Pytamid of defense

[eldosaurus]

Hi everyone. What is the principle behind building a pyramid of defense? I’m an intermediate practitioner. Unfortunately, I recently came under a magical attack (though I don't know who did it). I'm currently figuring out how to strengthen my defensive layers. I'm also considering a mirror spell to reflect back any further attacks.


Thank you all in advance for your advice.

 

[Yazata]

Is this what you mean?

[Tutorial] - The Atomic Pyramid: A Solar Banishing Ritual

I wanted to create my own banishing ritual, based off of the LBRP, and the Star Ruby, use it if you will: The Atomic Pyramid Touch your forehead and vibrate SOI Touch your ‘sacral area’ and vibrate O PHALLE Touch your right shoulder and vibrate ISCHUROS Touch your left shoulder and vibrate...

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[akenu]

I think this could also be meant, page 20 specifically:

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[Yazata]

I got a message saying the file couldn't be downloaded safe. If you want to share pdf's then please only do this in the Library and only via Mega

 

[akenu]

I got a message saying the file couldn't be downloaded safe. If you want to share pdf's then please only do this in the Library and only via Mega

Ah, sorry about that, it's an old chaote site and it's http only

 

[eldosaurus]

Thanks for the link. But I didn't mean a specific ritual. I was thinking more about the principle of stacking different types of protection. like general spellwork, custom sigils, physical amulets, etc.
I'm actually trying to figure out what the principles behind this kind of layering are and what else belongs in a complete setup. How do you usually stack different forms of defense?

 

[Omee]

Thanks for the link. But I didn't mean a specific ritual. I was thinking more about the principle of stacking different types of protection. like general spellwork, custom sigils, physical amulets, etc.
I'm actually trying to figure out what the principles behind this kind of layering are and what else belongs in a complete setup. How do you usually stack different forms of defense?

Curse reversal should be enough, I don't know why you would "stack" defense into a pyramid. It give me this image lol:

I think excessive defense might be of an overkill lol

[Tutorial] - Curse Reversal spells from True Magic by Draja Mickaharic

Following is copied from second chapter of True Magic by Draja, the initial 2-3 pages of the chapter goes into why a person might not be cursed. Other than that, I found these spells to be useful and doable for most people I think. Definitely give it a try if you feel curse. Reversing a Spell...

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If you need an amulet you can go with this PGM VII. 579-90:

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or this one:

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Other than that maybe you can make war water:

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Honestly don't sweat it out and treat every situation differently, you can't really have a stack of "spells" that you gonna routinely do and it will routinely sort everything out for you. Sometime you need more protection, sometime you need invisibility spell, or reversal, etc. Don't sweat out the technique as much as your own skills/handling of the situation itself. You should assess the situation and not figure something out generic but something specifically to your work, maybe?