So I finally did a (Heathen) Ritual of Conjuration, based on the CGD one, and conjured an Intelligence of Earth. It was very interesting- the sigil he gave turned out to look like a stylized version of some very old trees and a rock pile on a hill/mound on the land I inquired about. In your instructions, you say that names for spirits change every 40 years or so, that would mean the spirits have lifespans, etc. In talking to him it seemed like in a way he was that row of trees and rock pile on the mound... the trees and rock pile existing for ~80 years or so , the mound for much longer, but very much bound to time, history and the land. Does this make sense?
I assume I can conjure intelligences and spirits of the planetary spheres using the Hexagram rituals in this context, yes? Would it be better to do one when the respective planet is in domicile, on angle, in hour, etc?
I am also proficient in traditional astrological magic, and one of the things I like about doing both that and GD work is that one is working with external forces, and the other with imagination and will, though both with both too... but in what case is it better to do GD style astrological magic vs traditional(Picatrix, Agrippa, etc)?
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Date: 2022-07-18 05:56 am (UTC)I assume I can conjure intelligences and spirits of the planetary spheres using the Hexagram rituals in this context, yes? Would it be better to do one when the respective planet is in domicile, on angle, in hour, etc?
I am also proficient in traditional astrological magic, and one of the things I like about doing both that and GD work is that one is working with external forces, and the other with imagination and will, though both with both too... but in what case is it better to do GD style astrological magic vs traditional(Picatrix, Agrippa, etc)?