[Help] Lhp circle casting

[lumineth Realm Lord]

What method do you use? What book? If not, why? What do you do instead?

 

[lumineth Realm Lord]

In your LHP practice, do you cast a circle? If you do, what and who's method do you use?

 

[Bawonschild]

For my Daemonic practices i use S. Connolly's method out of her book introduction to daemonolatry. But I have and am considering further modifying it. For example Connolly uses Eurynomous for the spirit position. (Just realised i dont use a circle i use a crossroads). I typically use this layout. Belial in the North, Lucifer in the East, Flereus in the south, Leviathan in the west, and Berith in the Spirit position. I then Open ritual starting at the top of the cross working my way to the center going to the right.
My cross casting is thus. 1. Belial 2.Lucifer, 3. Flereous 4. Leviathan 5. Berith. My ritual mat is also one of custom design in the form of a square. (by ritual mat i mean the spot i typically stand in for invocations. (I never evoke i consider it disrespectful. You wouldn't cuss your mother or whoever raised you would you?) This mat is made out of a large piece of tile that came out of the room of some one that died. If you want i can give a copy of the layout of my ritual mat. if you think it might be useful.
I should note i am currently studying the Daemonic Divine, The Qlippoth, etc.

 

[Reaper]

The circle casting method I use is from the book "nocturnal magick" by Konstantinos

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Sorry, got that one completely wrong . The book is "Nocturnal Witchcraft " by Konstantinos. There is also a pdf copy in the book share here on the forum.

 

[Zander]

Stand facing your altar or ritual space. Extend your arm and imagine a small ball of light at the tip of your pointer finger, then move around in place, imagining the ball of light leaving a line that forms into a circle when you return to starting position.

To dispel the circle, slash the circle with the finger with which you formed it.

Clapping 3 times with the intention to signal the end of the working helps dispel energies after a ritual.

 

[abernathy]

there are many ways to cast circles. some people do it intuitively. my friend has had a circle "bubble" that popped up and won't go down since we got into an spirit attack situation. it wasn't intentional but seemed like a response as a defense mechanism.

 

[Solenyx the Friend]

For my Daemonic practices i use S. Connolly's method out of her book introduction to daemonolatry. But I have and am considering further modifying it. For example Connolly uses Eurynomous for the spirit position. (Just realised i dont use a circle i use a crossroads). I typically use this layout. Belial in the North, Lucifer in the East, Flereus in the south, Leviathan in the west, and Berith in the Spirit position. I then Open ritual starting at the top of the cross working my way to the center going to the right.
My cross casting is thus. 1. Belial 2.Lucifer, 3. Flereous 4. Leviathan 5. Berith. My ritual mat is also one of custom design in the form of a square. (by ritual mat i mean the spot i typically stand in for invocations. (I never evoke i consider it disrespectful. You wouldn't cuss your mother or whoever raised you would you?) This mat is made out of a large piece of tile that came out of the room of some one that died. If you want i can give a copy of the layout of my ritual mat. if you think it might be useful.
I should note i am currently studying the Daemonic Divine, The Qlippoth, etc.

Is invoking disrespectful to me as a spirit? I actually really aspire to be more Respectful and Fairer than I have been since my Becoming.

 

[Reaper]

Invoking is camanding like old school Solomonic magick, (I camand you by the sacard names and my authority to do this for me.) Ars Goetia magick straight from the grimoire. Evoking is calling forth to work side by side and learn the leasons the daemons have to teach you. You get to know there energy current and respectfully work with them. Less "Ars Goetia " and more "S. Connolly". If you want to check out the "book share " here on the forum there is a whole S. Connolly collection with many good books.