Magickal Formulary Spellbook Pdf
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What also makes these works invaluable is that they are from the inner workings of Mr. Slater’s shop, Magickal Childe, which used to be one of New York’s oldest Witchcraft Centers; (Magickal Childe closed several years ago, after the owner had passed away) Slater never wanted to commit these books to print, however dire financial problems occurred making it essential to do so. His Formulary work is worth its weight in gold simply because the recipes for some of the most effective and potent incense and oils utilized in the craft are within its pages. Slater guarded these recipes more tightly than a 5-star restaurant chef. Fellow Sorcerers, Magicians and Witches; this Grimoire was collected to help all the sincere practitioners out there, in the pulling together of the many rituals extant. There are fragments in print of many of these formulae, but nowhere are they all listed until now. For the last ten years I have collected them from various sources.
I hope they will quench your thirst. “I want to thank Clinton Stevens, Paul Huson, Miles Rigaud, Anna Riva, Henri Gamuche, Elbe Wright, Marie Laveau, Lewis De Clairmont and the many people who helped in this project.Bright Blessings” -Herman Slater -1981 Pages: 135 Special Interest: Occult, Magick, Advanced Studies & Application, Grimoires, Collectors, WitchCraft, Psychic Development, Ritual, Sorcery. Our Price: $^^^225498^^^ Quantity.
I finally found it. And by 'The One' I mean the book in which every bullshit pagan author got their 99% bullshit hoodoo formulas from. It seems as if every author from Judika Illes to Dorithy Morrison and even Denise Alvarado has plagerized directly from this book. This book is absolute garbage, and I'm not just saying that. I actually had to take time off of reading this garbage book to write a review and save someone else their time. The author of this book clearly doesn't know the slig I finally found it.
And by 'The One' I mean the book in which every bullshit pagan author got their 99% bullshit hoodoo formulas from. It seems as if every author from Judika Illes to Dorithy Morrison and even Denise Alvarado has plagerized directly from this book. This book is absolute garbage, and I'm not just saying that. I actually had to take time off of reading this garbage book to write a review and save someone else their time. The author of this book clearly doesn't know the slightest thing about hoodoo or Vodun, but likes to pretend that he does. Much of the book is made up of 'exotic' sounding formulas meant to play on the 'spooky Black people magic oooooooo Voodoo oooh curses. The ingredients Herman Slater (if that is your real name, if you're not dead already) make no sense given their magical application within the rootwork tradition.
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Lets see a few examples to demonstrate. (and there are a lot to choose from) Here is a formula for 'Lost and Away Powder'.
As the name suggests, Lost and Away Powder is meant to be used against your enemies not only to force them away, but to render them lost. They might wander around aimlessly, never staying in one place for too long, without a stable job, home, or relationships. Similar to 'Get Away' or 'Hot Foot'. Here are the ingredients the author lists: Dirt from crossroads Mistletoe Sulfur (Brimstone) Orris Sage Now, anyone with the slightest bit of knowledge on rootwork can tell that this formula makes no sense. Orris root is used in spells for freaking love and protection to control a lover, and sage is used to protect and to cleanse. Anyone with the slightest knowledge of hoodoo would see this formula and drop this book, and yet white pagans are eating the shit up like its candy.
It makes absolutely no sense Here's another bogus formula, this time for 'Commanding & Compelling/Controlling #1' Patchouli (4) Vetavert (4) Lime (1) Bay (1). Bay leaves in a spell to compel and control? What about calamus root? Master of the Woods? The second formula given is even worse: Allspice Orris (the author loves putting Orris root in like very formula I have no idea why) Patchouli Cinnamon Sandalwood Clove Still don't believe me?
Let's look at his recipe for 'Confusion' Vetavert Lavendar Galangal Burnt knotted shoelace Lavender? Lavender?Lavender in a spell to cause confusion? Really lavender?? Here's a formula for 'Crossing' Bayberry Cinnamon Myrrh At this point, I'm only 25 pages in and I had to write a review just to talk about how terrible and misleading this book is. Bayberry and Cinnamon are money drawing herbs, and have like 0 place in a formula used to cross someone. Myrrh, along with frankincense could be used to add power, but none of these formulas contains any sort of traditional herbal correspondence.
Time tested herbs/minerals for crossing someone are everywhere- black pepper, red pepper, sulfur powder, dirt from a red ant's nest. This book is not accurate. It doesn't make any sort of sense.
I'm tired of seeing it plagerized all over the place. Among Pagans a generation older than me, this book is cherished, coveted, even fought over.
It takes many common hoodoo and American folk-magic based incense, oil, and bath recipes and presents them in an accessible format. It's very probably the foundation for most American Wicca recipe books that we know now. While such books are ubiquitous now, back when this first came out, recipes of this nature were secret, hard to come by, and vague.
There is a worthwhile read on Among Pagans a generation older than me, this book is cherished, coveted, even fought over. It takes many common hoodoo and American folk-magic based incense, oil, and bath recipes and presents them in an accessible format. It's very probably the foundation for most American Wicca recipe books that we know now.
While such books are ubiquitous now, back when this first came out, recipes of this nature were secret, hard to come by, and vague. There is a worthwhile read on that you may or may not agree are errors. To me it looks like many common hoodoo tools were 'Wiccanized' - for example, graveyard dirt was substituted with a mullein-based herb mix. As far as early source works in Wicca go, however, this is a good one. Nothing is ever gospel in magical practice - many get into magic out of distinct annoyance with the way gospel gets used in general.
While I certainly would not pay the exorbitant fee I did for the book twice, I also won't be lending it out because I do refer to it often, along with a few other cross referenced sources.