Words in bookstore

Magic Words is now in Treadwell's, London. Mr Farrell was approached by the people there recently and now you can find a number of my book's copies in their store.

Make Arcania Gramaye Again

Jesus kicking arse

I'm deliberately posting this article on a Tuesday in the hour of Mars, just so those in question know I mean business (and because they only know how to pray to planets by rubbing candles only in the appropriate day and hour as magical service to clients).

Ever since I began practicing the occult ten year ago I noticed many preeminent figures in this field are more preoccupied with their virtue signaling agendas than teaching those willing to embrace and make use of their accumulated knowledge and expertise. While it's understandable such figures want to increase their income by accessing an extra source of cash in this field, many have degraded to the level of the temple moneychangers Jesus so diligently drove out of the temple. In short, the occult is full of pansies who make use of their status built upon some age old material they've authored for a quick cash grab.

Sun purging election

Solar forces are highly capable of successfully performing more than a few tasks, one of them being purging. A place full of bad vibes or all sorts of spiritual nastiness could benefit from a good solar purging, as well as a person who is jinxed or goes through a lengthy unpleasant period, usually experiencing low energies such as feeling jaded.

The following election considers a waning lunar phase to assist in getting rid of whatever needs to be discarded. The timing was a bit tricky to come across due to Mars' slow movement towards the next sign, following its recent retrograde. Had I chose the election at sunrise, the Sun would've been directly square Mars. When culminating, the square is merely out-of-sign.

The Sun is exalted and in triplicity, the Moon applying to a trine to it while separating from square.

Pisces rules feet

In this article on melothesia I'll present a successful experiment I performed at the start of the current year. This time, instead of making an elixir and giving it to the one in need, I sent the spirit directly to the person to do the job.

The subject is a male who's been experiencing swollen feet for the last several years. The causes were not some some form of illness but things like diet and lack of physical exercise. Nevertheless, the man continued having swollen feet even after he made a drastic change in diet and routine to the point he found it cumbersome to walk.

Double trouble

Good ol' book writing obsessed Mr Farrell recently published his billionth book, Why Magic Fails. I wrote an example on that to accompany his book's arrival on the occult scene. 

I realized early on, ever since I heard of the future book title it would fit very well as a companion to my Words. The two complement each other nicely. My book debunks nonsense spread by self-important whatnots who project an image of knowledgeable gatekeepers onto others, while at the same time explains how magix works (including a breakdown on offerings and their role). His book addresses dimwitted nonsense loudmouth wannabes spread around, often through their dim minded followers, among other things. It does seo from a variety of angles, pointing out many possible causes for magical failure.

Both are published through Lord Manticore at accessible prices.

Lucky and unlucky days and hours

Ancient Egyptian division of a month into days and of days into three periods. The periods were then labeled either good or bad, with the symbol resembling an arrow pointing upwards making good periods and that resembling a flaming torch making the bad ones.

Amulets and Superstitious by Sir E. A. Wallis Budge is an interesting theoretical source detailing ancient talismans from different cultures. Unfortunately, no magical application for this data is shared with respect to ancient magical trinkets, it being solely detailed for academic purposes. 

Even so, the following information may be used in tandem with that on days and hours from Asteria, even for experimental purposes. It consists of days and hours considered lucky or unlucky in the past. They can be taken into account when planning a ritual, based on the intent.

Pain removal technique

I recently met a most dazzling lady. While our subjects of discussion centered around other matters, we also had a lengthy conversation surrounding the occult. Even though she's a globetrotter and a constant attendee at red carpet events she is also involved in the more fantastic side of life, so to speak. All armchair occultists out there should take note that if someone who's constantly on the go and with a schedule as busy as the world's biggest airports' can take their time for occult practice, anyone can.

Anyway, this charming lady is also a teacher. Besides the usual school curriculum she has her students perform certain exercises involving visualization, the kind of stuff magicians often do. For example, she told me of a simple cleansing exercise where the kids would visualize brilliant light flowing down onto them from above, going through their bodies and clearing out all nastiness that would flow through imagined roots all the way to a crystal at the center of the Earth. Then beneficial energies would rise from that crystal through the roots and filling their bodies.

Being taught magical techniques at school is cool af and I think this should become the norm!