Lbrp Ritual, is there any differences in respect of the hemispheres? Options

Hi guys i cam across this site http://vsociety.net/ from one member who posted a topic on psiballs. I came to the LBRP explained there http://forums.vsociety.net/topic/7777.0
There is something that intringues me.. As i live in the southern hemisphere, this paragraph interests me:

One also moves in a clockwise direction, to follow the direction of the sun. If you live in the southern hemisphere you travel counter-clockwise, and exchange ADNI in the south for AGLA in the north.

• Starting in the east, drawn the banishing pentagram and vibrate YHVH (Yeh-ho-vah)
• Draw a line to the south and draw the banishing pentagram, vibrate ADNI (A-do-nai)
• Draw a line to the west and draw the banishing pentagram, vibrate AHIH (E-he-ieh)
• Draw a line to the north and draw the banishing pentagram, vibrate AGLA (Ah-goo-lah)
• Draw a line back to the east to complete the circle.

Does that mean that after the 1st penta for YHVH, i turn antoclockwise???? confusing

what i normally do is that i have my compass... i know where it shows east north south west...
for the first penta i do it in the east direction of the compass. .then i move clockwise to go to south for the next penta.. Am i doing it right over here.. else i think i completely sucked in my LBRPs... But i think that invoking the divine with the atah malkuth ... le oh lahm etc is quite powerful to keep shit off.... well some advice from the experienced ones...

Cool, I hadn't seen that one before.

Actually, I think he did an excellent job at it. (sounds a bit goofy in the spoken parts, as if trying to sound a little sinister . . . course, the camera will put a couple pounds on LOL)

His performance of the ritual was well done, good vibration (bit lodge'ie sounding) and he seems well practiced at the form.

A+

I think everyone would benefit from video taping thier rituals. Not only does it give you a chance to view and critic it from a "detached" point of reference (as well as the photographer as in this one) . . . but to submit it to the general (internet) public for "peer review" is not only brave and confident, but an excellent way to solicite additional critic.

Yes, it look basically "by the book" . . . although, everyone (after practice and assimilation) adds, removes and modifies certain aspects to fit thier personal work and style

Dogs are dogs . . . mine sometimes hangs-out around my space . . . and lets not even start on the darn cat who ALWAYS!! wants indoors during ritual (right in the middle usually)

Just, no one should assume that what is seen on this (or any) video is the only way it should be done. This, and every, ritual is a development of a personal practice.
Its only "right" when its done by the person the way its done by THAT person.

nice, thanks St. Ian.

This post has been edited by palindroem: Oct 22 2006, 12:05 PM