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[Tutorial] Two old spells for protection.

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Isabela Wilson

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Sol blessi mik.
(sun bless me.)

Mani blessi mik.
(moon bless me.)

If you want to bless someone or something,
use “thik” (thee),not “mik”(me) 。
I really like how straightforward and accessible these formulas are, and the language tip at the end is super useful for practicing them correctly.
 

agloval

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Thank you for sharing this, it's a beautifully economical pair of formulas. Would you mind telling me where these come from? I'd love to know if you're drawing from a specific manuscript, grimoire, or scholarly edition (something out of the Galdrabók tradition, a collection of runic/Old Norse charms, etc.), so I can look into the wider context and confirm the grammar. Thanks again for posting it.
 

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perfect i love this kind of fast formulas its like voce magica so easy to use thank you
 

MagickCat

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Sol blessi mik.
(sun bless me.)

Mani blessi mik.
(moon bless me.)

If you want to bless someone or something,
use “thik” (thee),not “mik”(me) 。
A little context on those? Looking at the grammar, they indeed seem pretty ancient, but I wouldn't want to guess. I think it's generally better to have a further explaination on prayers and spells in general, because I don't think it's good to try random things before acknowledging what one's doing.
 
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