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[Tutorial] Words of Power - Simple, Direct and Fast!

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WORDS of POWER, a Simple, Fast and Lightweight method of construction:

Several years ago I was musing on the subject of Crowley getting his knickers in a knot over trying to deconstruct some "Sonorous Names and Words of Power" using
hebrew gematria, etc. This works for some things, but not for others. At one time I too was more into gematria, notaricon et al, and Greek isopsephy than I am now, for a lot of reasons. As Jason Miller (if memory serves) alludes in his book/s "Sorcerer's Secrets / Real Sorcery" despite Crowley's valiant attempts the Sonorous Names really are just Divine Names!

But I digress, while I was "musing" in a light state of "discursive meditation" a train of ideas developed on the phrase of "Words of Power". When I decided to end this particular session I returned to my normal state, calm and refreshed as usual. It was a short while later while not thinking of my previous session at all that suddenly the phrase "Words of Power ANAGRAMS" literally flashed into my mind. this was sort of a hybrid combination of Seeing and Hearing simultaneously, sort of both at once, and neither completely, very difficult to describe. "Words of Power ANAGRAMS". It stuck and started to run in an a repetitive loop in my consciousness.

That said, I arrived at this method which is extremely straight forward. Let's take a concept, say Mental Protection. Now we can use the vernacular which for me is English, so I came up with the phrase "No Access to my Mind!", pretty direct, yes? Well there was a concept worth a Word of Power! The thought that maybe try Latin followed instantly, even though I now prefer something more Graeco-Egyption. So... finally, here is the method that basically presented itself to me. At the time I had not had any instruction or particular knowledge of a method of construction like this at all. I was beginning to entertain the concept of not just repeating Words of Power by "rote", but possibly creating them as well. It's possible that I may have seen or heard something somewhere along the path prior to this occurring, but I have no conscious memory of anything like that at all. After a day or two of experimental trial and error the pieces finally fell into place for me. While there are likely many different methods of doing this, this one is Simple, Fast, and Lightweight!

* Take a concept: "No Access to my Mind!"

* Translate it into Latin: "Nulla Aditus Ad Animus Meam!"

* Create an anagram from the first letter of each Latin word. "NAAAM" (There are variations on creating anagrams, I like this one)!

* Decide on the method of "pronunciation", say "NAAAM" as a single syllable or "NA-AAM" or "NAA-AM as a double syllable. At this point it's a matter of what
"feels right", and that's important! Play around with Pacing of the syllables, and also Tone/Pitch, pick your Poison here! Remember what works for YOU!

* Finally, in a process "somewhat similar to a sigil" several visualized repetitions of the new "Word of Power" during a few "discursive meditations" were enough
to make this effective. There was no reason or need to actually "sigilize" the word traditionally for it to work.

* The crucial part here is to Internalize the Concept, with the Feeling of: "NAAAM - Nulla Aditus Ad Animus Meam - NO ACCESS to MY MIND!".

It's entirely possible that while thinking about this procedure, or actively working on it something might present itself as a different or better tweak for YOU,
Don't Ignore That!

So..., If something is seemingly trying to occupy your thoughts: "NAAAM" it!

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Really like this write-up — clean, practical, and rooted in actual experience rather than overcomplication. What you’ve outlined echoes some very old approaches while also being totally in the spirit of modern sorcery.

The Egyptians, for example, often treated “words of power” as something to be generated rather than simply inherited — compressing meaning into sound, fusing names, or even creating what looked like nonsense syllables that carried force through resonance and intent. Later, you see similar things in the “barbarous names” of the Greek Magical Papyri: words designed less for semantic clarity and more for vibration and impact.

What you’ve done here with the anagram method feels like a streamlined, Chaos Magick-flavored take on that same principle. Reducing a phrase into a compressed seed-word strips away the rational chatter and leaves something the subconscious can hook into. It’s basically the linguistic equivalent of a sigil.

I also like that you stressed play — experimenting with syllables, pacing, and tone. That exploration is often where the power sneaks in, because the body discovers what resonates before the mind has a chance to interfere. Personally, I’ve noticed that once I settle on a Word like “NAAAM,” it sometimes mutates over time — stretching, condensing, or acquiring new syllables in use. Almost like the Word itself becomes a living servitor.

So, whether someone prefers gematria, glossolalia, or your anagram technique, the core insight stands: words of power aren’t just inherited relics. They can be created, tailored, and evolved to fit the magician. And that, to me, is where the real current of magic lives.

Curious if anyone else here has experimented with creating their own words of power, either through compression like this, spontaneous glossolalia, or other methods? Do you find they tend to stay stable once formed, or do they evolve and shift over time in practice?
 

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I want to clarify that I'm More than Aware of "I A O" and... all it's permutations, as well as other Hebrew words tossed around by the RR et AC like Ararita, and so on, ad infinitum. Have been long before I hammered this out. What I'm doing here is providing a method to deal with "everyday" issues that these Words work well for! They can be vocalized (preferably) to Ground the "Sonic" to the physical plane, or less preferably by using "The Great Voice", that is to say, Mentally and Emotionally sounded within. If I want to Seriously do some Theurgic level word play, I'll petition my Augoeides or Agathodaimon. So... what we have here is a practical, utilitarian, empty handed technique that will add another feather to your wizardly "fedora". Works for Me! :cool:🤘
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Really like this write-up — clean, practical, and rooted in actual experience rather than overcomplication. What you’ve outlined echoes some very old approaches while also being totally in the spirit of modern sorcery.

The Egyptians, for example, often treated “words of power” as something to be generated rather than simply inherited — compressing meaning into sound, fusing names, or even creating what looked like nonsense syllables that carried force through resonance and intent. Later, you see similar things in the “barbarous names” of the Greek Magical Papyri: words designed less for semantic clarity and more for vibration and impact.

What you’ve done here with the anagram method feels like a streamlined, Chaos Magick-flavored take on that same principle. Reducing a phrase into a compressed seed-word strips away the rational chatter and leaves something the subconscious can hook into. It’s basically the linguistic equivalent of a sigil.

I also like that you stressed play — experimenting with syllables, pacing, and tone. That exploration is often where the power sneaks in, because the body discovers what resonates before the mind has a chance to interfere. Personally, I’ve noticed that once I settle on a Word like “NAAAM,” it sometimes mutates over time — stretching, condensing, or acquiring new syllables in use. Almost like the Word itself becomes a living servitor.

So, whether someone prefers gematria, glossolalia, or your anagram technique, the core insight stands: words of power aren’t just inherited relics. They can be created, tailored, and evolved to fit the magician. And that, to me, is where the real current of magic lives.

Curious if anyone else here has experimented with creating their own words of power, either through compression like this, spontaneous glossolalia, or other methods? Do you find they tend to stay stable once formed, or do they evolve and shift over time in practice?
Excellent Insights!
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The Egyptians, for example, often treated “words of power” as something to be generated rather than simply inherited — compressing meaning into sound, fusing names, or even creating what looked like nonsense syllables that carried force through resonance and intent. Later, you see similar things in the “barbarous names” of the Greek Magical Papyri: words designed less for semantic clarity and more for vibration and impact.
Precisely, I've tried to Convey that Many Times, Over and Over. The Ugly Capitalization that I often resort to is a product to simply trying to get the damn message across, in your case merely disregard it! I believe that I know a half dozen magicians in "meatspace" that would invite you to discuss these things over a drink, as so often happens with us! One of them Owns the Pub, how Cool is That? ;)
 
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Great idea, just one small thing concerning your example: from what I remember from my school Latin, "Nulla Aditus Ad Animus Meam!" can't be correct because both 'aditus' and 'animus' are male gender, while 'nulla' and 'mea' are feminine, so it should be 'Nullus aditus ad animum meum' ('ad' requires fourth case declension). Another possibility according to this
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Great idea, just one small thing concerning your example: from what I remember from my school Latin, "Nulla Aditus Ad Animus Meam!" can't be correct because both 'aditus' and 'animus' are male gender, while 'nulla' and 'mea' are feminine, so it should be 'Nullus aditus ad animum meum' ('ad' requires fourth case declension). Another possibility according to this
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would be "Nullus aditus ad mentem meam" ('mens', 2nd case 'mentis', femine, 4th case 'mentem' is where you get 'mental' from!).
Well darn, still works fine though! I changed it from the original thought I had of using: "Nego Accessum Ad Mentum" (just kidding) which sort of
left me leading with my chin. :ROFLMAO:
 

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Well darn, still works fine though! I changed it from the original thought I had of using: "Nego Accessum Ad Mentum" (just kidding) which sort of
left me leading with my chin. :ROFLMAO:

Can't say I blame you, after all 'grimoire' comes from 'grammar', all these fiendishly difficult rules and suffixes Medieval monks had to learn before being allowed to take a look at those learned books and manuscripts - five types of declensions (the '-us' type is actually the easiest one and the first you'll learn) together with six cases, four types of conjugations where the sufixes will always change according to the actual tense a verb is in, and exceptions to everything, of course. What I wouldn't have given for an online translator in my school days...

By the way, have you taken a look at the barbarous names in the Greek Magical Papyri yet (Betz translation)? I sometimes get the feeling that those old Hellenic-Egyptian sorcerers chanced upon them by glossolia and then chose them solely for their ring, even when borrowing from other religions - so you have 'Adonai' and 'Sabaoth' but not 'Shadai' (just did a search of the Betz book, it may have been flawed, it's not a good OCR copy), maybe because 'Shadai' meant something specific, or the word just didn't 'sing' in their ears.

Also see my post about that old Yamaha motorcycle… I once read this newspaper article how car manufacturer always have a big problem with coming up with new names for their models because often they'd come up with a real name only to find out in means something indecent in Finnish, Lithuanian or whatever. Or in another example from a specifically occult conetext, I recognise a familiar word (in the seventh case singular in a Slavonic language I know, they're even worse than Latin 😉) in the barbarous of the Bornless One but in this case it doesn't matter or even adds to the ritual, because it means 'with/through the statue', and Neoplatonic theurgy is big on the vivification of statues after all, so it fits.

The PGM spells often use lines of Homer's poetry, so using the Greek original Homer would be another idea, or Hebrew psalms according to Jacobus Swart's books. I personally would go with the glossolalia approach (dead easy once you've got over the initial embarrassment of babbling incoherently) and see what sticks out.
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Lol, scrabble tokens could be used for this purpose as well, kind of like a cowrie shell oracle.
 
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Can't say I blame you, after all 'grimoire' comes from 'grammar', all these fiendishly difficult rules and suffixes Medieval monks had to learn before being allowed to take a look at those learned books and manuscripts - five types of declensions (the '-us' type is actually the easiest one and the first you'll learn) together with six cases, four types of conjugations where the sufixes will always change according to the actual tense a verb is in, and exceptions to everything, of course. What I wouldn't have given for an online translator in my school days...

By the way, have you taken a look at the barbarous names in the Greek Magical Papyri yet (Betz translation)? I sometimes get the feeling that those old Hellenic-Egyptian sorcerers chanced upon them by glossolia and then chose them solely for their ring, even when borrowing from other religions - so you have 'Adonai' and 'Sabaoth' but not 'Shadai' (just did a search of the Betz book, it may have been flawed, it's not a good OCR copy), maybe because 'Shadai' meant something specific, or the word just didn't 'sing' in their ears.

Also see my post about that old Yamaha motorcycle… I once read this newspaper article how car manufacturer always have a big problem with coming up with new names for their models because often they'd come up with a real name only to find out in means something indecent in Finnish, Lithuanian or whatever. Or in another example from a specifically occult conetext, I recognise a familiar word (in the seventh case singular in a Slavonic language I know, they're even worse than Latin 😉) in the barbarous of the Bornless One but in this case it doesn't matter or even adds to the ritual, because it means 'with/through the statue', and Neoplatonic theurgy is big on the vivification of statues after all, so it fits.

The PGM spells often use lines of Homer's poetry, so using the Greek original Homer would be another idea, or Hebrew psalms according to Jacobus Swart's books. I personally would go with the glossolalia approach (dead easy once you've got over the initial embarrassment of babbling incoherently) and see what sticks out.
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Lol, scrabble tokens could be used for this purpose as well, kind of like a cowrie shell oracle.
Oh... Yeah! There are seemingly a goodly number of my brothers and sisters? here on WF that are into the PGM. Graeco-Egyptian has been my focus for sometime now. One of these days there will be a "massive" get together on this! Do you remember my Pre-PGM rite of setting a dog of defense for one's personal sanctum? Prior to the Greek intercession there were a few interesting things going on as well. Your entire post here is just fascinating and I Will deconstruct (wrap my head around) it after I pick my wife up from the airport this evening (back from visiting friends and family out of town). Know this though, I do enjoy bouncing things off of you! :cool:
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Oh... Yeah! There are seemingly a goodly number of my brothers and sisters? here on WF that are into the PGM. Graeco-Egyptian has been my focus for sometime now. One of these days there will be a "massive" get together on this! Do you remember my Pre-PGM rite of setting a dog of defense for one's personal sanctum? Prior to the Greek intercession there were a few interesting things going on as well. Your entire post here is just fascinating and I Will deconstruct (wrap my head around) it after I pick my wife up from the airport this evening (back from visiting friends and family out of town). Know this though, I do enjoy bouncing things off of you! :cool:
By the way, have you taken a look at the barbarous names in the Greek Magical Papyri yet (Betz translation)? I sometimes get the feeling that those old Hellenic-Egyptian sorcerers chanced upon them by glossolia and then chose them solely for their ring, even when borrowing from other religions - so you have 'Adonai' and 'Sabaoth' but not 'Shadai' (just did a search of the Betz book, it may have been flawed, it's not a good OCR copy), maybe because 'Shadai' meant something specific, or the word just didn't 'sing' in their ears.
Absolutely have looked, pondered and scratched my head as well. Glossolalia is something that Used to freak me out! I was raised Scottish Presbyterian until my early teens when I "rebelled", but I had several friends who were raised Bible Thumping Southern Baptists. One of them mentioned that it was common for people to "speak in tongues" at times. He even invited me to be his guest for a Sunday Service. Well it took a while for me to digest that, but eventually I did go once to see WTF That was about. I was maybe 15-16 or so, and a couple of people did sort of get an appearance of being a little strange and mumbled unintelligibly. It was too strange for me at the time so I politely said goodbye to my friend and left, Never to Return! That method of reception still is the most Unfavorable one I can think of to this day!

You may well be acquainted with this particular method of obtaining "Barbarous" words?

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I took a look at the Motorcycle reference! I absolutely agree with that, Where are they getting these (Sometimes asinine) Names? o_O

The PGM spells often use lines of Homer's poetry, so using the Greek original Homer would be another idea, or Hebrew psalms according to Jacobus Swart's books. I personally would go with the glossolalia approach (dead easy once you've got over the initial embarrassment of babbling incoherently) and see what sticks out.

There's the Invocation of the Agathodaimon available in Greek with vernacular text available with audio example by a native Greek speaker
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It's possible we've traded this link back and forth before?
Homer in the original Greek is something I have not wrestled with, but it sure is Worth a Try though! Great idea!

You may be aware that Jacobus Swart is/was basically the anointed successor and sort of disciple of W.G. "Bill" Gray? There's a wealth of inheritance there as well as his own insights, lots of interesting possibilities. What I've decided regarding the PGM is that there's a lot of possibilities for "redacting" material to fit special interests. I keep a figurative scalpel at the ready to "surgically extract" anything that calls to me.
I think that adapting / redacting the "Headless" exorcism material PGM V.96—172 to the "Bornless Ritual for the Invocation of the Higher Genius" is well, "Fucking Genius!". It's difficult to convey how that rite can affect one, except to say that I'm "Not the Same as I Once Was!" IF the celebrant of that rite "Enflames him/her self" properly you Will Change! If at the point in the rite where it changes to the first person doesn't cause "massive frissons" to surge through you, then the meaning of "Enflame" is not Clear! Best way I think I've been able to get that out, It's Hard Work, but then it Just Works! The Bornless Rite and the somewhat shorter Invocation of the "Agathodaimon" are all the "Theurgy" I have ever Needed! I'll go so far as to say too that some of the changes it can cause can be somewhat Scary! When your entire viewpoint of Life as you Thought you knew it changes, the effect is downright Unsettling to the ego at best. it's a "True Mystery" and the Only way one can even begin to understand is to Engage and Experience it. Verbal discussion regarding it falls short of the mark Every time. It's only possible to engage it on the requisite level when the time is Right. You call the Agathodaimon and slowly at first it's finally reciprocated, no one comes out that Unchanged!
I've found that it's best to let it unfold at it's own pace because Change can be pretty damn Frightening! There is no exaggeration on my part here, it's precisely how the phenomenon actually is for me! Attempting to understand just what "the Bornless One vel the Agathodaimon" Are in reality is a worthy endeavor in it's own right!

N.B. (Shameless Plug here), I'm planning on three new tutorials on various forms of "Glamour" which will hopefully be both entertaining and informative. They're still pretty rough around the edges right now but I'm hammering them out. I'd like to post them close together so that I can free up some time to respond If anyone even reads them? Glamour is Real and can be a Lot of Fun! 😎
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@HoldAll, and anyone else interested in this stuff. These links are pretty interesting.

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I haven't gotten through the entirety of what's available here yet but these are some of the items that caught my eye.
This is some older material that I ran across by accident, literally a Synchronicity, and an interesting one at that! 🤘
 
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Oh... Yeah! There are seemingly a goodly number of my brothers and sisters? here on WF that are into the PGM. Graeco-Egyptian has been my focus for sometime now. One of these days there will be a "massive" get together on this! Do you remember my Pre-PGM rite of setting a dog of defense for one's personal sanctum? Prior to the Greek intercession there were a few interesting things going on as well. Your entire post here is just fascinating and I Will deconstruct (wrap my head around) it after I pick my wife up from the airport this evening (back from visiting friends and family out of town). Know this though, I do enjoy bouncing things off of you! :cool:
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Absolutely have looked, pondered and scratched my head as well. Glossolalia is something that Used to freak me out! I was raised Scottish Presbyterian until my early teens when I "rebelled", but I had several friends who were raised Bible Thumping Southern Baptists. One of them mentioned that it was common for people to "speak in tongues" at times. He even invited me to be his guest for a Sunday Service. Well it took a while for me to digest that, but eventually I did go once to see WTF That was about. I was maybe 15-16 or so, and a couple of people did sort of get an appearance of being a little strange and mumbled unintelligibly. It was too strange for me at the time so I politely said goodbye to my friend and left, Never to Return! That method of reception still is the most Unfavorable one I can think of to this day!

You may well be acquainted with this particular method of obtaining "Barbarous" words?

Here:
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I took a look at the Motorcycle reference! I absolutely agree with that, Where are they getting these (Sometimes asinine) Names? o_O



There's the Invocation of the Agathodaimon available in Greek with vernacular text available with audio example by a native Greek speaker
here:
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It's possible we've traded this link back and forth before?
Homer in the original Greek is something I have not wrestled with, but it sure is Worth a Try though! Great idea!

You may be aware that Jacobus Swart is/was basically the anointed successor and sort of disciple of W.G. "Bill" Gray? There's a wealth of inheritance there as well as his own insights, lots of interesting possibilities. What I've decided regarding the PGM is that there's a lot of possibilities for "redacting" material to fit special interests. I keep a figurative scalpel at the ready to "surgically extract" anything that calls to me.
I think that adapting / redacting the "Headless" exorcism material PGM V.96—172 to the "Bornless Ritual for the Invocation of the Higher Genius" is well, "Fucking Genius!". It's difficult to convey how that rite can affect one, except to say that I'm "Not the Same as I Once Was!" IF the celebrant of that rite "Enflames him/her self" properly you Will Change! If at the point in the rite where it changes to the first person doesn't cause "massive frissons" to surge through you, then the meaning of "Enflame" is not Clear! Best way I think I've been able to get that out, It's Hard Work, but then it Just Works! The Bornless Rite and the somewhat shorter Invocation of the "Agathodaimon" are all the "Theurgy" I have ever Needed! I'll go so far as to say too that some of the changes it can cause can be somewhat Scary! When your entire viewpoint of Life as you Thought you knew it changes, the effect is downright Unsettling to the ego at best. it's a "True Mystery" and the Only way one can even begin to understand is to Engage and Experience it. Verbal discussion regarding it falls short of the mark Every time. It's only possible to engage it on the requisite level when the time is Right. You call the Agathodaimon and slowly at first it's finally reciprocated, no one comes out that Unchanged!
I've found that it's best to let it unfold at it's own pace because Change can be pretty damn Frightening! There is no exaggeration on my part here, it's precisely how the phenomenon actually is for me! Attempting to understand just what "the Bornless One vel the Agathodaimon" Are in reality is a worthy endeavor in it's own right!

N.B. (Shameless Plug here), I'm planning on three new tutorials on various forms of "Glamour" which will hopefully be both entertaining and informative. They're still pretty rough around the edges right now but I'm hammering them out. I'd like to post them close together so that I can free up some time to respond If anyone even reads them? Glamour is Real and can be a Lot of Fun! 😎
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I haven't gotten through the entirety of what's available here yet but these are some of the items that caught my eye.
This is some older material that I ran across by accident, literally a Synchronicity, and an interesting one at that! 🤘

Wow, so much to parse here! I already knew Jason Miller's pocket rocket and am aware of the DigitalAmbler's stellar work with the PGM - for the Headless Rite, I use Miller's English words because his antiquated version works much better for me than the DigitalAmbler's modern one; however, I use the DigitalAmbler's version of the barbarous name which I believe to be more exact plus his 'extensions' for good health and contact with one's HGA. Being an introvert, however, I still have problems with the 'enflaming' bit but will keep trying because I think it's crucial for all incantations.

We have an audio version of Carroll's Ouranos Rite in case you're interested:

Book – PDF - Peter J. Carroll - The Chaos Magick Audio CDs Volume 3: The Ouranos Rite

A Google search with "reconstructed koine greek pronunciation wiki" yields some astonishing results, too bad pity nobody mentioned it in the old thread.

Some time ago I did a Book Share post where I posted my entire PGM collection (about 100 books + scholarly papers) but it got nuked when mega.nz terminated my second account so you'd have to download my entire book stash, sorry:

 

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Great Minds think Alike! All kidding aside my Wife Always tells me that! Over time I've been fortunate to have exchanged a LOT of magical knowledge and experience with a real wide gamut of people, some male some female, the lowest common denominator though is that All of it was and is Fucking Awesome! Myself and a small cadre of (at this point now, all male) friends decided to form a "Conjuring Group", best damn idea we ever had! Wives, Girlfriends and Sisters sometimes join us for Special Occasions! That really Spices Shit Up, I can tell you! If it were not for these Personal Interchanges in (IRL, Meatspace, Middle Earth) I certainly would have had a Much more difficult time of it All! I also think it's entirely possible to "Make Friends and Influence People" in a forum format like this. I value Both types of experience. If anyone finds anything I do or say here of value I will likely "feel" that and smile. I have gained some Insights too, which merely reassures me of what I already Know:
"Deep calls to Deep!" How could it Otherwise? After Many years of practicing Magic/k I feel like I'm "Finally Beginning to Get It!".
What ever That Means?


Some time ago I did a Book Share post where I posted my entire PGM collection (about 100 books + scholarly papers) but it got nuked when mega.nz terminated my second account so you'd have to download my entire book stash, sorry:

Well... :coffee: !!!
 

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I still have problems with the 'enflaming' bit but will keep trying because I think it's crucial for all incantations.

We have an audio version of Carroll's Ouranos Rite in case you're interested:
I apologize to those folks who are Already Aware of what I'm going to say here, likely more than a few I'm sure. Some others aren't aware of the circumstances or assume the scenario wrongly, and Some just plain aren't interested,

Concerning the "Bornless Rite", Crowley adapted this to the preliminary Invocation in his concept of the Goetia, as well as Liber Samekh for his pursuit of the K & C of his HGA! He GOT It from the RR et AC's "Bornless Ritual for the Invocation of the Higher Genius", One of the documents issued to Adeptus Minors.

The "Headless" rite was misinterpreted as "Bornless" by Mathers and by extension Crowley. Some magicians veiw this as a "Good Thing",
I'm one of them! Whatever else Crowley was, he always was a Child and Product of the GD / RR et AC, Mathers and Alan Bennet, without them no one would likely have ever heard of Edward "Aleister" Alexander Crowley. His further adventures along the Magical Path are what get scores of magicians knickers tied into knots. I'm Not a Chaote per se, or a Thelemite by long shot, but I've met some and know some of both camps.
During the formation of what eventually became Chaos Magick Crowley does get a wink and a nod!

I think also there's a bit of confusion about what constitutes it performance wise. Most people would assume that it entails a LOUD as in "decibel level" utterance, if that's Possible in your environment Great. Even a conversational level of volume is adequate, the idea is to Feel it and Express it. It can even be uttered in the "Great Voice" which is completely Silent upon the Physical Plane, of course it will be minus the effects that it has here on this plane by virtue of Grounding. It will still "Cause Change to Occur within You" though perhaps a bit slower without the extra Environmental Resonance? Another thing about this rite is that no magician will even consider Actually Performing it until a mysterious combination of factors culminate into what can only be called "The Right Time", go figure! "Enflaming" becomes second nature after a while.
If you're gonna do it, do it with Intent! 🤘

We have an audio version of Carroll's Ouranos Rite in case you're interested:

I forgot to mention that I have an MP3 audio file of (I Believe it's Carroll) vocalizing the vowels while performing the GPR - Gnostic Pentagram Ritual! Damn, one of these days I'm going to brake down and get a cloud account so I can share shit here! I just don't know WTF the issue is?
It's "out there" if anyone's interested. Search for something along this line without the quotes: "GPR Gnostic Pentagram Ritual MP3".
Gives good insight into vocalizing vowel Sonics! It may well be in the collection of your entire Corpus? I haven't had time to look, Yet.
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I forgot to mention that I have an MP3 audio file of (I Believe it's Carroll) vocalizing the vowels while performing the GPR - Gnostic Pentagram Ritual!
Here's a link to an audio file (MP3) of the GPR - Gnostic Pentagram Ritual. It isn't Carroll providing the narrative and audio though, My Mistake!
I packed a PDF file in with it to print if you like.
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