Diverse effects of prosperity spells

Over time I've seen various side effects of the good kind some spells produce. One of the fields that produced the most varied effects I've encountered so far when addressed magically, is prosperity. Such occurrences happened on more than one occasion and for more than a single person I've cast on. I usually employ Jupiter for this purpose although not always.

Besides finding money in public places quite often, even though not much at all, I've noticed a tendency to win various prizes. While this is not often, it is something I had not cast for specifically, but follows one such prosperity ritual. The most recent prize I won is a hoodie. It's not much and it will arrive when it will arrive because of. corporate protocols, but it saves me money later on when I'd be needing to buy one.

Edit: hoodie arrived today, July 15

Magus unmasked

Señor Humberto (who forbids me from calling him Shaman in public) has recently written an interesting article on Mr Farrell's occult periodical the latter runs together with his utterly gorgeous bambolina of a wife (who is the reason I hate him so much). The article itself covers personas people involved in the occult in one form or another, identify with. It does a good job transforming labels I usually employ, such as poser, wannabe, or self-proclaimed into more refined terms, as well as dissecting them in more detail. Like all articles on that site, it's a good and helpful read, especially for beginners seeking to find their way in this community (that remains in shambles).

On the other hand, there is the private, even intimate side of the occult, namely one's direct relation to and interaction with the beyond. People can relate to otherworldly entities as pompous fucks or self-righteous whatnots if they so please. Truth be told, the beyond simply does not give a crap regardless of how much an R.R. et A.C. one brags of being part of, or how many times one insists they're a powerful witch whose spells always work.

Mars talismans for protection

I made only two Mars talismans for protection. The reason for this is that I have not found other crystals in the shop suitable to be used as talisman basis. Yes, I personally go to the crystal shop and carefully study crystals before purchasing, instead of ordering online. The reason for this is I want to make sure they are of a size suitable for inscribing, they are as smooth as possible and that they have little to no internal cracks that may cause them to break when inscribed or carried about. 

Following 777, I used ruby crystals. Each crystal was inscribed with the astrological glyph of Mars alongside the divine name Adonai (Aleph-Daleth-Nun-Yod), as per good ol' Cornelius' as well as Uncle Al's works.

Prices: 

$180 + shipping / talisman

$350 + shipping / 2 talismans 

Each talisman will be accompanied by a presentation and instructions of use. The prices are higher in this case because ruby crystals are more expensive, even in their rough form.

Venus talismans for love

I have made five Venus talismans to improve one's love life. Based on 777, I used turquoise crystals. Each crystal was inscribed with the astrological glyph of the planet, alongside the divine name Aha (Aleph-Heh-Aleph). This name appears in good ol' Cornelius' work, as well as Uncle Al's, as corresponding to Venus.

Prices: 

$180 + shipping / talisman

$360 + shipping / 2 talismans 

$510 + shipping / 3 talismans

$640 + shipping / 4 talismans 

$700 + shipping / 5 talismans 

Each talisman will be accompanied by a presentation and instructions of use. The prices are higher in this case because turquoise crystals are more expensive, even in their rough form.

Gumroad starting to suck balls

Even more! 

Besides having raised their fees and added newer ones, they also set a mind-blowing $100 threshold for countries like mine. Not only is this a middle finger to lots of people out there, but their customer support is adding insult to injury through the stupid AI contradicting itself.

In my email I specifically told them they raised the threshold because they don't want to pay too many transfer fees. That's what I suspected and it turned out to be true, because despite their dumb AI stating otherwise in its initial immediate response...

Follow-up work

One has better chances of success in magical work by actively enforcing the spell on a physical level. I've learned this early on from people like Scott who know what they're doing and are very good at it. If you cast for a job, you also apply your resume to more than a few offers, show up at interviews and do your best. If you cast for love, you expose yourself to the world more often, mingle, socialize and do your best. And so on.

But this article deals with the follow-up work from another perspective. I've noticed more than once that spells aimed at a person to create microcosmic changes, such as physical or psychological healing, often impose the need for the person to conduct certain works for and on themselves. Although I'm not coming up with any theory, the probability for such an occurrence ought not to be overlooked by people who cast on both their and others' microcosm.

Failure to do so can generate tensions in the individual on whom the spell was cast. This can cause more unpleasant outcomes later on and what could have been a successful spell goes bust. Again, I'm not coming up with any theory as this needs further study and experimenting, but the so called blockages a person is sometimes said to put up against a spell that would benefit them can be explained thusly.

Occultist vs buffoon

An occultist does his or her work in privacy and keeps it private and there's nothing more to be said about this.

Buffoons, on the other hand, have an urging need to put on public displays of... whatever it is they boast of doing. Whether it's posting pictures of altars decorated with Christmas lights or videos in which one is accompanied by his mummy-like wife that stands there as grotesque decor and flashes a nightmarish smile while her husband is rambling on about some kind of secret Jesus spells, their efforts are solely aimed to draw attention. It is a cheap marketing gig.

But at least some buffoons are somewhat knowledgeable and experienced, Impotentor AΩ included. Others solely rely on backing from among their list of so called friends (and their mom) to compensate for them not having a clue about shit while posing as foremost experts in more than one tradition or practice. There are others still who, without relying on their mom despite living with her even in their 40s, take this shit show to yet another level of clowning.