The Book of ceremonial Magic
The Book of ceremonial Magic
The Book of ceremonial Magic
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virtue and Power to discern good spirits from bad, even phantoms and enemies, through<br />
<strong>The</strong>e, O ADONAY, Who livest and reignest for ever and ever. Amen.<br />
SECOND EXORCISM<br />
I exorcise thee, O impure Spirit, who art the phantom <strong>of</strong> the Enemy. In the Name <strong>of</strong> God<br />
Almighty, come out from this kind, with all thy falsehood and wickedness, so that it may<br />
become sanctified and exorcised, in the Name <strong>of</strong> God Almighty; that all virtues may<br />
inspire those who partake <strong>of</strong> this odour; that the Spirit <strong>of</strong> God may descend, and the<br />
virtue <strong>of</strong> the Lord manifest, in the burning <strong>of</strong> this species; and that no phantom may dare<br />
to accost it. Through the Ineffable Name <strong>of</strong> God Almighty. Amen.<br />
THIRD EXORCISM<br />
Deign, O Lord, to sanctify this creature, so that it may become a signal remedy for the<br />
human race, and the salvation <strong>of</strong> our souls and bodies, through the invocation <strong>of</strong> Thy<br />
Most Holy Name, that so all creatures which inhale the smoke <strong>of</strong> this kind may have<br />
health <strong>of</strong> body and soul. Through that Lord Who hath created the ages <strong>of</strong> ages. So be it.<br />
This done, sprinkle the perfumes with exorcised water, and set them aside in the silken<br />
cloth for use as prescribed. When<br />
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you would fumigate anything, take new coal which has not been kindled, set it alight, and<br />
while it is still black, exorcise it, saying:<br />
EXORCISM OF THE LIGHTED COAL<br />
I exorcise thee, O creature <strong>of</strong> Fire, by Hint Who hath made all things! Do thou expel<br />
from thee all phantoms, so that they may in no wise harm or trouble us in our work, by<br />
the invocation <strong>of</strong> the Most High Creator. Amen. O Saviour, Almighty and merciful, bless<br />
Thy creature <strong>of</strong> this kind, so that no harm may come to him who shall make use <strong>of</strong> it.<br />
Amen.<br />
In concluding this portion <strong>of</strong> its <strong>ceremonial</strong>, the <strong>Book</strong> <strong>of</strong> True Black <strong>Magic</strong> states that<br />
there are occasions on which perfumes <strong>of</strong> a stinking or malodorous kind must be used. As<br />
the first point <strong>of</strong> their preparation, the operator must say over them: ADONAY, LAZAY,<br />
DELMAY, AMAY, SADAY, ELOY, 1 by the invocation, O Saviour, <strong>of</strong> Thy Most Holy<br />
Name, vouchsafe us, through this kind, the help <strong>of</strong> Thy grace, and may it assist us in all<br />
things which we need to fulfil; may all malice pass out herefrom, may it be blessed and<br />
sanctified in Thy most powerful Name. Amen.<br />
Asperge the stinking perfume with exorcised water, place it in the silken cloth and use it<br />
as needed, but always in the name <strong>of</strong> the Most Holy ADONAY. So doing, thou shalt<br />
obtain thy desire, says the "Manuscript discovered at Jerusalem in the Sepulchre <strong>of</strong><br />
Solomon." 2