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Quickly learn how to draw an inverted pentagram. The pentagram is a very ancient magical symbol and carries various meanings. It is considered the most powerful magic symbol used by pagans, wizards and wiccans. The pentagram is a five-pointed star composed of the diagonals of the regular pentagon. The prefix “penta” means five in Greek. […] A common concern I hear regarding high magick spells is that they are too complicated. This is a valid concern, but let’s address this directly and clear up some misconceptions regarding an effective high magick ritual. High magick does seem to get quite comlicated with some of their rituals, and when you see things like […] This path is about sometimes drastic, yet natural and necessary transformations. In Hermeticism, Scorpio has three different forms, representing various aspects of transformation: The Scorpion – It was once believed that scorpions killed themselves when surrounded by a ring of fire[1]. This is not actually true, but humans do indeed kill themselves when surrounded by […] Invocation for Love
Once a day (preferably in the morning or before bed), draw the Venus symbol (“$”) upon a mirror[1] with the tip of your forefinger, and then say: “Hear me, oh Venus, goddess of love and sensual bounty. Stir up your gods, and stir up your angels to assist me in […] Some people are confused about how to evoke (or invoke) Izabael the genie. Even though the FAQ is pretty exhaustive, I thought I would run through a simple example of an evocation. This will be the first part of a series of small, but relatively easy instructional blogs on practical magick. THE DEFINITIONS: evocation — […] The 5 and the 6 The 5 pointed star (the pentagram) symbolizes man, a.k.a. the microcosm (that which is within us, in a spiritual sense). The hexagram, the six-pointed star, symbolizes God, also known as the macrocosm (all that is without us). This is the heart of all magick, and indeed the heart […] The basis of the modern astrological signs goes back to the Babylonian period (around 1000 BC), but they were refined into their present state by Hellenistic Greece. They are twelve in number and are represented by the symbols of the ram, the bull, the twins, the crab, the lion, the virgin, the scales, the scorpion, […] Everything You Wanted to Know About Magick (But Were Afraid to Ask) provides straightforward answers to the most common questions related to practicing magick. It teaches with plain-speaking language (no occult mumbo jumbo) and modern views of psychology and the subconscious mind. Everything You Wanted to Know About Magick (But Were Afraid to Ask) also […] |