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nyechna |
Jan 28 2007, 06:14 AM
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Hi Spellcaster.
If you are just working with the 50 Names, then you shouldn´t need to make a sacrifice, or use any tools except a candle, a box of matches, and the Spellbook.
The sacrifice and conjuration of the Bandar would only be needed if you were going to walk the Gates or the Zonei. You would also need to make a sacrifice and conjure the Bandar if you wanted to use the Book of Calling to summon the dead.
If you´re gonna do anything like that though, I would reccommend you read the Necronomicon very thoroughly, and copy it out into an order that will make sense for you, as everything you are asking is listed in the Nec.
Dannum Lamadu
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Day of Living, Rising Sun, Day of Plenty, Gracious Sun, Day of Perfect, Grand Delight Day of Fortune, Brilliant Night
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spellcaster |
Jan 28 2007, 08:04 AM
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QUOTE(nyechna @ Jan 28 2007, 01:14 PM) Hi Spellcaster.
If you are just working with the 50 Names, then you shouldn´t need to make a sacrifice, or use any tools except a candle, a box of matches, and the Spellbook.
The sacrifice and conjuration of the Bandar would only be needed if you were going to walk the Gates or the Zonei. You would also need to make a sacrifice and conjure the Bandar if you wanted to use the Book of Calling to summon the dead.
If you´re gonna do anything like that though, I would reccommend you read the Necronomicon very thoroughly, and copy it out into an order that will make sense for you, as everything you are asking is listed in the Nec. Dannum Lamadu are there any banishings that I shuld know or is LBRP enugh?
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Nothing is true, and everything is permited.
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nyechna |
Jan 28 2007, 09:26 AM
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QUOTE(spellcaster @ Jan 28 2007, 03:04 PM) are there any banishings that I shuld know or is LBRP enugh? As it says in the Necronomicon, the LBRP won´t work. It´s a very different kind of energy here, so you´d be better on using a clearing invoking planetary energies rather than elemental. There are about half a dozen banishing rituals in the Necronomicon. You´d probably be best with them. If you are just gonna work with the spellbook, you could probably get away with daily LBRP, plus the occasional LRH. It does depend what you want to do though.
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spellcaster |
Mar 14 2007, 02:42 PM
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Ok guys I got my nec and the spellbook from amazon. I made my Agga Mass Ssaratu (didn't summon the watcher,yet). Now I got some questions:
1. The mandalas for the four quadrants, are they made with flour of are they painted on something or are they engraved on something
2. Can the Copper dagger of Innana be made of an circut board; I'm into electronics so i got some copper bords extra, but the thing is that the boards aren't fully made of copper just the sides (between is a plate of compressed glasswool witch is werry hard)?
3. Can I use a knife instead of a sword to summon the watcher? If so do I still need to engrave the simbols and stuff that was pointed out by Smasher666?
4. When passing the gates, do I need to go trough each gate in order to get to the gate that is next?
5. It says that a messenger will apear as I open the first gate. Is the first gate just that or will i enter trough a gate into the nanna gate and then pass the gate.
6. What is the point of entering a gate, besides mastering that planet (gate) is there a task to do there?
7. the invokations mentioned in the nec that we must make for the three gods that we worship, how shuld one be composed?
8. On ashnook's nec page i downloaded the simon tape. and there simon explains most of the stuff but i have a question about some stuff aswell: The festing period, Ash said that 13 days is enugh and simon says 28 days. Also simon didn't mention the quadrant mandalas and their usage.
9. How does one sumon the Bandar after the first summoning
(huh, unusual 9 questions, on japanese the number nine is called Ku - witch also meens nothing, or emptyness. Can't stop seeing simbols everywhere i go and in everything i say and/or do. Am I going nuts, or is it that normal? I guess that I am going trough that becoming a magickian phase)
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Nothing is true, and everything is permited.
AC / DC Rulez :-)
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Imperial Arts |
Mar 14 2007, 08:14 PM
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I'll tell you about how I did the "Gate of Sin" maybe 12 years ago, with no advice other than that of the book itself.
1. The cardinal squares were done on pieces of six-inch tile in paint, making it easy to position the lamps on top of them. For lamps I used glass-cup candles.
2. I have no idea what sort of circuit board you want to use. That said (and just my general opinion), if you want to do any sort of magic, dare to do it right. Don't be a rinky-dink who goes out and tries to summon major deities and create important changes with half-assed gear and poorly-done rituals. If you use the best you can get, that's enough, but don't cheap out just because it's easier. I used a piece of copper pipe, hammered flat with the ends filed off to a point, engraved with a nail. Ideally, it would be a sort of elongated solid copper tetrahedron, maybe with a lapis sphere on the end... but the copper daggers was sufficient. I don't recall it having any use in the Watcher or Gate ceremony though.
3. I used a machete.
4. That's what it says.
5. I didn't have anything like what is described happen. No gate in the sky, no alien messenger from the astral gods, nothing. Instead I did hear a word pronounced out loud, from nearby. I took this as a "name" or pass-word, even though it might have been someone just walking about in the woods, but it turned out to mean something like bric-a-brac in Greek.
6. The gates give access to the spirits of that sphere. When you pass the Marduk gate, you have the 50 names. For the other gates there are other spirits. Get their names, sigils, tasks, and words of calling.
7. I made traditional Catholic prayers to St. Patrick and St. Barbara, using little pewter figures. Never having been religious, this was a tough one, but the little figures looked neat-o and it was part of the ritual. My family is Scottish, so as far as I know a Catholic devotion would be appropriate since the Picts before them were more or less atheist.
8. I went through the full moon of celibacy and devotionals. That was by far the worst part of the entire thing. The walking through a ravine filled with brambles in the dark while carrying all the gear was nothing by comparison.
9. Compare the invocation listed as "normal" to the Bornless Rite from Crowley's Liber Samekh. I think that perhaps these were mistakenly reversed, and that the ordinary invocation ought to be the shorter one in the Sumerian dialect, while the initial invocation is made in the name of Anu, Enki, and Enlil, but this is my personal opinion. It is otherwise called exactly as shown in the Book of Conjuring the Watcher. Oddly the Watcher was a lot more useful in the long run than anything from the Gate.
This post has been edited by Imperial Arts: Mar 14 2007, 09:53 PM
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Eabatu |
Mar 15 2007, 12:37 AM
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Rinky dink--LMAO!!! Sorry Imperial--some of us arent wealthy and we make do w/ what we have! I have found its the will and devotion that is important--not the price tag or shininess of ones tools. I happen to think the tools may in fact be blinds, but that is another thread (possibly). But I do agree w/ u as far as the gate opening up above you--I didnt experience that either. I think each person experienced their gate walking differently because it is such a personal thing it is visualized how the gatewalker is supposed to see it. For Nanna gate I was put before a mountain valley cave.
And as far as what is taken from the gate, it is an ongoing process that does not end once u leave that gate. Once a link is established one can tap inot its current for whatever means you deem neccessary. i happen to use the current to learn what aspects of myself are related to the said agte and try to improve those using the powers of that gate. I think that is what the gates are for, the conquering of the self from the deceptive "free" will. Everyone cant do anything--its not in everyones nature to do so. I guess this all falls under Crowleys "Do what thou wilt...". I always took that statement as do what is appropriate for you and only you. If you do that all falls into place quite well.
Quick note--as far as what kind of a bowl you will need for the Agga Mass Ssratu--I am using this cooking bowl now-glass. It can take the heat real well, have been using it for about 3 months now and I have no reason to thing another 3 months isnt in its future.
Imperial, I dont have a robe, nor did I use a mandal (last gate) nor do I use a double circle. In fact all I got for the most part is my will, knife of ENKI, Agga w/ a candle burning in it (as I had sacrificed to Bandar just before then) the cardinal "lamps" (green, vanilla, red, and blue candles) w/ the directional (traditional directional seals) along w/ the appropriate 50 names spirit on the inside facing part of the candle. Its not a fancy temple I use--its my room--so i gotta make do w/ what I have. Would I like a proper temple to do these rituals in--sure! But I dont, so I use what space i have and what tools I ahve and invest my "faith" in my ability and will. So far my "faith" has been invested wisely.
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IA ZI DINGIR ENKI KANPA! IA ZI DINGIR EA KANPA! IA ZI DINGIR NUDIMMUD KANPA! IA ZI DINGIR OANNES KANPA!
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Imperial Arts |
Mar 15 2007, 08:29 AM
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At the time I was doing the Necronomicon experiment, I wasn't wealthy either. I actually stole the copper pipe from the hardware store before hammering one end flat for the dagger. It was definitely not something you'd see for sale, but it was a dagger and it was copper. I don't know that you could say the same for a piece of circuitboard, but maybe you can, I'm not too familiar with them. As I said, if you're going to think of your practice as important, you should give it the best you can (whatever that is), not necessarily the best there is.
I took up the Wacher and the Gate conjurations as an experiment. There was a lot of hype about the books, and I wanted to see which (if any) of it was justified. I figured that the only way to really find out was to follow the directions. Leave out the sugar and the eggs from a cake, and it might not be the kind of cake you had wanted... I think the same rule applies to grimoires.
I didn't have a "temple" at the time either, but open-air work seems more appropriate based on the directions given in the book. I walked to some woods with the materials in a bag. For the Calling, though, I was extremely uncertain. The book doesn't really say much about the spirits of the spheres other than the ones for Marduk's gate, or how you would encounter them prior to calling. I decided tha it might be best in this case to just "make it up" and go with it. I drew the Mandal of Calling on the floor of a garage and had a woman (who knew otherwise very little of the ceremonies) play Pythia for the reception of the Lunar spirits. Whle she dictated, and described them, I took down notes.
Due to the month of purification requirements, and my inability to acquire a broad palm leaf in TN, I never continued to the next gate.
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Nosotro Tehuti |
Mar 15 2007, 07:43 PM
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Greetings Imperial Arts,
What Brother Eabatu is stating, is that this Path is NOT ceremonial magick. This is magick of the self and it's relationship to creation. Tools are not in any way required for this. You say that you should get the very best tools you can. Well... we already have them.We were born with them. Our tools our are hands, hearts, minds and willpower. They are the purest, strongest tools possible. What is the power of a simple copper knife to that of the flesh? The flesh is strong and the will is stronger. Combined they are a pure connection to the forces of creation. Do we not have iron in our very blood? And further, I highly doubt gaining a religious tool through theft is a very auspicious beginning to an endeavor of communing with the Gods. As far as being uncertain about what was going to happen in your Necronomicon working, well that seemed to have defeated you right there. This isn't '' i'm going to hide in a circle, clutch my sword and spit barbarous words so the spirit will be nice to me''. It's a system of faith in what you are doing, respect for yourself and the Gods/spirits, and having the balls to face the cosmos with nothing but ourselves. What were you so concerned about? I SERIOUSLY DOUBT if you f'ed up a few words or didn't have the correct visualization that something horrible was going to happen. Did you think Pazuzu was going to pop out of a box and bite your head off?lol
Now, I have no problem whatsoever with folks using all kinds of tools and circles and wands, whatever. If it makes you happy, go for it. I just believe falling into the trap of thinking you need help from a piece of metal or a chalk circle in order to do your Work will eventually turn you into a magickal eunuch. Nosotro Tehuti.
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ILAT ENKI, IMHAS INA LIBBU INE SU'ATI AMELNAKRU MANNU EMU SHU GUSHTUKUL ELI INA DINGIR!
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Imperial Arts |
Mar 15 2007, 10:56 PM
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QUOTE(Nosotro Tehuti @ Mar 15 2007, 06:43 PM) What Brother Eabatu is stating, is that this Path is NOT ceremonial magick. This is magick of the self and it's relationship to creation. Tools are not in any way required for this. You say that you should get the very best tools you can.
As far as being uncertain about what was going to happen in your Necronomicon working, well that seemed to have defeated you right there. This isn't '' i'm going to hide in a circle, clutch my sword and spit barbarous words so the spirit will be nice to me''. It's a system of faith in what you are doing, respect for yourself and the Gods/spirits, and having the balls to face the cosmos with nothing but ourselves. What were you so concerned about? I SERIOUSLY DOUBT if you f'ed up a few words or didn't have the correct visualization that something horrible was going to happen. Did you think Pazuzu was going to pop out of a box and bite your head off?lol In attempting to use the Necronomicon I had no concern whatsoever for my relationship with the universe or really anything spiritual at all. I had heard "the book is crap' and "the book is super-powerful" and everything in between, and set out to discover the truth for myself. I had never encountered anyone who had done the ritual, and every time I did meet someone who talked about it, they were either totally clueless or did a lot of fantasizing.
Do you think, in such a situation, it would have been better for me to just "use my will and have faith in the gods" than to actually go out and do the things in the book? Which do you see as a better way to find out if the book is worthwhile?
My uncertainty in the Callings stems from the fact that the Necronomicon doesn't really say how you get to meet the spirits. It simply says you have their service when you enter the sphere, but since I didn't appear to have any out-of-body experience from the ritual, this was confusing. There was no fear involved, but I don't like making things up when I'm supposed to be testing the system for effectiveness. On the other hand, the book itself is all about telling you how horrible a fate you will meet if you make the slightest error, and (as usual) I disregarded the warning while still following protocol insofar as I saw possible. I would much rather have had Pazuzu rear up in the flesh and threaten me than listen to my girlfriend spout off revelations from Moon Men in total safety.
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Nosotro Tehuti |
Mar 16 2007, 03:33 PM
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Greetings,
I feel the need to clarify some of the things I stated in my last post.
First off, as I said, I have no problem with tool use. None whatsoever. What I was trying to say was that I feel they can become a trap if misused. It's like having a locked door in front of you. The tools always allow you to open it whenever you wish. But then suddenly the tools are taken away and the door remains locked to you because you have no method of opening it. Also, when speaking of tools, it wasn't my intention to include sigils/talismans/amulets in that category. It may be a fine distinction I'm making, but somehow they never felt like tools so much to me. Imperial. You asked if it was better to simply put faith in the gods or use stuff from the book to test it's validity. Well. That's actually a good question. The fact is, you should do both. The Necronomicon isn't just a number of printed pages stapled together. It's unlike any other grimoire. It's almost like a living entity that searches out your intentions and thoughts. The book is not a book for dabbling. It's and all or nothing book. I'm not really saying you did anything wrong in your experience, just that you got pretty much the proper results for the context in which you used the book. Experiences with the Necronomicon need be to built. They are by no means an instantaneous event. Attempting to enter a gate to test the book is not going to generate any profound experience. Nor will simply calling a Fifty Name just to see if they appear. There is no harm in doing so, but nothing special will come of it. When it states in the book that there are horrible consequences for messing up, that's a blind. It's meant in way to teach the aspirant of the path to pay attention to what they are doing and to devote their time to learning the background of their Work. I practiced this Path for many months before I attempted to open a gate. I'd worked closely with the incantations, the Bandar, the Fifty Names. Then I opened the Gate and had a very deep and personal experience. In a sense, the Necronomicon is a book of foundations. You take what it says, you absorb and then you create. You build your own ideas and methods and your own understanding of the faith presented. It's why I say it's not a book for dabblers. It only opens to you with time and experimentation and actual faith in the entities involved. It's a Priests/Priestesses book.
And lastly, a night in the woods dabbling does indeed sound much better than your alternative. I'd take a date with Pazuzu over such any day.LOL
Peace, Enki bless. Nosotro Tehuti.
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ILAT ENKI, IMHAS INA LIBBU INE SU'ATI AMELNAKRU MANNU EMU SHU GUSHTUKUL ELI INA DINGIR!
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