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Re: Magick and Sexual Attraction
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L303303 (l30...@aol.com) wrote:
: I have been considering using magick to increase sexual
: attractiveness. I have in the past used visualisations and
: affirmations for this, but without results. Can anyone tell
: me how to go about doing this, and if anyone has had any
: experience with using magick for this purpose?
With a large stellium in the 8th house, this has never been an
issue for me.
In my 20's I started drinking damiana tea as it had a reputation
for toning the generative organs. (I think that it has since been
found to be detrimental to the liver under long term usage.)
Within only a day or two I literally had strange men I didn't know
knocking on my apartment door. I stopped taking it immediately :-)
Most noticeable to me is the fact that certain planets in
transit situations bring attention my way. I've got to admit
to being of the mind that if you're doing what you're supposed
to be doing that the rest will fall in place.
Personally I don't do magick to bring lovers to me per se,
partially because I figure I may not like what shows up.
Regards, Charla
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Goetia Demons
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VDemonoidV (vdemo...@aol.com) wrote:
: Does anyone have any good links to any Goetia pages?
Here are a couple for starts:
http://www.avesta.org/esoteric.htm
http://www.ccse.net/~mhenson/lesser.htm
Regards, Charla
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Andrew (magicia...@nospamhotmail.com) wrote:
: I am begginer at Magick and I need to find some reference points.
: If anyone out there has an web address, books, etc. would you
: please send them to me. Also I need to learn about spells.
Do you know enough about the subject to say whether your
interest is Neo Paganism / Wicca or Ceremonial Magick?
There is a lot of stuff in print and available via the web.
May I suggest for something off the beaten path, Robin
Skelton as an author, specifically:
1. The Practice of Witchcraft Today: An Introduction to
Beliefs and Rituals
2. Spellcraft
3. The Magical Practice of Talismans (op)
Regards, Charla
J.L. (tro...@hol.fr) wrote:
: It is what I am looking for.
: But I am french and I have not the LA phone directory.
: Someone in LA can look for me ?
This address is from the early 80's so it may not be current.
I used to use their 'professional chart no. 3' to draw astrological
charts on. They used to sell C.C. Zain's (Elbert Benjamine) books
directly by mail. They may still do so.
The Church of Light
Box 76862
Los Angeles, CA 90076
Regards, Charla
Re: Magick, Wicca and Praxis
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Answering these questions from a Wiccan perspective ...
lorax (ty...@houseofkaos.abyss.com) wrote:
: [from personal email, notified individual that I would be posting,
: no objection]
: #How do I close a circle after it has been cast?
Personally I undraw it and stamp my foot. Others symbolically
cut it with a dagger.
: #What is meant by cakes & wine?
: in Wiccan tradition typically any form of bread, cake or cookie and
: some juice or alcoholic beverage, both utilized as receptacles for
: the charge of a symbolic 'Great Rite'. they are also symbols of
: the sexual juices if you want to do the Great Rite in a literal
: and carnal sense. ;>
Hm. A symbolic Great Rite would involve dipping the athame into
the chalice full of wine. The cakes would then be annointed
with the charged wine using the athame.
Within a Wiccan coven, the sharing of cakes and wine is often a relaxed
more social part of a ritual, a grounding after concentrated
magical work.
I leave an extra cake uneaten on the pentacle in the North as well
as pour a libation from the chalice prior to drinking. This is
similar to setting an extra table for unseen guests at the feast after
a ritual.
: #How do I prepare an area before I cast a circle or build an altar?
If you really want to be fastidious, wash the floors with something
like hyssop or camphor. Ritually sweep it out. Banish. etc.
: #What do I focus on while casting spells?
I primarily focus on raising the energy until I'm ready
to direct the charge. I wouldn't say that I 'cast spells' though.
: #How do I invoke spirits?
Read a good book on this subject. ;)
: #What protects me from harm from them after invocation?
If they're asking basic question about circle castings, they're
not ready to invoke much beyond the Quarters and some benign
God/Goddess figures IMO.
Regards, Charla
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Fathom Hummingbear (fat...@sonic.net) wrote:
: Yes, Starhawk was trained by Victor Anderson, who lives in a suburb of
: San Francisco. This Faery Wicca or Feri trad (the spelling keeps
: changing) is loosely connectly with the mythology of the Sidhe.
Victor's wife of 50 years, Cora, has a lovely booklet out titled _Fifty
Years in the Feri Tradition_.
: An even looser and otherwise unrelated connection to the Sidhe comes
: through the Radical Faerie movement
Thank you for highlighting the difference!
Re: Pathworking
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Hi Toby,
TobyAnnS (toby...@aol.com) wrote:
: I found this newsgroup while running quickly away from the alt.magick
: group. I was hoping to find other travellers to discuss ritual,
: pathworking, meditative practices, and related experiences. Needless to
: say that was not a place called home.
Seems like everytime I look at alt.magick there are more nonsense
posts. It's a real pity!
I think this group (alt.occult.kabbalah.golden-dawn) is for
discussing things in a GD framework. Al Billings via the magazine
he coedits 'Caduceus the Hermetic Quarterly' has started a list
called Praxis with the idea that it is for practicing magicians
to discuss their practice.
Regards, Charla
Re: Gathering: Twilight Covening (Mass., USA)
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Greetings,
I attended the very first Twilight Covening in western Mass. and
thought that it was a very good concept that for the most part
went well. I ended up in the Stag clan which was fitting for the
mythology I was working with at the time.
I do wish that Andras and Diedre would rethink the fact that they
moved it to Columbus Day which conflicts with another excellent
gathering in the Northeast, Panthea.
I attended the 1rst and 2nd MAPPCAF (Mid Atlantic Pan Pagan
Conference & Festival) which was the forerunner of Panthea.
Unfortunately I arrived too late Friday night at MAPPCAF-2 to
catch Herman Slater's opening ritual, but was treated to imitations
of his solemn 'Darksome night and shining moon' for the rest of
the weekend. ;)
Regards and Blessed Be,
Charla
Re: A Serious Post...
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Pppanar (ppp...@aol.com) wrote:
: Upon starting the book, my whole opinion of the Tarot changed.
: Crowley presented a pretty good case (in my opinion) of the origins
: and secrecy of the Tarot.
For history I leave it to the experts and stick with Stuart R. Kaplan's
3 volume Encyclopedia of Tarot.
: Does he have many supporters? I have not seen any really serious posts
: recently, and I beg someone to enlighten me to the dangers or feelings
: that others have in regards to how his writings have effected them.
Some would say that Crowley took magick further than the Golden Dawn
and that his particular flavor has more of a kick to it.
I think that the Thoth deck is beautiful in its symbology and
the magick inherent in that symbology. This from someone mind you
who thinks that anything that varries too much from the Marseilles
deck is "out there."
: Have all the other texts on the subject been lies, or misleading
: material from uneducated people as he states? Very curious about
: dangers involved here.
Different people will have different techniques and interpretations
for the cards but IMO each is valid for the person using it.
Regards, Charla
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Andrew (magicia...@nospamhotmail.com) wrote:
: I am begginer at Magick and I need to find some reference points.
: If anyone out there has an web address, books, etc. would you
: please send them to me. Also I need to learn about spells.
Do you know enough about the subject to say whether your
interest is Neo Paganism / Wicca or Ceremonial Magick?
There is a lot of stuff in print and available via the web.
May I suggest for something off the beaten path, Robin
Skelton as an author, specifically:
1. The Practice of Witchcraft Today: An Introduction to
Beliefs and Rituals
2. Spellcraft
3. The Magical Practice of Talismans (op)
Regards, Charla
Year 2000 spells and rituals
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Polar Bear (tank...@comp.nus.edu.sg) wrote:
: Ummm.. you have less than a year to migrate. Is that going
: to be possible?
<Chuckle>. The place I'm contracting to now brought in IBM
Consulting to oversee their Y2K compliance with the aim of
being Y2K certified by the Feds by the end of 1998.
Regards, Charla
Re: Damiana tea
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L.F. (sac4...@saclink.csus.edu) wrote in reply to Jon Browne:
: It's also supposed to be an aphrodisiac, though I wouldn't know.
: From what Jon said above it might be a slight sense-enhancer.
What the hay, I haven't packed either the herb or sex sections of
my library yet.
Richard Alan Miller in his book "The Magical and Ritual Use of Herbs"
says the primary effect is as a mild aphrodisiac and marijuana-like
euphoria which lasts about 1-1/2 hours. He then gives a recipe for
an aphrodisiacal cordial of damiana and another recipe for a herbal
smoking mixture he calls Yuba Gold. He also gives a reference to
Louis J. Culling's book "A Manual of Sex Magick."
I'm assuming he means Louis T. Culling's book "Sex Magick" which
has an appendix on the herb damiana. Culling gives a recommended
dosage and includes diary entries of his own experience with the herb.
The book "Legal Highs" by Adam Gottlieb lists the same effects
as Richard Alan Miller's book does. This book suggests simmering
2 tbsp. leaves in 1 pt. water and drinking the tea at the same time
as smoking a pipeful of the leaves.
Both herbal books suggest that damiana has a tonic effect on
the sexual organs and that excessive long-term use may be
toxic to the liver.
Regards, Charla
Re: Dragon Magick
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George Christie (bad...@netrover.com) wrote:
: Does any one practice Dragon Magick. I am interested but there are no
: bookstores in my area that have anything on it. Are there any good web
: sites about it? Thanx
Ian Corrigan wrote and illustrated a cute little book titled
'The Book of the Dragon' It was being distributed by While Light
Pentacles / Sacred Spirit Products in Massachusetts.
Re: Jimson Weed
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PStuart (pst...@aol.com) wrote:
: Jimson weed is probably legal in most areas. HOWEVER, it is NOT
: recommended as a recreational substance -- and only with great care as a
: magickal ally.
A guy brought datura to a pagan gathering in the Jemez Mountains
in New Mexico at the full moon / Lammas in 1982. He passed it around
at night after the main ritual. I did not ingest it but did talk to
a couple of folks who did.
They nearly took 2 people out of there that night to the hospital but
they made it through to the morning. An older gentleman had physical
repurcussions for the next 6 months.
It's definitely not for everyone!
Regards, Charla
AIDS (was: Could someone use Magick to do this?)
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This thread has too many responses for me to figure out who posted
the original question:
: >> Cast a spell to cure an Aids patient.
I am reminded of someone (who I respect greatly!) who I attended
weekly classes under for a year saying he's tried everything he knows
against this disease without success.
I applied to his class (one must apply and only 13 are accepted
each year) after hearing him talk at a round robin sponsored by COG.
When someone in the audience asked the panel about how Death is
viewed, he In article <charlajwF...@netcom.com>,
char...@netcom.com (Charla J. Williams) wrote:
> (Note: Posted to 3 different legal / law enforcement groups)
>
> I have been cyberstalked for sometime now by a couple
> who I have every reason to believe are J. Christopher Hughes
> < pr...@linuxstart.com > and his wife Vanessa
> < abortre...@yahoo.com >. Chris sent me a private
> email threatening to post this kind of material to Usenet
> before the harassment began and some of it has been posted
> from his wife's email account to Usenet as well. Usually
> they hide behind DejaNews accounts.
>
> Chris is somebody who I dated very briefly 4 years ago.
>
> I would like to know what various types of legal address I have.
> Most recently their tactic has been to take what I post and
> then repost it attributing it to me but mangling my words. I
> will include below an example of this. First my original post
> and then what they posted in reply. I believe that what they
> have posted in my example below may fall under the category of
> a hate crime.
>
> They also continue to say I use drugs and that I have a cocaine
> and/or meth habit. This is ludicrous and untrue. Among the
> Usenet groups they post this to are professional computer
> newsgroups which I frequent. I am a computer programmer by
> profession and have been for 20 years. I believe they are
> attempting to interfere with my livelihood with their postings
> to professional newsgroups.
>
> They are also calling me a prostitute and posting vile sexual
> material. Does this fall under some category of sexual harassment?
>
> They were living in Montana when this cyberstalking began.
> They then moved to Georgia. In the last month or so they
> posted though the University of Texas, Austin. Most recently
> they appear to be attempting to hide who and where they are by
> faking their headers. Vanessa considers herself a hacker as per
> her website.
>
> Thank you for any help you can offer.
>
> Charla J. Williams
> char...@netcom.com
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------
>
> Here is my original post:
>
> Newsgroups: seattle.eats
> Path: ix.netcom.com!charlajw
> From: char...@netcom.com (Charla J. Williams)
> Subject: Breakfast Adventures
> Message-ID: <charlajwF...@netcom.com>
> Organization: Netcom
> X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.2 PL2]
> Date: Wed, 16 Jun 1999 00:54:35 GMT
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> Sender: char...@netcom14.netcom.com
> Xref: ix.netcom.com seattle.eats:20761
>
> I decided to try a few places I hadn't been to before.
>
> The Cottage Inn. University District. I had a half/half
> order - 1 egg and 2 pancakes with fresh squeezed orange
> juice. The juice was wonderful. They get it from someplace
> in the market. The pancakes were also good but the syrup
> was served cold which was a shock to me and spoiled the
> pancakes. I had my egg sunny side up and the yolk was cold.
> I will probabably not return there for breakfast unless I
> can talk them into warming up the syrup.
>
> The Varsity Inn. 65th street Ravenna. I had eggs with
> french toast. The eggs were fine. The french toast seemed
> to be Wonder white bread, far from my favorite. The syrup
> was warm. Nothing special and I probably won't return.
> Rather than butter, some odd yellow spread was served on
> top of the pancakes.
>
> Uncommon Grounds. Roosevelt just north of 65th in Ravenna.
> This was the pleasant surprise. I had eggs with scone and
> fruit and fresh squeezed orange juice. The cafe decor is
> nice, the staff was courteous and helpful, and the food
> was good. I will return here again.
>
> The best eggs benedict I've had thus far in Seattle has been
> at Arnies near Gasworks Park.
>
> Regards, Charla
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------
>
> Here is what they posted in response, severely misquoting me:
>
> Path: ix.netcom.com!news.maxwell.syr.edu!nntp.flash.net!
> hub1.ispnews.com!cyc12.deja.bcandid.com!nntp1.deja.com!
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> From: charlalo...@my-deja.com
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> Subject: Re: Breakfast Adventures
> Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1999 10:41:50 GMT
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> ~
> In article <charlajwF...@netcom.com>,
> char...@netcom.com (Charla J. Williams) wrote:
> > I decided to try a few cocks that I hadn't had up my ass before.
> >
> > The Cottage Inn. University District. I had a half/half
> > order - 1 cock and 2 jumbo crack rocks with fresh squeezed nigger
> > jizz. The jizz was wonderful! They get it from someplace
> > in the market. The crack rocks were also good but the testicles
> > was served cold which was a shock to me and spoiled the
> > fellatio. I had my egg sunny side up and the yolk was cold.
> > I will probabably not return there for sodomy unless I
> > can talk them into warming up the syrup.
> >
> > The Varsity Inn. 65th street Ravenna. I had six niggers with
> > felching . The niggers were fine. The felching seemed
> > to be Wonder white bread, far from my favorite niggers. The syrup
> > was warm. Nothing special and I probably won't return.
> > Rather than butter, some odd yellow spread was slathered on
> > top of my asshole.
> >
> > Uncommon Grounds. Roosevelt just north of 65th in Ravenna.
> > This was the pleasant surprise. I had crack with heroin and
> > fruits and fresh squeezed nigger jizz. The cafe decor is
> > nice, the staff was courteous and well hung, and the felching
> > was good. I will return here again.
> >
> > The best gang sodomy I've had thus far in Seattle has been
> > at Arnies near Gasworks Park.
> >
> > Regards, Charla
> >
> >
>
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>
> Here is a list of email address for them. Most of them
> have been used in this cyberstalking:
>
> pr...@linuxstart.com
> dm_tel...@my-dejanews.com
> dm_telvis5...@my-dejanews.com
> dm_tel...@my-dejanews.com
> dm_tel...@my-dejanews.com
> dmt_...@my-dejanews.com
> dm_t...@yahoo.com
> d_m_t...@my-dejanews.com
> d_m_tel...@my-dejanews.com
> dm_telv...@my-dejanews.com
> dm_fuckyo...@my-dejanews.com
> fia...@rocketmail.com
> abortre...@yahoo.com
> free...@yahoo.com
> chemo_...@my-dejanews.com
> dm_fuckyou...@my-dejanews.com
> blaz...@members.gayweb.com (forging somebody else)
> klo...@my-dejanews.com
> charla_...@my-dejanews.com (forging somebody else)
> charla_j...@my-dejanews.com (forging somebody else)
> norman...@my-dejanews.com
> norman...@my-dejanews.com
> normanfuc...@my-dejanews.com
> normanfuck...@my-dejanews.com
> fuckdejan...@my-dejanews.com
> pr...@negia.net
> yeticrac...@my-dejanews.com
> fuck_yo...@my-dejanews.com
> killalld...@my-dejanews.com
> yeti_...@my-dejanews.com
> yeti_s...@my-dejanews.com
> foofuc...@my-dejanews.com
> charlaea...@my-dejanews.com
> charlawill...@my-deja.com
> yetinev...@my-deja.com
> charlalo...@my-deja.com
> pr...@linuxstart.com
>
>
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