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jug with frankincense- Then he said some words that the
trader memorized from him in Indian language. Once he j
was done with his words he told the trader to dig the jug j
out and open it, so he did and he saw that the boys figure ]
was all turned toward the trader like it was made that |
way. Once he put the figures back under the furnace the
boy suddenly walked into the place and stayed at the |
trader's place for ten days and when his family started
asking for him and the Indian saw that he said now we j
release the boy and he said I did what I promised you to J
do. Then he took the seed.* of Arabian Jasmine and he i
kneaded it with wax and made a wick and lighted it up I
under the furnace after he took the figures out from under
the furnace and separated them as to show the trader also j
how many more wonders he knows. Then he said some ]
more words and the boy became like a drunk and got out j
of his drunkenness he opened his eves and said can I have |
the permission to leave so they gave him the permission^
and he lefL People ended up talking about this spirit
experience because the boy was awav from his home
too long and that caused the trader to move away,
was one of the most interesting stories in Al-Ruzbady'ig
book that I thought would be of some benefit in
mentioning as to see how some of the fortunes work and
how some of the people with this knowledge operate these
fortunes.
Now I get back to what I promised you reader, to
about how to bring the spirits and mix the originators to^
construct talismans and the use of elements like smoke and
food to make talismans for vour personal benefit. Yet firstli
have to advise you about something:
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