Spell ‘Stave’ for Good Fortune

This seal was made using symbols from the Ars Vercanus to create a message saying, in effect, : Enchant future endeavours with good fortune and blessings. It also makes use of the upward triangle (a symbol of fire) combined with the symbol offered for Projection to represent projecting power into the spell and into the future. It also makes use of a bowl representing the womb (of creation) combined with the sigil proposed for earth to representing birthing it into physical reality. The lines on each side serve the role of protecting the spell while creating a circulation of energy through the talisman when empowered. The sigils are actually separate but have been integrated into a line to form the message as well as connect them all into one single spell.

Talisman Elections

Colours - Yellow Paper with Blue Ink (Jupiter - Blue - of Sol).
Day - Sunday, Hour of Jupiter - preferably in the Day for Solar Empowerment
Moon Phase - Waxing to Full

Incantation that can be used - Advanced Planetary Magick Jason Miller

I - YE (EE EUW - VIBRATED AT THE BEGINNING OF RITUAL)

Fill me with joy and jovial grace. Lift me up with your benevolent blessings. Crown me with majesty and magnamity. Kindly kings and majestic mediatoiors, augment my awareness, my assets and my vigor, that I may assist others in finding their joy.

(A bright blessing of Kingship and Wealth).

The talisman can be pasted on the wall of the business, kept on a money altar, folded and placed in the wallet, used as a base for the creation of servitors etc.

Spell to Cause Sickness

Obtain a virgin white candle and bless it in the name of the person’s health that you wish to affect. On a sunday, light the candle and say their name over the candle three times saying:

“Name, I pray for your health and light this candle in honour of it.”

Thereafter, break the candle and place it in a safe place where it won’t light anything on fire. As you do this, pray the Lord’s prayer backwards seven times. When this has been done, snuff out the candle. Take it and place it at a three way crossroads with a coin and a prayer to the spirits that lurk there saying:

All ye spirits ‘neath the reign of the Matron Hekate-Androphonos, see here my enemy. I give leave for you to take them and offer a coin for you.

Leave then and do not turn back. When you get home, wash yourself in salt water.

Animal Spirits in Magick - Pigeon

I remember once walking between, or rather flying, as a pigeon. I used the feathers of a pigeon as an atavistic link in order to aid the astral projection. I draw on, however, Bird Magic by Sandra Kynes for this post of how the magick of the pigeon can be called upon.

The Spirit of the Pigeon can be invoked for rites pertaining to communication between the worlds. It is a bird that can aid in interpreting messagesa and omens (to which I feel that it can be invoked by the placement of pigeon feathers on the altar during divination or kept under the hat or in a bag for the magus to carry the energy of the pigeon with them wherever they go). It is also connected strongly to fertility and matters of the family and home. (To another extent, I feel to mention that frog amulets were worn in Egypt to call upon the benediction of the Goddess Heqet who would aid in the safe pregnancy and birth of a mother. So to the same I could assume that an amulet calling upon the Pigeon could fill the same purpose). It can also work in the matters of luck and love and to foster peace and security. The pigeon can also aid the magus in the development of adaption to matters in their life. The associations of this bird are air and the God Perun).

From the Viridarium Umbris, the following is given in relation to birds and atavistic spirits:

Goosefoot or Chenopodium, is used in incensees and philtres of flight for the assumption of the bird spirit (going forth as a bird)
Celandine is strong associated with birds with a particular emphasis on swallows
Gorse is the same with an emphasis on Wrens

As for a ritual calling, I can offer the following.

One can prepare a representation of the pigeon (statue or laminated picture) on an altar. Before it, one can place feathers of a pigeon, the food a pigeon would eat, a glass of water and an incense (which can be taken from the above), in which a ritualistic calling is said and the trance state entered where one can commune with the atavism of the Pigeon for advice or for enlisting its aid in the works. Alternatively, in spells, the pigeon feather can be used to waft smoke over an item to both imbue it with the smoke’s properties and the benediction of the pigeon, a pigeon feather can be incorpated into spells and so on and so forth.