Scrying, A History And Guide To One Of The World’s Oldest Practices ~ by W.S

Scrying is a subcategory in the Art of Divination, in its simplest form, scrying is gazing into the surface of an object and allowing the mind to wander, opening oneself up to the other side allowing images and words into your brain from an external non-physical source. Basically Hallucinating Without the use of Drugs.

Scrying Throughout The Ages

Babylonia

Scrying has been practiced for thousands of years. Our modern history holds Babylonia as the earliest written record of the practice, they put water in bowls alongside droplets of oil. This process was known as lecanomancy a subcategory of hydromancy, and the scryers would read the shapes the oil made within the water to divine possible futures or speak with the dead. The practice spread and later it became more common to simply use water as it was a naturally reflective surface.

Hebrew Bible

The Hebrew Bible Briefly Goes over an object which is supposedly used for scrying in Chapter 44 of The Book Of Genesis. A silver chalice is placed inside Benjamin’s Sack to frame him for theft. In his trial, it is stated that the chalice is used for divination, but in the Book Of Genesis, it is never expressly stated he actually did any Divination.

Ancient Persia

The Ancient Persian Epic The Shahnameh, from the 10th Century, details a mystical object known as The Cup Of Jamshid, which was said to be used by ancient Persian kings to Observe the “Seven Layers Of The Universe”. The Cup Of Jamshid is said to have been first used in Persepolis, which existed from 518-330 BCE.

John Dee and Sir Edward Kelley

In 1582, John Dee sought the guidance of one of the most famous scryers of the time Sir. Edward Kelley. It was through his teachings that John Dee was able to crack the code of proper visualization and begin to transcribe what he believed to be the voices of angels. They guided him to create Angelical or as it’s known today, Enochian.

Scrying and its modern-day PreConceptions

Scrying has garnered much popularity in Hollywood’s portrayal of witches, in the TV Show Charmed, witches use scrying to find lost objects or the location of Demons. In Supernatural it allows for a witch to see things from a great distance away. And while yes it is true that one can hone these skills to a degree of supernatural clarity, I would be lying if I said it was as Visually stunning in real life.

The Reality is in the Modern Era, Scrying allows one to commune with the spirits of their ancestors and commune with the other side just as it has always been. And with those trained in the art of divination, one can read the past and future of a person or kingdom. The theatrics of modern television paint scrying as a showcase of our abilities, but to the uninitiated when they see someone scrying, they are often unprepared for how dull it is. When a person is scrying and is in a trance, their eyes go dead as they allow their mind to wander. These trance states are what allow one to see past the veil and into the supernatural realm. But to external viewers, it is rather boring, to say the least. This is why you won’t often see a practitioner scrying in front of people who haven’t the foggiest idea of its nuances.

Simple Scrying Ritual For Communing With Ancestral Spirits By W.S

To begin scrying safely one must understand the dangers, you are preparing to go into the world of the supernatural, the things you see can see you as well and you must be aware that they can leave a permanent scar on your psyche if abused in any manner. Go into it with wards up and confidence in your abilities.

This scrying ritual is used to commune with the spirits of one’s own ancestors and when done properly can allow you to have conversations and get advice from them.

Opus Est

• Patience
• Candle
• Dark Room
• Mirror
• Sacred Water
• Oil
• Salt

Before anything, one must prep the mirror for communing with the Ancestral Spirits, To do this mix together one part water, salt, and oil into a slurry. Dipping the left ring finger into the mixture begin drawing the pentacle in each corner of the mirror, connecting each pentacle with a line following the edge of the mirror as shown below

As you are drawing on the pentacles, feel free to use the below chant, but you may change it to your liking so long as the main goals are the same.

“ Lock This Mirror, Lock It Tight, Lock it now with sacred light. Let only those whom I call, Answer Me to give me guidance. May no evil enter through this portal, and may no unnamed spirit answer my calls. As I have said it so it has always been.”

The mirror is now prepped for the ritual, the next step is to create a salt circle where you are going to be seated. As well as a secondary salt circle surrounding the candle and mirror. These salt circles are an extra step of protection between yourself and the spiritual realm.

The next step is to darken the room, as dark as possible, pitch black is best. From there, place the candle in front of the mirror and ignite it, then begin the process of staring into the mirror. Watch as the candle shifts shadows around and brings new shapes to the surface.

After about 10-30 minutes your body will begin to go into a trance state of mind, from there you can call upon the name of one of your ancestors to help guide you. It may not be immediate as scrying takes years to master but after a few tries you should begin to see their faces and hear their voice.

Scrying sessions can be anywhere from a few minutes, to several hours or even days from some accounts. Don’t be frustrated if nothing happens your first time. And most importantly, always remember to thank the spirits for their time and energy, and always remember to say goodbye when you blow out the candle.

After each use feel free to cleanse the mirror with sacred water and store the mirror in a sacred space.

Post Script

Scrying isn’t for everyone and that’s okay. It takes patience and an open mind, but if you decide to give it a try it can do wonders for your spiritual practice.I hope I was able to teach you something new, Until next time my Friends :)

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APPALACHIAN FOLKLORE 101

Appalachia has a rich history in the united states, which goes farther back than most tend to give it credit for. The Appalachian mountains are millions of years old, and humans have only lived in the region for 16,000 years or so, which means the mountains are bound to hold some mysteries and legends.

Many of these stories, and folk practices originate from the Native Americans, specifically Cherokee, and are mixed in with the superstitions brought over from the old world specifically English, Irish, and Scottish. As well as the practices brought over from the African Continent During the Slave Trade.

The Native population assisted the early settlers in Appalachia with ways to survive the area, grow food, and even forage for one of Appalachia’s staple foods, RAMPS!!!

Let’s delve into the history of Appalachian Folklore and the origins of everyone’s favorite stories.

Cryptids and Myths

This is one of the most famous aspects of Appalachian folklore and one which outsiders know the most about, Appalachian Myths and their Cryptids that follow. Below I will go over a few of the more famous ones, which many have learned about, either second-hand or through living in the area.

The Moon-Eyed People

There was a group of humanoids called the Moon-Eyed People, who were short, bearded, and had pale skin with large, bright eyes. They were completely nocturnal due to their eyes being extremely sensitive to light. Although not mythical, they were considered a separate race of people by some. The tribes viewed them as a threat and forced them out of their caves on a full moon night. They were said to have scattered to other parts of Appalachia as the moon’s light was too bright for their eyes. There are some early structures that are believed to be related to the Moon-Eyed People, dating back to 400 BCE. Some theories suggest that they were early European settlers who arrived much before Columbus discovered the Americas. Other theories suggest they were people who had Albanism.

Image of The Moon Eyed People Statues in Murphy, North Carolina

Spearfinger

Spearfinger is a Cherokee legend of a shapeshifting, stone-skinned witch with a long knife in place of one of her fingers. She often was described as an old woman, which she would take the form of to convince Cherokee children that she was their grandmother. She would sit with them, brush their hair until they fell asleep, and then kill them with her “spear finger.” She had a love of human livers which she would extract from the bodies of those she killed. It was said she left no visible scars on her victims. She carried her own heart in her hand to protect it, as it was her one weakness. As the legend goes, she was captured and defeated with the help of several birds that carried the information to defeat her. Though she has been destroyed, sometimes you can hear her cackles and songs throughout the mountains. 

Image of SpearFinger Cherokee Legend

W*ndigo

This spirit is said to go to where its name is called allowed so since most of us already know the name I won’t be writing it out in completion. So out of respect for some of our native readers, it will remain censored

The W*ndigo is a creature, sometimes referred to as an evil spirit, that is said to be 15 feet tall with a body that is thin, with skin pulled so tight that its bones are visible. Many native legends view it as a spirit of greed, gluttony, and insatiable hunger. It is a flesh-eating beast that is considered most active during the colder months, and its presence is easily felt and smelt. It has been described as having a distinct smell of rot and decay due to its skin being ripped and unclean. It produces an overwhelming urge of greed and insatiable want. Most notably, it is not one to chase or seek after its prey; instead, it uses its terrifying mimicry skill. It often mimics human voices, screams, loved ones, or anything that might entice its victim to come to it. In some cases, it is believed the W*ndigo is a spirit that can possess other humans and fill them with greed and selfishness, turning them into W*ndigos as well.  

Appalachian Folk Practices

Many of the common Appalachian folk practices stem from things the Native Americans and Enslaved Africans taught them mixed in with cultural practices from Europe. Here I will go over some of the most common practices done by the Appalachian people

Water Dowsing

water dowsing is a practice that has been done for hundreds of years in many different cultures. This practice was brought over by the European settlers and was how many people of the time found where to dig for their water. The practice itself is simple in nature, you take a forked branch from a tree and hold it in both hands and walk around once the stick points down due to the electromagnetic current that’s where you dig your well.

• this isn’t exactly the best way to find water but many people still do it to this day.

Image of Someone Using A Dowsing Rod

Bottle Trees

This practice originated in the Congo area of Africa, in the 9th century A.D. brought to America by the slave trade, in the 17th century. Bottle Trees, were popular in the American South and up into Appalachia, the spirits are said to be attracted to the blue color of the bottles, and captured at night, then when the sun rises it destroys the evil spirits.

• This is still practiced in the modern era by many Appalachian Folk Practitioners

Image Of Bottle Trees

SIN EATING

This practice originates from the Ancient Greeks and Egyptians, it branched to many different cultures and has been practiced since antiquity by many Christian and Catholic tribes. And later making its way to America via immigration. The process was once a profession in Appalachia, in which food was placed on or near the deceased and a person dressed in all black would eat the food absolving the dead of all of their earthly sins. This essentially cemented their ability to get into heaven. The practice while sparsely done any more as a profession, it can still be found in many peoples funeral services to this day around the world.

• Many cultures still do this practice and the sin eaters usually choose to hide their identity as the practice is seen as taboo to this day.

Popular Herbs To Forage In Appalachia Folk Practices

Wild Leeks or RAMPS!!!

Allium tricoccum, are a species of wild onion native to North America. They are a delicacy, and hold a special place in the hearts of many Appalachians. Native Americans such as the Cherokee ate the plant and used it medicinally for a variety of purposes including as a spring tonic. Early European settlers learned how to Forage from the Indigenous People and continued to eat and use ramps medicinally. Ramps provide many nutrients and minerals and historically have been used to nourish people after harsh winters.

*RAMPS poisoness Look Alike

False hellebore (Veratrum) is a highly poisonous plant that can be mistaken for a prized wild edible, the wild leek, or ramp (Allium tricoccum)

Chicken of the Woods

Laetiporus sulphureus. Chicken of the woods is a sulphur-yellow bracket fungus of trees in woods, parks and gardens. They are delicious and are loved by many foragers, Native Americans, and Appalachians alike. The Native Americans taught the early settlers that these were edible and have been a favorite ever since. Chicken of the Woods is most likely to be found from August through October, but it can be found as early as May and up to December depending on where you live.

*These have a poisoness look alike, Jack O Lantern mushrooms

The Jack-o’-lantern mushroom should not be eaten because it is poisonous to humans. It contains toxic chemicals that can cause severe stomach upset accompanied by vomiting, diarrhea and headache

PawPaws

The Pawpaw Asimina triloba, is well loved by Appalachian locals as a native fruit with a tropical taste. Pawpaw fruit is the largest tree fruit native to the United States, and its custard-like flesh has been said to taste like a combination of banana, pineapple, and Mango. The pawpaw has been used by Native Americans for centuries for both its fruit and its medicinal properties. Many tribes, including the Osage and Sioux, ate the fruit; the Iroquois used the mashed fruit to make small dried cakes to reconstitute later for cooking. PawPaw season is late summer, look for the smell of rotting fruit, eat the ones that are squishy to the touch.

*They resemble mangos on the trees, many options to eat the ones that are on the floor already as they usually have ripened, but you can also ripen them at home.

Appalachia has a rich and beautiful history filled with magic and delicious food. But the only real way to learn about Appalachia is to visit it. Go and speak with locals, learn about the history, their delicious foods, and powerful Grandma magic, and you too will fall in love with Appalachia.

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Curses: A History On The Dark Arts and How to Practice Them (18+) by W.S

Since the dawn of man, people have consistently been annoyed with one another. Because of this fact, many different Magickal ways have popped up to harm the deserving and undeserving alike.

Today we will be going over the historical Jinxes, Hexes, and Curses found throughout the ancient world. (and how to do a few as well for those 18+)

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The Difference Between Hex, Jinx & Curses

Jinx

• A small form of malignant Magick intended to bring bad luck to a person or place. Usually Minor, they wear off by themselves and are rarely lethal

Hex

• Slightly more in-depth form of Malignant Magic, intended to bring misfortune to the intended. i.e. spoiled food, killing their plants, or making them stub their toe for a month, it is really up to the imagination of the caster. They can last longer but usually will go away on their own after a few weeks/ the afflicted learn’s their lesson.

Curse

• Curses are the most powerful form of Malignant Magick, these spells can topple nations and disrupt the lives of countless people. They can be cast to kill, ruin a family for generations, or even bring about great calamity to an area. They can also be used as a defensive measure to protect a space like a crypt from suspected grave robbers, to send a message to others who attempt to follow. These spells when done properly, LAST FOREVER unless the caster or someone who has the know-how removes the spell from the afflicted.

Dark Magick in Ancient Times

The Evil Eye

The malignant gaze, this is a type of curse/Jinx that can be done purposefully, or accidentally to another person. The power of a person’s gaze is said to bring maledictions to the unassuming. Stemming from one’s own internal jealousies and uncontrolled intrusive thoughts, this is one of the most common Jinxes/curses done even today. The origins of this are said to be well over 5,000 years old, and the protections for it include The Nazar and Evil Eye Removal Rituals.

Curse Tablets

Tablets made of lead, in which people would beseech the Gods to perform maladies on others. Mortals asked for people’s land to be salted, and their businesses to crumble. They asked Gods to imprison the target or pettier things like having the target’s sports teams lose. Once the curse was scribed into the lead they were pierced with nails and buried in graveyards. Or placed near/in the target’s home. They weren’t always used to Curse, some have been found detailing love spells and the like. Often they would add objects belonging to the intended target like clothing or hair to give these spells extra strength.

Ancient Egyptian Burial Curses

Ancient Egyptians Used magic in their day-to-day lives, it was seen as a gift from the gods and they used this magick to treat the sick and to protect themselves from malediction. One common practice in the old kingdom was the use of Protective Curses in tombs from those who would desecrate the spaces. i.e. (warnings to people not to go further) These curses garnered fear from some superstitious writers of the time, especially due to the increase in deaths and strange occurrences following the disturbances of Tutankhamun’s Tomb.

Wikipedia Excerpt

Curses after the Old Kingdom era are less common though more severe, sometimes invoking the ire of Thoth or the destruction of Sekhemet.[4]Zahi Hawass quotes an example of a curse: “Cursed be those who disturb the rest of a Pharaoh. They that shall break the seal of this tomb shall meet death by a disease that no doctor can diagnose.”[6]

Curses in More Recent History

Curses haven’t really changed all that much since antiquity, the truly great ones have been passed down from teacher to student and still exist to this day. Here is a more recent example of a curse

Ceremonial Magick Curses Pre 1800s

Ceremonial curses Performed by occultists and alchemists usually consist of a petition- a request to an external spirit/entity. For these curses, magicians petitioned Angels ( and even some demons) to exact divine judgment upon the intended target. This was not exactly uncommon as the wrath of god was viewed as an extremely powerful source to draw from in those times of church rule.

[Liability Disclaimer]

• “I’m not going to be liable for any trespassing because you decided to try this, you should be over the age of 18 and be able to make your own decisions. These spells are purely academic in nature and I won’t be held liable for the actions of others, nor will I be held liable for any damage to public or private property.” W.S. 20.08.2023

Modern Day Curse: Detailed How To (18+)

This curse comes with a warning to the caster, dark magic, when done continuously, crosses a line. You draw a moral line in the sand when you begin this journey, your magickal practice, and the more you allow yourself to fester in the dark, the higher the possibility to lose yourself to your darker impulses. When practicing dark magic you must allow the darkness into yourself to complete these spells, however, once it’s over you must ground yourself using a memory of someone/something you love.

Don’t allow yourself to fester in your own hatred, or you yourself will be cursed.

The Mark Of Madness

This curse initiates the decline of a person’s mental cognition, Weakens their defenses, and inadvertently leads to them becoming bedridden. Causing Hallucinations, Nightmares, Paralysis Demons the works This curse can only be undone by the caster or someone of the same blood due to the nature of the spell.

Opus Est

• Ashes Of Evergreen
• Blood of the Caster(Fresh)
• Stagnant Water
• Dirt From Targets Home
• Picture Of The Target With Their Name And Birthday Written On It
• Container Of Some Kind

This spell is best done at night, far away from your home, preferably at the target’s home if at all possible. Cast your protections before doing the spell as always.

Step 1: Place The Photo Inside Of The Bowl and Recite

“Tu (Name Of Target) scopus meus es”

Step 2: Place the Dirt Inside the container while reciting

“per terram ad insaniam convertunt”

Step 3: Add The Evergreen Ashes to the container while reciting

“per cineres ad insaniam convertunt”

Step 4: Pour The Stagnant Water Into the Container and Recite

“per aquam ad insaniam convertunt”

Step 5: Cut your right hand and bleed into the mixture, while reciting the spell. This creates the blood lock. This way nobody but you or a blood relative can undo the curse.

“Sanguine meo proprio hanc claudo. Hoc erit in aeternum”

Step 6: Stir the mixture into a paste, dipping your uncut hand into the mixture to make sure your palm is coated well. Then head to the front of the person’s property and place a handprint in the walkway. Just out of the line of sight, Pour the excess mixture into their garden/yard and leave the property. If you have access to the person you wish to curse (i.e. an abuser)you can also place the hand print upon their body when they sleep and the spell will be faster acting.

Step 7: SKADDADDLE

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ThreeFold Law Addendum

Many new witches/practitioners have a Wiccan preconception about something known as the threefold law. This was made up for that specific religion, it doesn’t govern all practitioners of magick and it certainly won’t cause you any harm. So if someone tries to fear monger you politely ask them to shut it with their nonsense.
Cursing has been around for most of human history and it’s how we’ve been able to feel a small amount of control in times in which life seems uncertain. So go out and learn, enjoy your practice and your journey, and most importantly remember not to take anyone’s shit.

You have more power than you realize.

I hope I was able to teach you something new, Until next time my Friends :)

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DONT BE A SCAB , STAND WITH SAG

WRITERS IN SOLIDARITY WITH OUR WGA AND SAG BROTHERS AND SISTERS

Nightly Affirmations

You’re a homosexual… Start acting like it

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Exorcism powder

The powder is used in order to banish an evil spirit from the space in lieu of the presence of a master exorcist. Ingredients are similar to that of Vesta Powder and are flammable in nature. As such please do not attempt unless over the age of 18 and practice fire safety.

Originally posted by soli-terri

“Evil spirits cause mischief in places filled with sorrow and pain, they can and will harm those who disturb their place of rest, even when that happens to be the place you call home.”

So, as I have had a few people reach out to me for help with Malignant Spirits attached to their property, I thought I would leave this Exorcism Powder here for those who might not be having the greatest experience with spirits in their day-to-day life, but also may want to try taking care of the problem themselves

Opus Est~

• Sulfur 1tbsp
• SaltPeter 1 tbsp
• Sugar 1 tbsp
• Mortar And Pestle

In a Mortar and Pestle preferably one made of glass or stone add together in equal parts the sulfur and saltpeter, and begin grinding in a counterclockwise motion allowing the powders to be mixed thourally with each other.

Then as you stir, Very slowly add in the sugar, this is the catalyst for the ignition process and makes the mixture rather flammable.

Once the mixture is homogenous, it is time to bless the mixture with a simple spell, place both hands over the powder and begin the incantation.

“Flame Of Hell, Old, And True, Assist Me In My Endeavors, Banish The Malignant Beings From This Space, So They Can Never Return.”

Once the blessing has been done the powder is ready to be used. Place a small amount in a metal or glass fireproof container and ignite in the rooms/areas you wish to cleanse. As the smoke plume rises begin the chant below.

“Unnamed Spirit, I Command You, Leave This Space, I Banish You From This Land, I Banish You From This Realm, May You Never Return, As It Is Said So Shall It Be.”

• The Exorcism powder needs to be stored in a glass container and needs to be disposed of properly after it has been burned. Make small batches and remember to open windows and practice fire safety when doing these types of magicks.

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Incantation bowl

These wonderful bowls are beautiful and while not used anymore provide a snapshot into history and Babylonian Spiritual Beliefs

Originating from Ancient Mesopotamia, now the Middle East, they were popular in antiquity with the Jewish, Christians, and Ancient Babylonians in the Area. Over 2000 have been found in Archeological digs, bringing to light a popular folk practice of the time.

They work as protective charms which were thought to trap demons, the bowls were usually inscribed in a spiral, beginning from the rim and moving toward the center. They were buried face down, commonly placed under the threshold, in courtyards, the corner of the homes of the recently deceased, and the entrance to graveyards.

Important Wikipedia Excerpt

A subcategory of incantation bowls is those used in Jewish and Christian practices. Aramaic incantation bowls are an important source of knowledge about Jewish occult practices, mainly the nearly eighty surviving Jewish incantation bowls from Babylon during the rule by the Sasanian Empire, primarily from the Jewish diaspora settlement in Nippur. These bowls were used in magic to protect against evil influences such as the evil eye, Lilith, and Bagdana. These bowls could be used by any community member, and almost every house excavated in the Jewish settlement in Nippur had such bowls buried in them. The inscriptions often include scriptural quotes and quotes from rabbinic texts. The text on incantation bowls is the only written material documenting the Jewish language and religion recovered from the period around the writing of the Babylonian Talmud. Scholars say that the use of rabbinic texts demonstrates that they were considered to have supernatural power comparable to that of biblical quotes. The bowls often refer to themselves as “amulets” and the Talmud discusses the use of amulets and magic to drive away demons.

The majority of recovered incantation bowls were written in Jewish Aramaic and while not commonly used anymore it is a cool folk practice that can be found branching across cultures.

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The Enochian Language A History, the Magical Language as described by John Dee

John Dee was no stranger to Esoteric practice and spent much of his life pursuing the truths of the world. He wrote prior works filled with symbolism and occult knowledge, one known as, Monas Hieroglyphica, written in 1564. To John Dee the rational and metaphysical were in many ways one and the same, this led him down a path of attempting to reach the divine in many rituals in which he used scrying, a method in which you look into a polished surface or bowl of water to perceive the spiritual realm. By himself, he had very little success until the fateful meeting between him and the alchemist Edward Kelley, who as luck would have it was gifted in the art of scrying.

ALT

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Edward And John Speak To The “ANGELS”

In 1582, With the assistance of E. Kelley, J. Dee was able to begin the path of learning through these scrying sessions, “Angelical” or as most know it today “Enochian”, and many new forms of occult magick, which would change The Occult World for centuries to come.

Wikipedia Excerpt

The Visions started on March 26, 1583, when Kelley reported visions in the crystal of a 21-lettered alphabet. A few days later, Kelley started receiving what became the book Liber Loagaeth (“Book [of] Speech from God”). The book consists of 49 great letter tables, or squares made of 49 by 49 letters (however each table has a front and a back side, making 98 tables of 49×49 letters altogether).[a] Dee and Kelley said the angels never translated the texts in this book.

Is The Angelic Language “Real”

It intrigues many scholars to this day and while many argue the language to be a hoax it has indefinably become a part of the occult sphere as it’s used in many people’s practices to this day. So while the language itself may or may not be man-made. No one doubts that the language has spawned a plethora of ideas both in the occult realm as well as in the Fictional writing sphere. It has been seen used in Shows like CW’s Supernatural, As well as Games like Bayonetta in which they use spells spoken in the language. It has been used in secret societies and can be found in many grimoires around the world. The language is as real as you want it to be, I for one find spells in Enochian Dramatic with a hint of flair that I just love, I encourage others to give the language a shot and to learn at least a few phrases.

How Do I Write In The Language

Well, it’s rather simple if you just want to use it as its own coded language. The alphabet is almost fully compatible with English, and many have used it as a way to encode their Grimoires and Spells from prying eyes, similar to the Witches Language.

Phrases In Enochian To Try

These translations are rough but they are fun little phrases so you can get some Enochian under your belt, if you would like you can check out this site here as it is an Enochian to English translator and it lets you create sentences and phrases to impress or annoy your friends lol.

darsar gnay g gnay, ol dooain i ( How Do You Do, My Name Is__)

blans oi caosg (protect this ground)

gah c a ozongon dluga ol zildar ( Spirit of the wind Grant me flight)

In Conclusion

To get a more in-depth understanding of the language and to get a grasp on its rich history please check out the book The Complete Encochian Dictionary As Revealed To John Dee And Edward Kelley. It will be linked in the Free Grimoire Section of my Tumblr.

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I’m looking for some inspiration from humans to see where I should go with the next chapter , leave any ideas in the notes or comments for me to read later

-WS

Sorry for any delays in posting, been busy with moving stuff and getting sick and junk.