Talisman Options

I was wondering being a newbie, when making a talisman how important it is making it on the correct day and planetary hour, also if you made it on a waning moon instead of a waxing moon like i should ,will it still work but have less affect, or will it do the opposite and not work. any reccomende sites for talismans would be much appreciated.

Best Regards Mark

Hi All and thanks for the replies, Ok im new to making talismans and was thinking of making a few planetary talismans using the cabbalist method, using the square kamea, sigils etc, the only method I have read about is in the golden dawn so any import would be welcome, infact if you think its above a beginner please say so, As for using the correct day etc this is something I intend to do but was just wondering what the affect would be,Infact it possibly applies in all forms of magick not just talismans, Hope i have made it clearer, and like i said any imput good or bad is welcome.

Best Regards Mark

Talismans are considered to be a high art. Some people won't agree with that but I think so. Actually in the Golden Dawn one of the adept grades you must create and consecrate a talisman and present it to the Chiefs to be tested before you are allowed to progress.

But that being said, there is nothing dangerous in talisman consecration. The worst that would happen is it wouldn't work or most likely just not be very effective.

I consider myself pretty decent with magick and my talismans are effective but not as powerful as they could or should be. Lotta skill involved.

I am sorry if I was a little snotty in my first reply but we get a lot of posts along the lines of, this is the way it is supposed to be done but can I do it this way because it is easier. In my experience the correct times and days greatly aid in workings such as this. It will not make or break the operation but it definitely enhances the final product. If your already working behind the curve there is no reason you should make it even more difficult than it already is. As I said there is a bit of skill involved. Your experience might differ, I can only relate my own work.