Showing posts with label black magick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black magick. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 11, 2013

DARK DRACONIAN Pillar Candle w/ 19 Black Arts Herbs & Oils, Black Dragon Eye on Suede Leather for Setian Chaos Magick, Dragon Eye Sorcery

Dark Draconian Pillar Candle

Out of the deepest depths I call you,
From dark dreams, silent wells and black visions,
Rise upon the murmuring mists edging the Night
Through the Dragon's Eye in the Void,
Let dead lips open, and blood runes of awareness fly forth
And let the living listen
... (original Necromancy Spell © Witchcrafts Artisan Alchemy)

Serious magic for serious magical practitioners. Journey into the mystical eye of the Dark Dragon of Northern Tradition Witchcraft of your own free will, with discipline and desire ... to summon the awesome chythonic power of Draconian serpent consciousness.

Handcrafted with premium all natural paraffin wax and pure cotton wick, this deeply arcane black DARK DRACONIAN pillar candle is intentionally witch made with my proprietary Old Ways occult recipe of oils and herbs containing a rich blend of genuine Atropa Belladonna, Black Nightshade, Black Henbane, Black Hellebore, Fly Agaric, Galbanum, Labdanum, Dragon's Blood, Yew, Bloodroot, Blackthorn, Bitter Myrrh, Black Tobacco, Black Mallow, Graveyard Dirt, Black Pepper, Black Styrax, Hag's Taper, Black Seed, crushed Black Jet, Old Leather and much more. DARK DRACONIAN is generously scented with an original blend uniquely, powerfully and specifically designed for this dark magical illuminator. A black rhinestone Dark Dragon Eye charm hung on genuine black suede leather completes the mystic aura of DARK DRACONIAN.

Use DARK DRACONIAN oil for Setian chaos magick, underworld pathworking, necromancy, shadow works, dark sorcery, hexing, cursing, making pacts or oaths with infernals, any other black magick ritual workings.

Measures 2 X 3 inches. Each candle exhibits a uniquely mottled pattern, please allow for natural variation.

Sunday, July 03, 2011

BLACK DRAGON Hex Breaking, Banishing and Protection Soy Pillar Votives

א' בתמוז תשע"א
Faunus 3

Clear your sacred space of negative vibrations, remove baneful energies, protect your ritual circle, break a hex or uncross conditions with these BLACK DRAGON banishing and protection straight pillar votive candles. These powerful votives are handcrafted with premium certified kosher soy wax, pure cotton wick, and generously scented with an original deeply rich blend of Gold Seal Dragon's Blood resin oil exclusive to WITCHCRAFTS. Magically charged with Gold Seal Dragon's Blood, black Liquidamber resin, Rue, Mugwort, Mullein and European Vervain (Verbana officinalis), each BLACK DRAGON votive is dusted with Midnight Magic fairy shimmer.

This listing is for a set of 3 votives.

Each votives measures 2" tall.

Comes beautifully packaged.

Friday, February 23, 2007

The Golem Watcher, A Wizard's Familiar

Researching defensive magick, I came across this about "familiars" in Mastering Witchcraft (Paul Huson) which sounds amazing like the magical golem of Jewish tradition.

There are several types of familiars, or magistelli, to give them their more correct title. Basically, there are three types of magistellus.

The third type, and to the individual witch (or wizard), most important type of magistellus is that of the magical servant. This may be a demonic entity who has been "bound" to some magical instrument such as a show stone or mirror, permanently or temporaily. It may also be an elemental creature formed by the combination of your witch (or wizard) power and some natural phenomenon. This type of magistellus becomes the protective spirit or Watcher, a magical guardian of the home. They take time to formulate, but really can prove to be of tremendous value. For unlike the general Earth spells which are effective to guard your home from general bad vibrations, to guard against out-and-out magical attack, a magistellus is ideal; it possesses a definite will of its own, the entire aim of which is to protect the house and those that dwell in it from all offensive sorcery. As such, it is really a magical type of vigilant robot, programmed solely to watch over the safety of the home. A sorcerer's watchdog, in fact.

Interestingly, in Jewish tradition, the term golem (a creature created "artifically" by magical means) is also used to describe newbies to the tradition and Torah study. In other words, ba'alei teshuvah and converts are often used as golems, magistelli and familiars are used. They are "simple" people, in terms of Torah scholarship and are eagerly looking for acceptance into a community. Consequently, they can easily be used as watchdogs and to "bide the issue" as discussed in a previous entry regarding lost curses.

In my own way of thinking, a wizard or witch ought to be willing to take full responsibility for his or her magic. If he or she isn't willing to do this, then something is terribly wrong with the kavanah and/or magic of the wizard or witch, and clearly he or she suspects that the magic may have a cost that he or she is unwilling to pay.

Lost Curses & The Wizard's Minion

Paul Huson (Mastering Witchcraft) writes regarding the fate of lost curses and those who cast them:

In matters of occult warfare, passive defense is the most effective type of retaliation.

When a wizard or witch mounts a magical attack, if it happens to misfire or if the victim is in any way adequately protected, as they say in the craft - "an the witch (or wizard) bide the issue!" - the home of lost curses is right back where they came from, the sender his or herself. So, if you can arrange to be ritually well-defended at the time that the dark spell is being cast, the spellbinders will, in fact, be conjuring to their own destruction. Advanced practitioners try to avoid the recoil by enveigling other, less-advanced members of their coven only too glad to try their hand at a bit of cursing (or magic), to do the actual dirty work for them: a well-known expedient in all fields! Regardless of any feelings of compassion for who actually "bides the issue," however, you should proceed with all your means of defense as surely as you would board up your house if it stood in the path of a hurricane.

Thursday, February 22, 2007

Rites Of Confusion

Jason Miller (Protection & Reversal Magick) writes regarding confusion spells:

Another way to remove an enemy working against you without bringing him or her into direct harm are rites of confusion. Some see this as a type of jinx in and of itself, but confusion spells have been used in hoodoo and witchcraft as protection for many, many years. When faced with an obsessive enemy who will not give up, a bit of confusion can be a tame but effective way to deal with that enemy.

While Mr. Miller discusses confusion spells independent of general reversal magick, confusion may also return to sender in natural consequence to reversal magick alone, if one's enemy has, in the context of casting a curse, incorporated a "confusion spell" into the curse.

Tuesday, January 16, 2007

Mishkan, Circle Of Protection

Ashnistrike commented regarding my entry Athame & Mezuzah (also posted on my blogs), writing:

I'll just say that as someone who uses both an athame and a mezuzah, I'm interested in the possible connections that can be drawn between them. Do you integrate this connection into any of your practices?

In practice, I only use the athame presently. My mezuzot are stored away in a chest. When I became a ba'alat teshuvah over a decade ago, my professional livelihood was deliberately destroyed. I've stayed with relatives for the past several years. I can't put up a mezuzah.

Of course, I'm sure my enemies are quite pleased with the fact that I can't put up a mezuzah. Nevertheless, I don't need it. It's like all the other rituals tools - the only real tool a witch needs is herself. I truly know this now.

A few days ago I had a vision of a metaphysical fist being flung toward me, and of it being deflected by an invisible shield around me. I was only able to "see" the shielding force by the "reverberations" in spacetime and shapeshifting coming off the dark light (which the shield was made of) as the striking fist impacted against the field which surrounded me. I never take my circle down. It goes with me wherever I go.

And every shabbat and with every ritual, I reinforce it.