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 Sigil magic is a very effective form of magic. Simple (or intricate) symbols can be used to achieve one's goal by utilizing nothing but the subconscious. This thread will detail a simple method of sigil activation that I use when doing sigil magic or prior to modern evocations (which many know that I'm currently testing to see if it is a better method than Grimoire Tradition methods). The following working is created with the assumption that the sigil is already drawn and is ready to be used. Activating The Sigil Fix your eyes on an invisible point at the center of the sigil. Let your vision absorb the whole sigil at once, the image burning itself into your retinas. Keep your eyes relaxed, as if you are waiting for something rather than forcing something to come. While your gaze becomes transfixed in the sigil, summon up in your mind the image of yourself surrounded by a deep, blue aura. Hold this image in your mind as you look into the sigil. Lock the mental image in place, f...

 The contents of this thread are subject to change at any time*** After much thought, contemplation and talks with my Patron and Matron deities, I have decided to begin offering services here. I get at least 7 PMs daily (yes, I began keeping track about 4 months ago) asking for my help or if I do spellwork for others. While I still won't be doing any ritual work for others (I still believe it's best to do these things on your own) I will be offering a few things here for those in need. I was told it would best if my services stood out from those that are already offering services here. So you won't find things like readings or ritual work for-hire or selling physical wares here. I was instructed to be different and offer my services in a different way. Here is what I offer: Occult Coaching Spiritual Guidance & Advice Ritual Doctor Occult Coaching: $100 This is the second most request I get in PM (the first is actual ritual or spell work) from people. I've been with ...

 I went to china recently to meet a man who claimed that he could summon a dragon! He lived in Lanzhou Provence I was suprised by the resalt. First he sprinkled a large oval out of salt and ground toenails. Next he meditated after 24 hours he stood up. He spoke the words "Nǐ tā mā de bá! ichī hé ruòzhì méiyǒu rén kěyǐ zuò tā mā de bù cúnzài mófǎ lóng" My vision turned black then a spot of light appeared growing larger until I saw it the scales glistning in the brilliant light, but after all of 5 seconds it was gone, I woke up on my back inside the small hut of the man. 5 hours later when i had regained my strength I thanked him and left. I will never realy be sure of what happened there. He spoke the words "Nǐ tā mā de bá! ichī hé ruòzhì méiyǒu rén kěyǐ zuò tā mā de bù cúnzài mófǎ lóng" Perhaps you should include a pronunciation key. I can best most people here won't know how to pronounce those words correctly, especially if there are glottal stops, airy letters...

 Here is an OLD ritual I did to summon a Spirit from Franz Bardon's "The Practice of Magical Evocation" or PoME for short. Reason? I wanted to get better at my job/career. Note: I used the lesser invoking pentagram and then banished with the lesser banishment pentagram rite. After the LIRP I used the Middle Pillar Exercise to charge myself. This was during my heavy Qabala phase of Magic. I really wasn't into Bardon's methodology of spirit summoning thus I merely used his PoME as a catalog of spirits to summon and used a method I had been experimenting with for some time using the Lemegeton spirits tomuch success. ~~~ Rite: Evocation of Spirit from Franz Bardon's P.O.M.E. Date: 06-20-1991 Time: 3:30 p.m. (approximate) Location: Behind home, wooded clearing Spirit: Alagill (6 degrees Pisces) Purpose: To help me to become more effective at my job Opening: Standard L.I.R.P. Charging: Middle Pillar Closing: Standard L.B.R.P. Notes: After opening (in this context us...

 A little background .(I can't see the entities yet but I do feel their presence and have some weird stuff happen after the conjuration like a very cold breeze or something banging on the roof)I called Tzadkiel(rufus opus and also evoking eternity style) and asked for a job.out of nowhere this bank manager guy decides to rent an apartment where my bro in law is the landlord and they become tight buddies within a week... he ends up asking him for vacancies and bingo he says they got some... .so,i sent my application and was invited for the interview ,and after the interview they said that they would contact the successful candidates within a week.that was on a friday ..by the next friday they hadn't called even the Manager guy went silent for some days.and there was no chance they would again call(turns out the church guys in the panel didnt like the way I "presented myself"). so I went back to the drawing board.Ran to jason millers book The Sorcerers secrets and I use...

 Mansions of the Moon: Streetwise Edition Ancient cultures? Yeah—they always looked up when they wanted to know what time it was. Like, the Sun’s path through the zodiac shows how the year’s movin’. But the Moon? She’s got her own thing—one wild ride across the sky every month. And that ride? It’s split into 28 stops, called the Lunar Mansions. These moon spots? They pop up in all kinds of old-world systems: Arabic, Indian, Chinese—you name it. They tracked where the Moon was each night, kinda like where she’s crashing till the next shift. Take her average speed—about 12 degrees, 51 minutes—and divide the whole zodiac circle by that? Boom—28 cozy stops. The Arabic term? Manzil (منازل)—means a ‘house’ or ‘resting place.’ Like, “Hey Moon, here’s your Airbnb for the night.” The Chinese called 'em Er shi ba xiu (二十八宿)—where ‘xiu’ straight-up means a lodge or a place to crash. Now, these weren’t just pretty star motels. These joints had magical juice. Each had its own powers, moods, tal...

  The Mansions of the Moon? They ain’t just some fancy poetic talk. We’re talkin’ 28 stops the moon hits as it makes its full trip around Earth. Yeah, like a cosmic subway—28 stations, one for each night. Old school astrologers, they used these joints to track the seasons—like a star-based calendar way before zodiac signs got all the spotlight. Now, listen—this concept? Way older than you think. You’ll find different versions in ancient Arabic, Babylonian, Chinese, Egyptian, Indian, and Persian star magic. But the Arabs? They really vibed with it. Why? 'Cuz the moon’s a big deal in Islam—crescent moons, right? Plus, they got 28 letters in their alphabet. Perfect fit. Moon cycle meets mystic script. Boom—magic system unlocked. Arabic wizards back then—they started assignin’ meanings, powers, and spirits to each mansion. Each night carried its own flavor. You needed a talisman? You waited till the right mansion rose over the eastern skyline, then bam—you locked in that energy. Mediev...