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The Book of Powerful Angelick Talismans
So a talisman, amulet, or charm may be a physical object that stores and radiates a magical energy to designed to create change. It is important to understand that charms are generally items of folk magic and superstitions, such as a lucky horseshoe, a four-leaf clover, a rabbits foot, a babys caul or a bracelet of personal charms signifying important things in the wearer's life, and a charm can also be used to refer to a simple verbal spell. A metallic disk, stone, wand, sword, pen, paper, or television remote control can be a talisman provided that it is dedicated toward a "magickal purpose. The definition of magick, however, has successfully eluded occultists for centuries.
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These seals relate to the Seals of the Olypmian Spirits,
that God assigned to each of the traditional planets to
assist the Archangels of the planet. Olympian or Olympic
spirits refers to the seven planetary spirits, not to be
confused with the actual planetary Archangels ( although
practitioners some do class them as angels). They inhabit
the astral realms, and in the stars it is the function of
these spirits to perform God's and His Archangels wishes,
so long as God pleaseth to permit them. The names of the
Olypian Spirts and therir Seals are:
SUN: Seal of Och, the alchemist, physician and magician.
MOON: Seal of Phul, lord of the powers of the Moon and
supreme lord of the waters.
MARS: Seal of Phaleg, the War-Lord.
MERCURY: Seal of Ophiel, who commanded one hundred thousand
legions of spirits.
JUPITER: Seal of Bethor, who commanded twenty-nine thousand
legions of spirits.
VENUS: Seal of Hagith, transmuter of metals, and commander
of four thousand legions of spirits.
SATURN: Seal of Aratron or Arathon the alchemist, who commanded
seventeen million six hundred and fourty thousand spirits.
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Refrences:
Turner, Robert (trans) - The
Arbatel of Magic, published at Basle in 1575 and translated
1655
