Hello! Pleasure to meet you all once more.
In summary, I made myself a small shrine for meditation and alignment with Belial (if I said that right, LOL!)
Nothing too glamorous yet. Just King Belial’s sigil, a black candle I use for an offering (also watching the flames movements to see a shift of energy), and some coins for an additional offering.
I chant his een while I light dragons blood incense and I do indeed feel a shift in energy, which is exhilarating.
My question goes as such:
What else can I do to make these practices more thorough? I feel like something is missing. I feel it deep in my soul.
Anyways, thank you!
All the best,
Logan The Khan
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So, what did you do after chanting the enn?
Did you set your intention to visualize the outcome coming true?
And then how did you close out the ritual?
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Hello!
After chanting the een, I concentrate on the sigil whilst shuffling my tarot cards. I felt/had the intuition to use those during. I put my intentions within the cards, as well as the energy around to see what guidance King Belial has for me, or rather, confirmation of King Belials infuelence.
I close out the Ritual by snuffling out the candle and giving thanks one last time, being sure to allow myself to feel anything that passes.
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Ok, Tarot are more for divination - to see what’s possible - than manifesting, personally I would skip the cards and just focus on fully seeing the outcome, and feeling it as if it were right here and already happened.
It doesn’t sound to me like there’s anything missing, but I do know what you mean. This feeling may be why some ceremonial rituals get so complex, and it’s true that the more time and energy you put in the better it works out.
So if something is calling you to add to this, I’d suggest following that intuition that maybe something more is needed for the outcome to manifest. Maybe try adding incense, or a ritual preparation step like cleansing the room before you start, taking a ritual bath or shower, or do some pranic or pore breathing to bring in more energy for your health and connectivity to the universe.
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Thank you so much!
Elaborate on a ritual bath? I’ve heard of them in voodouist culture, but I’m note so if they’re the exact same for other practices.
Also, for future questions (and if you don’t mind), do you have a means of communication that we could correspond with? Thank you again!
I don’t know about voodoo, but it is part of the instructions from the European Medieval Grimoiric Tradition, and Solomonic magick to practice a period of cleansing to prepare for a ritual. This could get very extreme with weeks of fasting and bathing.
Today we have easy access to hot running water and soap, so we’re halfway there from a standing start, but an intentional shower where you visualize all unwanted energy flushing down the drain will help cleanse out blocks, parasites, emotional dross and leave you with a cleaner baseline for performing ritual. This is turn helps the ritual attract less unwanted attention from undesirables in the astral.
Excellent! I’ll try that today!
When a ritual bath is taking place, are there any herbs that take place? Or is it just the intention behind that said shower that makes it a ritual shower?
Thank you!
The intention is enough, but there’s no reason you couldn’t add herbs to enhance it. Lavender is like natures EDC Swiss Army Knife - it’s soothing, antiviral, antimicrobial, antifungal and balancing.
Encyclopedias like Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs will give you ideas just leafing through one.
Sweet! Your advice is excellent and I am grateful to hear from someone with experience. Until next time!
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