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TOPAZ

Andromedan Magic

Book of Magic

November 2019

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Topaz Magic

Course Contents

Introduction, Orientation

An introduction to Wands

Introduction to Spells and Charms

The Wand Activation Spell: Volantio

Topaz Spells by Category

Wand Holding Techniques and Movements

Telekinesis Exercise

Brooms

Topaz Symbols

Flying Meditations

Levitation Exercises

The Magical Dice

Andromedan Runes: Fatnath (32)

Recipes: Incenses, Oils

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Introduction

Topaz magic is a type of magic that is accessible to the public. There are no prerequisites

to practise this magic and all are welcome to learn it. It is Andromedan in origin and was

channelled by Sabine Blais on May 15th, 2019. This new magic is easy to learn and practice

while presenting some fun challenges: both adults and children can try it. Like any other

independent system of Andromedan magic, Topaz requires the use of a wand and a wand

activation. Beginners learn how to enchant their wand with a specific spell, which empowers

their wand and self-attunes them at the same time.

About Topaz Magic

The practice of Topaz magic includes spells, charms, broom magic, recipes, symbols and

flying meditations. This magic requires a wand; it should be made of wood. A wand can be

carved, wood-turned or made from a stick or fallen branch from a tree. The wand should measure

between 10 and 14 inches long (no longer), and should not have a crystal attached to it. The

wand must be activated in order to be able to do its energy work. The wand activation is further

explained at the beginning of this book. This magic book incorporates more basic information to

get you started into this magic. The practice of Topaz magic also includes the use of magical

brooms.

Topaz magic is dynamic and focuses on flying and levitation. It is meant to increase

awareness on our ability to defy the laws of gravity and lift ourselves off the ground. This magic

includes more challenging exercises such as the practise of telekinesis. Please note that Topaz is

not a religion and does not entail the worship of gods, deities or any religious rituals.

Andromedan magic comes with its own energy and wisdom.

Why Practice Magic?

Magic opens us to a completely new universe and knowledge. It opens one to higher

dimensions and abilities which we thought would be impossible up until now. Magic is a

spiritual practice which allows one to expand his/her abilities and understand the elements,

nature and the universe in a deeper and more thorough fashion.

Magic is not simply about having granted ‘powers’ or controlling the elements. It is the

art of tapping into the essence of the elements and forces of the universe and becoming one with

them. The knowledge taught and learned in magic constitutes esoteric and sacred knowledge; it

teaches us to use unknown parts of ourselves. It also offers an opportunity to connect with our

energy in a new and different way. Influencing the outside world is only a small fraction of the

purpose of magic; it is mainly about changing the world within.

The magic of Topaz is mainly nature-based but is also presented in written and symbolic

forms. Learning this knowledge involves a practical aspect, but also reading and studying.

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Magic requires practice in order to bring results, especially when practicing spells and the use of

wands.

There are some similarities between the magic practised in Topaz and some of the magic

practised in the past, such as herbal magic from pagan beliefs and Wicca. The history of magic

in our world dates back to prehistoric times. Most cultures, including the Celts, Greeks and

Romans had some magical practices associated with their religious ceremonies and rituals.

Magic is not a new thing in our world.

Our society now seems disenchanted and filled with skepticism. It is my hope that Topaz

will help re-enchant the world and bring more of its magic to all, for the benefit of the Earth,

nature and human kind.

Sabine Blais

Centre for Andromedan Magic.

November 2019

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Different Models of Magic Wands:

Wood Turnings

Wand, Morado Wood.

11-inch Holly Wand.

Hand-Carved Wands

13-inch Fir Wand.

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Semi-carved wands, decorated with wire wrapping, beads, etc..

11-inch Maple Wand.

(See list of wand makers in the Resources section).

Sabine Blais

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Andromedan Magic – Some Definitions

Magic – A system of energy and/or spiritual practices, used in order to produce a desired effect

or change in the physical world. Magic often uses a variety of tools and techniques, such as

wands and the use of spells.

Spell – word or group of words that have magical power or convey a magical energy/influence.

They act quickly and have a short term, temporary effect.

Enchantment – a spell that has a long-term, permanent effect on a person, object or environment.

Enchantments take a longer length of time to take effect than a regular spell.

Charm – a charm is an enchantment spell that acts instantly or in a very short length of time.

Charms usually act on smaller objects or issues – they are permanent. They are used on small

objects to create talismans and other magical objects. An enchanted object is often referred to as

a ‘charm’.

Amulet – it is a magical graphic or symbol, usually in a circle or a medallion that serves as a

magical tool – they are frequently used with enchantments and charms. An amulet can also be a

magical object that offers protection to its wearer.

Talisman – it is a small object that has magical powers or conveys a magical meaning. It’s

usually an object that received a charm or permanent spell (note: a wand is not a talisman).

Talismans are meant to attract certain desired energies to their wearers.

Potion – is a blend or concoction of ingredients put together to bring forth a magical effect or

change. A spell may be used in some potions. Potions are usually ingested and are heated with a

natural flame.

Magician – A person who studies and/or practises magic.

Wizard – A highly advanced, skilled and experienced magician.

Sorcerer – A wizard who has knowledge of dark magic, and has the necessary knowledge to

avert, disable or defend against dark magic.

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Some Magical Tools:

Wands

Staffs, walking sticks

Amulets

Symbols

Runes

Swords

Crystals

Magical cards

Magical dice

Magical board games

Crystal ball

Magical compass

Magical marble game

Brooms

Magical chess game

Hats

Belts

Cloaks/mantles

Robes

Magical sachets

Incense, oils, ointments

Magical ink (+ quill)

Talismans

Magical candles

Magical Seals, stamps, glyphs

Mosaic Trivet

Sabine Blais

Centre for Andromedan Magic

May 9, 2019

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About Spells – Emergentus

The Power of the Word

The practice of Topaz magic is centered on the use of spells. The spells are divided in the

program by category and by levels. This makes the sorting and finding of information much

easier. It also makes the study, memorization and practice of spells far less daunting for

students.

Topaz spells are composed of a single word: they appear to be in a different language.

Spells are used by saying them out loud once; they can also be whispered or pronounced

mentally in silence. The tone or intensity of your voice will not affect or alter the power and

effectiveness of the spell. A spell is a powerful energy tool and it is much more powerful than a

symbol. A spell enables us to use a single word to manifest change in the physical world, in

ways a healing modality cannot. Because there is a spell for every precise task, we can then

perform much more detailed healing or energy work on a particular issue or situation. Some

spells require the use of a wand, and some not. Spells that require a wand are marked with an

asterisk (*). If a spell does not require a wand, it means that the use of a wand is optional, but

not necessary.

Spells have a very specific energy vibration and will readily perform its task upon

command. The spell must by said correctly and not be modified or altered. Also, it is important

to use a spell that corresponds to your level. If you attempt to use a spell that is more advanced

than your own level or wand setting, it will simply not work.

Spells can be used for self-defence, protection, cleansing water, first aid, starting a fire or

facilitating plant growth. Spells are also used to activate wands, symbols and certain potions.

Certain spells can set various enchantments. There is a vast variety of uses for spells and a

multitude of options that are presented to us when entering the world of magic.

Sabine Blais

Centre for Andromedan Magic

May 9, 2019

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Activating a Wand

In order to use your short wand for Andromedan magic, it must be activated beforehand. These

spells are enchantment spells and are specifically used for wands. The wand is activated only

once, and the process is permanent. Activating your wand energizes it, and greatly increases its

energy potential. It is also a permanent self-attunement for the wand’s owner.

To perform the wand activation, hold your wand in your dominant hand and say out loud or

mentally the following spell:

Volantio

Your wand will then be activated and ready to use for Topaz magic. Please note this process is

only necessary for the short wands (10 -14 inches). It should not have a crystal at the end.

Sabine Blais

May 9, 2019

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Charms and Enchantments

Enchanting Objects with a Charm:

Magical Ink

Maps

Books

Mirrors

Hats, belts, sachets

Crystal ball

Magical pens, quills

Oils

Food

Drinks, beverages

Brooms

Cloaks, robes

Candles

Compasses

Brooms

A charm can be used to enchant small objects such as tools, clothing, etc.. But they can also

enchant foods, beverages and other liquids (inks, oils, potions) to make them magical.

Wand activation spells are enchantment spells; they are charms.

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Mach 29, 2019

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Topaz Magic

Spells by Category

Animals

Anemonia – spell, blocks fertility and conception in domesticated animals.

Isolatum – spell, prevents sexual instinct and breeding in domesticated animals. Equivalent to

spaying and neutering.

Charms

Volantio – spell to activate wands in Topaz magic.

Levantado – Charm spell to enchant brooms.

Aperonix – charm spell to enchant any other object.

Oranica – charm spell to enchant oils.

Enchantments

Silvestro* – enchantment spell, supports the removal and elimination of garbage or waste from a

certain area.

Ariantus* – enchantment spell, accelerates plant and tree growth in a certain area.

Healing/Health

Aventora – human contraception spell; blocks fertility for both sexes, includes blocking

conception and ovulation.

Ademonus – spell, blocks sexual desire in humans, for both sexes. It can cause impotence.

Thoranix – detoxification spell, removes heavy metals from the body. Good for mercury

poisoning.

Sirianto – energizing spell, it removes fatigue and sharpens perception.

Manifestation

Solarianus* – spell to materialize any small, light object made of wood, cork or paper.

Exploria* – spell to dematerialize any small, light object made of wood, cork or paper.

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Movement

Mercurio* – levitation spell, use for self-levitation, for floating above the ground.

Cavalerus – levitation spell, for self-levitation, for flying in various directions.

Nebulora – telekinesis spell, maintains objects in suspension, in mid-air.

Magnolius* – telekinesis spell, makes sticks, brooms, long objects stand upright.

Levatorix* – spell, telekinesis, levitates objects.

Others

Faeriana – purification spell, clears energy; it cuts sexual energy and inhibits sexual arousal.

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June 13, 2019

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Wand Holding Techniques

1 – With the index finger wrapped around the wand (standard).

Use: Standard, general use.

2 – With the index finger over the wand, pointed and resting on the wand.

Use: directs the energy like a laser, more focused.

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3 – With the index finger over the wand, pointed upward at a 45-degree angle from the wand.

Use: increases the range of action of a wand.

4 – With the index finger wrapped around the wand, with the wrist and hand ‘twisted’, so the

wrist is facing up.

Use: defense mode, for self-defence, protection.

5 – With the thumb sticking out sideways, perpendicular to the wand.

Use: to prolonging the duration of a spell.

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6 – With the tips of the thumb and index finger touching the wand, like ‘pinching’.

Use: retains energy.

7 – With the thumb pointing downward.

Use: for grounding excess energy.

Sabine Blais

Centre for Andromedan Magic

May 2019

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Wand Movements

1. Pointing: directs the energy like a laser, increases concentration.

2. Flicking: the movement is done only once – discharges a large amount of energy all at once.

3. Waving: slows down the energy, manifests or creates a change slowly.

4. Swooping: accelerates the energy, done for quick and fast changes

5. Circling: Doing repeated circles with the wand.

Circling counter-clockwise:

- Manifestation, fire (ex.: fire)

- blocking effect (self-defence)

- shielding

- suspension

- stopping

Circling clockwise:

- Levitation

- healing spells

- connecting with the elements (earth, water and air).

- Working with plants and trees

- Enchantments (use entire arm)

- Invisibility

- communicating with elemental realms

- transmutation

6. Batting: repeated up-down motion with the wrist. Used as a command or a signal.

7. Vertical cutting: long downward motion with the entire arm. Splits the energy in two halves

in front of you, in order to create an opening (ex.: opening an energy space).

8. Framing: drawing a square or circle in the air, used to create an energy portal or window.

9. Tapping: tapping an object with the wand a few times, to activate or trigger a change.

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May 2019

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Topaz Magic

Telekinesis – Dos and Don’ts

Dos:

1 – Hold the wand in your dominant hand with your index finger resting on the wand.

2 – Keep your non-dominant hand resting on your lap or on the table, with your palm facing up.

3 – Eye focus: look to where the object is intended to go.

4 – Keep your wand pointed at the object (not too close).

5 – Breathing: inhale deeply, suspend your breath and exhale. Repeat this pattern throughout.

6 – Say the spell out loud or mentally: Levatorix to levitate an object.

7 – Wait for the object to move (it may take several minutes at the beginning).

Don’ts:

- Stare at the object constantly.

- Move/shake your wand.

- Repeat the spell over and over again (it’s unnecessary).

- Hold the tip of your wand too close to the object (keep it at about 4 in – 5 in away, minimum).

- Don’t get discouraged! Patience is required and keep trying.

Patience and perseverance go a long way!

Please note: your wand must be correctly activated to the second wand setting.

Sabine Blais

Centre for Andromedan Magic

May 9, 2019

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Magical Besoms and Brooms

Brooms are useful for purification and protection. It is an ancient magical tool, and is a

part of Topaz magic. You can make your own broom, or purchase one in a shop or online. A

broom can then be decorated and enchanted with the charm spell: Levantado. In magic, the

broom is a symbol of flying, levitation and freedom. It allows one to defy the laws of gravity, as

traditionally witches can fly sitting on a broom.

Brooms can be made for special occasional or according to the seasons or elements.

Decorate the broom with lavender, cinnamon, mint, corn stalks, burlap and ribbons.

Andromedan runes and glyphs (Lanterum magic) or letters of the Antora alphabet can also be

drawn or engraved on the broom handle.

The broom handle can be 4 feet or longer depending on the height of its owner. The wood

should ideally be oak, ash or birch. The bristles can be made of broomcorn, but can also be

made of birch branches, mugwort, rosemary or thyme. Use long, thick pieces. Use a length of

willow, strong twine or heavy cord to bind everything together.

Broom Exercises and Practices:

You can anoint your brooms with essential oils or Topaz oil. Remember to enchant your broom!

Broom Meditation.

Sit quietly, eyes closed, with your broom in your hands or on your lap. Clear your mind and

connect with the energy of your broom. You can meditate for as long and as often as you like.

Brooms are a powerful cleansing and purification tool in magic.

Broom Cleansing.

Hold your broom in your dominant hand and make slow, clockwise circles in front of you in

order to clear away negative or stale energies inside a room or space.

Brooms are also great for removing energetic clutter and clearing unwanted memories.

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Placing a Broom for Protection.

You can place a broom by the front entrance of a house to protect it against any negative or

unwanted visits. Lean the broom bristle-up near the front door, or hang the broom on the door or

on a wall.

Making a Cinnamon Broom.

You can attach cinnamon sticks on the broom or use glue to set cinnamon powder on the bristles

of the broom. You can also anoint the broom with cinnamon oil. Cinnamon is a powerful spice

with a strong scent. It is good for healing, protection, success and power.

Cinnamon brooms are a great gift to a fellow magician or as a wedding gift.

Sabine Blais

April 29th, 2019

Resources:

The Witch’s Broom, by Deborah Blake

Broom making tutorials

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miNSxmnSTWg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyuS9s7imh0

Besom Broom making race – New Zealand

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mag0DtTFOo

To order a ready-made broom:

https://www.broommagic.com/

https://www.etsy.com/ca/market/besom_broom

https://www.13moons.com/shop-by-category/altar-supplies/brooms-staff

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Topaz Symbols

There are five Topaz symbols. All of these symbols can be used with or without a wand. Feel

free to combine them with a related spell or while burning an incense.

The first symbol is Agora Nova and its purpose is to block human fertility in both sexes; it

prevents conception and can also block ovulation and sperm production. It is a form of magical

contraception. The symbol represents a sperm cell with a hole in the center.

The Second symbol is called Erogenta and it’s focused on cutting human sexual desire. Its mere

presence can cause impotence among humans and curb sexual lust.

The Third symbol, Animalia, focuses on animals; it blocks fertility and sexual instinct in

domesticated animals only. It is the equivalent of spaying and neutering in the world of magic.

Note: It does not act on wildlife.

The fourth symbol is Beronus. It represents a broom flying next to a tree under the moon. The

symbol supports flying and levitation of all kinds. It is excellent to use with a flying meditation

or a levitation exercise.

Voltarix is the Telekinesis symbol and is used for any kind of telekinesis work and moving

objects at a distance, for inanimate objects only. The symbol represents a planet with rings,

surrounded by floating moons orbiting around it.

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Topaz Magic

About Flying Meditations

Flying meditations are a wonderful visualization tool to mentally prepare ourselves to levitate

ourselves and fly up in the air. The idea of levitating ourselves or floating in mid-air seems

impossible, yet if we can accomplish in our minds, we already make it more possible. The

broom is a powerful magical instrument associated with flying. The following meditation are

done either with your wand or a broom.

Flying Meditation no. 1

(This meditation is done with a wand.)

Sit quietly, eyes closed. Hold your wand in your dominant hand.

Imagine you are walking toward a stone wall in a yard. On the wall, there is a big red door. A

you approach, the door opens, inviting you through.

On the other side you see a beautiful green field with flowers. You are now in a magical space

and you feel lighter.

The sky is clear and calm, and you slowly begin to float upwards; you begin flying forward,

arms stretched in front of you.

You are now in complete control of your flight. You can fly as high and as fast as you want.

You can also turn and change direction at will.

You fly over the field and circle over it once. You then slowly descend to your point of

departure.

Your feet gently touch the ground.

You now go through the red door again, and you are back on the other side of the stone wall.

Take note(s) of any thoughts, feelings or vision you have experienced.

You can slowly open your eyes.

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May 20, 2019

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Flying Meditation no2

(This meditation is done with a broom.)

Sit quietly, eyes closed. Hold your broom in your dominant hand, or across your lap as you sit.

Imagine yourself taking your broom outside in the yard. With your feet on the ground, imagine a

golden spiral of light circling around your feet and lower legs.

The spiral moves upward around you and envelops your entire body. You feel lighter and

lighter.

Your feet are about to lift off the ground. You mount your broom.

Both you and your broom begin to float upward steadily. You feel very balanced and steady on

your broom.

You begin to fly forward and upward, the wind blowing in your face and hair.

Below you can see the tops of trees and roofs of houses. You are in complete control of your

flight.

You fly around in a big circle over your town or neighbourhood. Then, you slowly descend

toward your point of departure. You gently land and your feet are back on the ground.

The golden spiral that was enveloping you is now moving downward along your body and

reaching your feet. It disappears from underneath your feet.

Take notes of any thoughts, feeling or visions that you may have had during the meditation.

You can slowly open your eyes.

Sabine Blais

May 20, 2019

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Levitation Exercises (for self-levitation)

Levitation exercises are useful to help us focus on our own weightlessness and defy the

laws of gravity. These exercises do not require the practice of any meditation. The idea is to

make ourselves feel lighter and more capable of lifting ourselves off the ground. In order to do

these exercises, simply visualize yourself floating and levitating, and pay attention to any

sensations that may arise.

Remember that the concept of levitating and flying is a state of mind; setting our minds

on that frequency already makes this process seem more possible. There is no time limit for

practising these exercises. They may be accompanied with a spell, symbol or any recipe of your

choice if desired.

1. Levitating an arm or hand

Sit quietly and imagine your entire arm becoming weightless and seeming to float. Relax your

arm and allow it to move upwards, as you allow it to lift and levitate.

2. Self-levitation, lying flat on ground

Lie on the ground face up and imagine your entire body floating as if you were floating on water.

The energy around you should feel loose, relaxed and fluid.

3. Levitating while sitting up

Sit on the floor or in a chair for this exercise. Imagine yourself levitating and floating upwards as

you sit. Keep your breathing long and relaxed.

4. Levitating in standing position

Stand straight without leaning and do the same exercise as in 3.

Sabine Blais

May 20, 2019

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Magical Dice

The Numerical Dice.

The Numerical dice is esoteric and spiritual. It can be used alone, or two or three dice at a time

as an oracle and for magical purposes. This dice also has numerical values and is used in

magical board games.

Numerical dice - Meanings of the symbols:

1. The spiral: orientation, direction. Also has a numerical value of 1 (move one square).

2. The letter E’ with the planet: knowledge, education. Also has a numerical value of 2 (move

two squares).

3. The three sprouts rising above the ground: growth, expansion. Also has a numerical value of 3

(move three squares).

4. The Berry bush: nature, abundance, health. Also has a numerical value of 4 (move four

squares).

5. The ‘cross’ with a dot: wealth, prosperity. Also has a numerical value of 5 (move five

squares).

6. The wand: healing, magical power. Also has a numerical value of 6 (move six squares).

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Using the Numerical dice in board games:

Two dice are used when playing board games. Use the numerical dice only (the one with the

spiral).

Using two dice:

If two dice have identical figures, you add up the numbers (doubles the value of one dice).

Examples:

Two spirals have a value of 2.

Two letters ‘E’ have a value of 4.

Two wands have a value of 12.

If two dice have different figures, you subtract the lowest value from the highest.

Examples:

The wand and the spiral give a value of 5.

The wand and the ‘cross’ give a value of 1.

The numerical dice.

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Sabine Blais

March 15, 2017

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About Andromedan Runes

Andromedan Runes are magical and serve a variety of purposes. These Runes can be used for

meditation, divination, as an oracle or as a magical alphabet. The letters or symbols may be

carved, painted or engraved into tools or magical objects.

This set of runes has 32 runic symbols.

The first set of Andromedan runes is called Fatnath.

Andromedan Runes are a wonderful way to connect to magic and give the user a unique

vibration of energy to work with.

First Set (32 Runes) - Fatnath

1. Paht – growth: a period of personal and spiritual growth.

2. Revo – fire: a time of manifestation and working with the element of fire.

3. Dova – air: a time for ideas and working through the element of air, or flying.

4. Tera – animals: connecting with animals, communication with the animal kingdom, protecting

animals and wildlife.

5. Silgo – trees: a need for grounding, working with plants and trees, herbal magic, gardening.

6. Telga – go straight: you are going in the right direction in your life or personal path.

7. Dolgo – go sideways: you need to change direction or curse of actions to be aligned with

spirit.

8. Ilo – flower: work with floral essences, natural medicine, and herbal magic.

9. Sengi – harmony: things are flowing without any resistance or constraint, in your life or

relationships.

10. Darav – conflict: a clash of energies is at work, a certain energy needs to be addressed and

released.

11. Tengi – pregnancy: potential to give birth to a child, project, or new ideas, fertility.

12. Folgo – receptive: a need to receive new incoming energy or ideas, ways of thinking that are

beneficial.

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13. Sunti – giving: a need to share or bring forth energy, information or material objects to

others. A shift of energy outwards into the world.

14. Terev – ground: a need to connect with the element of earth, grounding.

15. Gerev – sprouting: work with plants, gardening, and germinating seeds. It could indicate the

sprouting of a beneficial situation, opportunity.

16. Solev – blooming: results of your work or waiting period are beginning to show. Patience

rewarded.

17. Pari – facing down: the foundation, what supports your weight beneath your feet..

Underground, the core center of the earth.

18. Seri – facing up: the heavens the stars, the open sky.

19. Tolog – stop: wait and ponder before continuing A need to stop for a pause and reflection.

20. Teve – caution: A hazard to be averted. A need for protection defense, and consider other

possibilities.

21. Sino – purity: time for cleansing, purifying. Removing toxins, negative emotions and

energy.

22. Derav – obstacle: a blockage ahead. Obstacles often bring messages, pay attention.

23. Porgo – Travel: a time for travel, journey, going away. Also relates to modes of

transportation.

24. Oleg – resting: relates to sleep, relaxation, taking time out to breathe.

25. Kapti – sunrise: new beginning, birth, starting a new cycle. A surge of energy.

26. Tilo – sunset: the end of a cycle, the ending, a waning of energy.

27. Fifra – universe: pay attention to the entire cosmos, galaxies, and stars. A shift in energy

caused by moving stars and planets.

28. Farev – home: the place where you live, your country, local area, nationality. Your childhood

home, family residence.

29. Otolo – marriage: engagement, union, wedding, honeymoon, legal nuptial relationship.

30. Ofilag – friendship: friends, close acquaintances, co-workers, new relationships.

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31. Septa – house: house, cottage, construction, cabin, personal wealth, abundance. Real estate,

property.

32. Primis – loss: a loss of material objects, revenue, employment. It could be a misplaced

object, or unwanted change.

(December 24, 2016)

Fatnath – 32 runes

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Topaz Magic – Recipes

Topaz Incense

1 part Myrrh

1 part Palo Santo

2 parts Lavender

1 part Mint

½ part Rose leaves (add petals is desired)

½ part Lemon grass

Smoulder over a charcoal block with Topaz magic. For general use.

Astral Travel Incense

3 parts Sandalwood or Cedar

3 parts Benzoin

1 part mugwort or wormwood

1 part Dittany of Crete (Or gum Arabic, gum Mastic, or Frankincense)

Astral Travel Oil

5 drops sandalwood

1 drop ylang ylang

1 drop cinnamon

Astral Travel Powder

2 parts sandalwood or Cedar

1 part mugwort or wormwood

1 part cinnamon

Astral Travel Pillow

3 parts mugwort

2 parts vetiver

1 part sandalwood

1 part rose petals

1 part vanilla bean, crushed

1 pinch ground Orris root

Make into a small pillow. Sleep on it to promote astral travel during sleep.

(S. Cunningham)

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Ointments

There are two ways of making a magical ointment. There is the beeswax method, and the

vegetable shortening method.

The beeswax method is done by heating ¼ cup of beeswax on a double-boiler, then adding ¼ cup

of a vegetable oil. Remove from heat and add essential oils.

The vegetable shortening method is done by meting 4 parts of vegetable shortening, then adding

one part of blended herbs. Strain with a cheesecloth and store in a glass jar.

Flying Ointment, non-toxic no.1

1 part Dittany of Crete

1 part Cinquefoil or Clover

1 part mugwort or wormwood

1 part parsley

Add herbs to shortening. Use the vegetable shortening method (Cunningham, pp. 126-127)

Flying Ointment, non-toxic no.2

2 drops sandalwood oil

1 drop jasmine oil

1 drop benzoin oil

1 drop mace oil

Add essential oils to beeswax. Use beeswax method.

(Cunningham, pp. 126-127)

Flying Oil (Topaz)

4 drops Ylang-ylang

2 drops Cinnamon

1 drops Sandalwood

2 drops Vetivert or Pine

Flying Ointment (Topaz)

(Use vegetable shortening method)

1 part Mugwort

1 part Pine

½ part Star Anise

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Flying Incense (Topaz)

2 parts Benzoin or Frankincense

1 part Mugwort or wormwood

1 part Cinnamon

1 part Rose petals

1/3 Vanilla bean

½ part Lemongrass

1-2 drops of Jasmine oil

Celibacy Bath salts

4 parts lavender

2 parts camphor

Colour: white

To cool down, use in tepid, not hot water

(S. Cunningham)

Celibacy Oil - Topaz

4 drops Lavender

3 drops Camphor

2 drops Bay

Celibacy Incense - Topaz

1 part Palo Santo

2 parts Lavender

2 parts Vervain (herb)

2 drops Camphor oil

Sabine Blais

June 8th, 2019

Source for Scott Cunningham recipes: The Complete Book of Incense, Oils & Brews.