Binding by Fear Ritual
This is the image of my would be victim
it I hang from a single thread
in a place no one shall see
it will bring fear in the heart of him who shall harm me
it will bring fear in the heart of him who would harm me
He will be binded by fear from harming me further
he will be binded by fear from harming me at all
I will tie a knot in the thread when I wish to secure the fear
until I break it
so mote it be
Conjuring Raw Energy Spell
You sit down with your legs crossed. You clear your mind and become one with yourself. Your mind truly needs to be clear in order for this to work. Then hold out both of your arms, and have your recessive hand hand and your projective hand in a fist, both arms parallel to each other. Feel the energies of the universe entering into your recessive hand and flowing through your body towards your projective hand. Let the energy build up in your projective hand until you feel you have an immense amount of energy. Then fling your arms to the right, open your projective and while doing this, and envision the energies flying towards your goal. Then recite
a quick chant that will best suite your goal.
This, if practiced, will become a very powerful and useful talent.
TO SUMMON A DEMON HELPER
Time: Midnight on a Saturday. The dark of the Moon.
Place: Cemeteries, Haunted Places, etc.
Items needed: black candles, brimstone (or any other “dark” type incense, black arts etc.)
black onyx (Black Onyx was believed to already possess a spirit so this is why
I use it but you can choose any black stone of your choice.) Sterilized needle.
Disrobe. Arrange black candles in any pattern one may wish, pentagram or what not.
(I use graveyard dirt to draw a pentagram and then place black candles at each cross point.)
Light the brimstone as incense. At midnight chant:
“IT IS MIDNIGHT.
THE GATES OF HADES ARE OPENED AND DARKNESS IS UPON THE LAND”
3X Hold the stone in your left palm.
“I CONJURE THEE DEMON BY THE POWER OF THY NAME;
ABSHALLAH NEJAR SEPTIA,
AS FLESH CLINGS TO BONE SO YOU TO STONE!
If done properly you should see with your mind’s eye a purplish “lightning” dance around the stone.
You must never let sunlight hit the stone or the spirit will return from which it came.
You can ask of your demon anything but alas, it seems that the relationship is not permanent.
If you demon fails to comply with your wishes it may be time to exile it.
I’ve notice that threatening to place the stone in the sun sometimes works to “compel” the
entity but if it becomes violent immediately cast it out into the daylight.
You must reward the demon by feeding it three drops of your blood after if fulfills any of your wishes.
When I first created this spell, the first demon I caught was nasty. It was very effective for about
a year but then began to mock me and not do as I say. It then came to me in a dream and tried
to make a bargain with me by giving me extreme wealth in return for using my Magic
to “incarnate” it into my future first born. After that I said hell with this and chunked the
stone outside in the summer heat.
** IMMORTALITY
* Apple
* Linden
* Sage
** INVISIBILITY
* Amaranth
* Chicory
* Edelweiss
* Fern
* Heliotrope
* Mistletoe
* Poppy
* Wolf’s Bane
** INFERTILITY
* ( to create: )
* Walnut
** COURAGE
* Cactus
* Camphor
* Coconut
* Cucumber
* Fleabane
* Hawthorn
* Lavender
* Pineapple
* Sweetpea
* Vervain
* Witch Hazel
** CHASTITY
* Cactus
* Camphor
* Coconut
* Cucumber
* Fleabane
* Hawthorn
* Lavender
* Pineapple
* Sweetpea
* Vervain
* Witch Hazel
** DIVINATION
* Broom
* Camphor
* Cherry
* Dandelion
* Fig
* Goldenrod
* Ground Ivy
* Hibiscus
* Meadowsweet
* Orange
* Orris
* Pomegranate
** EMPLOYMENT
* Devil’s Shoestring
* Lucky Hand
* Pecan
** BEAUTY
* Avocado
* Catnip
* Flax
* Ginseng
* Maidenhair
* Yerba Santa
** EXORCISM
* Angelica
* Arbutus
* Asafetida
* Avens
* Basil
* Beans
* Birch
* Boneset
* Buckthorn
* Clove
* Clover
* Cumin
* Devil’s Bit
* Dragon’s Blood
* Elder
* Fern
* Fleabane
* Frankincense
* Fumitory
* Garlic
* Heliotrope
* Horehound
* Horseradish
* Juniper
* Leek
* Lilac
* Mallow
* Mint
* Mistletoe
* Mullein
* Myrrh
* Nettle
* Onion
* Peach
* Peony
* Pepper
* Pine
* Rosemary
* Rue
* Sagebrush
* Sandalwood
* Sloe
* Snapdragon
* Tamarisk
* Thistle
* Witch Grass
* Yarrow
** ASTRAL PROJECTION
* Dittany of Crete
* Mugwort
* Popular
** FRIENDSHIP
* Lemon
* Love Seed
* Passion Flower
* Sweetpea
** GOSSIP
* Clove
* Slippery Elm
** HAPPINESS
* Catnip
* Celandine
* Cyclamen
* Hawthorn
* High John the Conqueror
* Hyacinth
* Lavender
* Lily of the Valley
* Marjoram
* Meadowsweet
* Morning Glory
* Purslane
* Quince
* Saffron
* St. John’s Wort
* Witch Grass
HEALING/HEALTH
* ( to promote:)
* Adder’s Tongue
* Allspice
* Amaranth
* Angelica
* Apple
* Balm, Lemon
* Balm of Gilead
* Barley
* Bay
* Bittersweet
* Blackberry
* Bracken
* Burdock
* Calamus
* Carnation
* Cedar
* Cinnamon
* Citron
* Cowslip
* Cucumber
* Dock
* Elder
* Eucalyptus
* Fennel
* Figwort
* Flax
* Gardenia
* Garlic
* Ginseng
* Goat’s Rue
* Golden Seal
* Groundsel
* Heliotrope
* Hemp
* Henna
* Hops
* Horehound
* Horse Chestnut
* Ivy
* Job’s Tears
* Life Everlasting
* Lime
* Mesquite
* Mint
* Mugwort
* Myrrh
* Nettle
* Oak
* Olive
* Onion
* Peppermint
* Pepper Tree
* Persimmon
* Pine
* Plaintain
* Plum, Wild
* Potato
* Rose
* Rosemary
* Rowan
* Rue
* Saffron
* Sandalwood
* Sorrel, Wood
* Spearmint
* Thistle
* Thyme
* Ti
* Tobacco
* Vervain
* Violet
* Willow
* Wintergreen
* Yerba Mate
** HEALING/HEALTH
* ( to maintain:)
* Anemone
* Ash
* Camphor
* Caraway
* Coriander
* Fern
* Galangal
* Geranium
* Groundsel
* Juniper
* Knotweed
* Larkspur
* Life Everlasting
* Mandrake
* Marjoram
* Mistletoe
* Mullen
* Nutmeg
* Oak
* Pimpernel
* Rue
* St. John’s Wort
* Sassafras
* Sorrel, Wood
* Spikenard
* Sumbul
* Tansy
* Thyme
* Walnut
CHEROKEE HERBOLOGY (A begining of understanding)
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Pagan Information Network, Homeboard being the
Wonderland BBS 508-663-6220 Billerica MA. Open
for public non-commercial Distribution]
Agrimony (Agrimonia Gyposepala) DRink tea of burs to check bowels,
and for fevers; root tea to build up blood.
Alder, red/smooth/tag (Alnus Serrulata) For pains realted to birth,
ingredient in tea for menstrual period – acts as an emetic and a true
purgative.
Alder, white (Clethra Acuminata) Decoction of bark and wild cherry
is drunk to break a high fever.
Aloe, false Aloe (Agave Virginica) Chew root for obsitant problems
with diarrhea. Also good for treating animals for worms.
Alum-root, American Sanicle (Heuchera Americana) Root is an
astringent; root tea for bowel complaints or dysentery (usually made
with honey to improve the taste).
Angelica (Angelica Atropurpurea) Root tonic for fevers and colds;
Gargle for sore throats and mouth pains/cold sores.
Bastard Toadflax (Comandra Umbellataa) Steep with roots of pink
lady’s slipper for kidneys; put juice on open cuts or sores.
Beardtongue, hairy (Penstemon Laevigatus) Tea for cramps.
Birch, cherry/mountain/red/river/sweet (Betula Lenta) chew leaves or
drink tea for dysentery; tea for colds.
Bittersweet (Celastrus Scandens) Bark tea to settle stomache; strong
tea combined with red raspberry leaves for pains of childbirth.
Blood leather/rock tripe (Gyrophora Dillenii) Stop bleeding from
open wounds.
Bluebellslungwortvirginia cowslip (Mertensia Virginica) for
whooping cough; consumption.
Bluets (Houstonia Caerulea) Tea to stop bedwetting.
Branch lettuce/saxifrage (Saxifraga Pensylvanica) Root poultice for
Sore swollen muscles.
Buckeye, red (Aesculus Pavia) Pounded nuts are poultice for swelling,
sprains and infected wounds. bark tea drank for facilitating woman’s
delivery in childbirth.
Buffalo nut/oilnut (Pyrularia Pubera) Salve for old sores.
Butterfly weed/Witch weed (Asclepias Tuberosa) Seeds or root are
a gentle laxative; boil seeds in new milk for diarrhea; also for pleurisy,
pains in breast, stomache and lungs.
Cinnamon tree (Cinnamomum Zeylanicum) Bark tea for flu.
Comfrey (Symphytum Officinale) roots in water for gonorrhea.
Coneflower/Black-eyed susan (Rudbeckia Fulgida) Root ooze for earache.
wash for snakebites and swelling caused by worms.
Fern, bracken (Pteridium Aquilinum) Root tonic used as antiseptic.
Fern, rattlesnake (Botrychium Virginianum) boil root down tyo syrup
and rub on snake bites.
Feverfew (Chrysanthemum Parthenium) Bathe swollen feet in a tea.
Geranium, wild (Geranium Maculatum) used for open wounds; astringent.
Goosegrass (Galium Aparine) Tea to move bowels.
Indian Pipe/Fit root/ice plant (Monotropa Uniflora) root pulverized
and given for epilepsy and convulsions.
Laurel, Mountain (Kalmia Latifola) INgredient in liniments.
New jersey tea/Red root (Ceanothus Americanus) hold root tea on an
aching tooth; hot root tea for bowel complaints.
**** Short Bibliography ****
Cobb, B. 1963 : Field guide to The Ferns. Boston. Houghton-Mifflin Co.
Fernald, M.L. : Gray’s Manual of Botany. NY
Hamel, Paul : Plants of The Cherokees. 1974.
Plowden, C.C. : Manual of Plant Names. NY 1970.
Sharp, J.E. : The Cherokees Past and Present. 1970. Cherokee Press.
[This is not meant to be a complete monograph on the subject of the
CHerokee plant lore, just a sampling of the available information.]
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