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To: alt.lucky.w,alt.occult.methods,alt.paranormal.spells.hexes.magic,alt.magick From: Joseph Count de MoneySubject: Spells at Sunrise Date: Sun, 21 Jul 2002 21:31:01 GMT catherine yronwode wrote: > someone wrote: > > Finally, the $64,000 question: what > > happens if I should miss a day in > > the 9-day ritual? For example, what > > if I forget to set the alarm and > > miss the sunrise--can I simply do > > the procedure later that morning or > > will I have start everything from the > > beginning? > Again, such "misses" will tell you more about your concentration and > dedication to the ritual than they will augur your eventual success. > > I hope these questions make sense because dawn is a very, very > > desperately bad time for me and I'm not thinking straight... > The reason that many spells are performed at dawn is because they > arose among sun-worshipping people. The sun's rise is a time of > worship. That's all. some people my, grand mother included, think the dawn is natures "quiet time" there is less psychic interferance in ones local area at that time, sleeping people are more easily effected and even nature itself is quiter & more receptive to ones energies in a way deep night is not. your sports analogy in the above post is good but for this i would use the driving analogy, dawn is the uncrowded road and noon is the commuter rush hour traffic jam in the highstreet > > Thanking you in advance for your help, > > I hope i did help ... i mostly wanted to reassure you that, in my > opinion, becoming an *effective* spell-caster is easier to accomplish > than becoming a *perfect* spell-caster. i seem to recall some sort of amer-indian belief that the ritual should contain a purposefull imperfection, that no matter how good one is a certain imperfection will be routinly used to symbolize the necessary humility and defferance that it is thought should accompany any petition to any diety for any reason, though revenge and justice spells usually dont contain this purposefull flaw. this extends to the making of tools and images also. and in some asian art there is this type of purposefull flaw denoting the artists inability to copy nature as perfectly as nature is, and mystically this imposed flaw is ones own, done at the time and to the tool so that it is kind of like the crooked path that a demon cant follow, they being only abel to move in straight lines dontcha know:) -- Joseph ( The probability for an event which can happen in two indistinguishable ways is the sum of the probability for each way considered separately) Count de Money.
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