A Witchs Beverages And Brews Magick Potions Made Easy

Book: A Witchs Beverages And Brews Magick Potions Made Easy by Patricia Telesco

This book is dedicated to good friends, without whom there would be little worthy of toasting. Specifically, to Walker, I promise never to serve you anything other than Coors Light and Sam Adams again. Rowan, Kit, and Danya, you can
show this to him when he gets uppity. To Maggie, AJ, Wade, Diane, Betsy, Talyn, Corwyn, T’sa, the Guardians, and many others who never forget a cold beer and a warm smile. And finally, to all the wonderful festival coordinators everywhere, who deserve far more thanks for their time and efforts than any one dedication can manage. Without you, our community would be sorely wanting. Cheers!

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Spell Of The Arrow

The Spell of the Arrow

This is a very old spell, which incorporates symbols which are placed along the
shaft of an arrow. Traditionally this was performed on the shore of a lake, or
other calm body of water (such as a Bay). It was necessary to be able to see the
"path of the Moon" in the water. This "path" is the reflection of the moon,
stretched along the surface of the water.

To perform this spell, you must take a new arrow and place the symbols of your
wish/desire along its shaft. Meaningful words or phrases may also be added. When
the Moon is full, go to the shore, and face the water. Fix the arrow into your
bow and gaze out upon the path of light (which leads to the Moon). Next, speak
the words of enchantment, then release the arrow:

"Where path of Light, to Moon I see,
the powers of the Queen shall be !
Shaft of wood, as shaft of light,
earth to moon, does now give flight !"

The arrow can either be shot out into the path on the water, or upward towards
the Moon. The arrow was sacred to Diana, and was considered to carry special
powers and blessings, in this type of spell. This is a folkmagic level spell,
and speaks of the early Pagan simplicity concerning magic (more of the Shaman
roots). My mother used to say that a ceremonial magician must prepare for magic,
and wait upon the proper time and setting. But a witch can pick up a twig,
anywhere, anytime, and work a spell of magic.

I thought that I would add a couple more basic sea spells, since I still have
some room on this post.

1. To gain favor with the Goddess, form your name with white petals upon the
shore, so that the tide will carry them out. This is a very old part of the
Janarric Initiation ceremony, which ends with the new Initiate performing this,
so that he/she is "introduced" to the God & Goddess, through the naming spell.

2. To break an "evil" spell (or cure an affliction) form 3 connecting towers out
of wet sand, near the shore of the sea. Take 3 dark shells (or spotted shells)
and place a symbol of the thing you wish removed, on each. Use a substance which
will wash away in the water. Place one of the shells upon the top of each tower.
Then simply sit, and focus on the towers as the waves come and break them down.
In your mind, see the power of the sea destroying the thing which you desire to
remove.

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The Broken Mirror Spell

THE BROKEN Mirror SPELL



To bind a lover to you, smash to pieces a small mirror into which the man or
Woman from whom you desire love has gazed. Take the broken pieces of glass and
bury them in a flowerpot filled with dirt, During the waxing phase of the moon.
Place the flowerpot on a windowsill facing west and sprinkle it every Friday
with a tea made from spikenard and rainwater as you chant aloud your desired
lover's name.

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