QUOTE(M1rrOR/TRiX @ Jun 13 2007, 03:16 AM)
I have an important question. have you ever used the necronimicon. what if I used those sigils.
Who, me??? (IMG:
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I only once used the nec spellbook once, and I didn't get any results. To be honest, most people here use it as a religious system, and although I would like to get into it (since it seems to have many ties to Roman Catholicism, and I was raised Catholic), I have not had time to do it. I'm very much aware of the fact that I, personally, am one of those types who needs to involve themselves 100% in a specific system to obtain massive results, so I admit that if I didn't get results, it's because I wasn't involving myself with the system totally.
The only thing I can say about that is that most people agree that the spirits from the spellbook are benevolent, and safe to call on without a circle, but the ones from the nec are more dangerous, so just think about that.
And like I said before, to get full effect from anything, you have to involve yourself 100%. So I would say you got good results with Mepsitahl, but to be honest, IMHO, a circle is the best way to get results. Not an astral circle, but a physical one. It helps the spirit see you and hear you. In a way it can be considered a form of protection, and to keep the influence away from your mind (even benevolent spirits try to get you to think the way they do), but for the most part I feel it's more of a way to open the veil between your physical and astral world.
Right now, I'm going through the motion of studying every aspect of the LBRP. I stopped performing that ritual a long time ago because of alot of bad things that happened to me that I feel were directly related to my daily practices of it, but now I feel it's essential that I understand every kabbalistic aspect of it, through and through, including the God-names. I'll be scrying the hebrew letters. I'm telling you all this because I think this is essential to get a successful result from anything you do, including evocation.
I hope this info helps (IMG:
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