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TalismansObjects which possess magical or supernatural power of their own which is transmitted to their possessors. Talismans are frequently confused with amulets which are objects which passively protect the owner from evil and harm.
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TalismanA specially prepared object " of stone, metal, wood, parchment and so on " usually inscribed with magical signs, characters or drawings, that are supposedly charged and bestowed with magical powers.
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Talisman - A magickally enhanced object designed to attract a specific type of energy.
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TalismanAn object meant to attract, channel or store energy in order to achieve a particular result or perform a specific function. A talisman may be made of almost any material, i.e., wood, stone, metal, paper, clay, etc.
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Talisman de Mercure au mercredi. Ce talisman doit être formé sur une plaque ronde de mercure fixé, ...
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Varieties of Talismans. Demagnetisation. Do Little Things Well. Writing a Letter. Work during Sleep CHAPTER XXI ...
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How is it that the talismans (telesmata) of Apollonius have power, for they prevent, as we see, the fury of the waves, and the violence of the winds, and the attacks of wild beasts; and whilst our Lord's miracles are preserved by tradition alone, ...
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The following table shows the affinity of each of the twelve signs with certain gems, metals and colors, and in that chart there are the elements for making an effective talisman by any individual who has the knowledge of how to cast a horoscope and ...
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Part of the hermetic urge was encyclopedic, and magicians hoarded a stunning amount of information: ritual names and astrological correspondences; numerological techniques; ciphers, signs and sigils; lists of herbs, metals, incense and talismanic ...
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Pentacle: Originally a talisman of a five pointed star, now used as a general term for talismans in general. When made of clay, glass, metal or wood, often used in western occultism as a symbol of the "element" of Earth.
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The construction and use of a magical ring differs very little from other forms of occult talismans and disks, in that their efficacy depends on a species of evocation.
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artificial sign could be construed as a message directed from one intelligence (the maker or user of the talisman) to another, i.e., a demon.
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"How is it," inquires Justin Martyr, in dismay, "how is it that the talismans (telesmata) of Apollonius have power, for they prevent, as we see, the fury of the waves, and the violence of the winds, and the attacks of wild beasts; ...
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We find no trace in Shakespeare's works of any belief in the many quaint and curious superstitions current in his day regarding the talismanic or curative virtues of precious stones.
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In addition to astrology and/or planetary genius', the technique involves the use of A) classical Renaissance talismanic magic; B) a modified version of the Tree of Life C) a passive approach on the part of the experimenter, ...
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This may lead to obsessive behaviour centred around rituals and talismans (such as bits of Mataji's hair or the concoction poured on her feet during pujas).
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were found inscribed on cattle bones and tortoise shells, and these were used as oracles by court diviners of the Shang dynasty (1766-1122 BC). The beauty and antiquity of these symbols make them attractive for meditative, decorative or talismanic ...
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A symbol charged in this way will hold angular energy that will remain in a latent condition, and can take many different forms, such as a contact specimen, a geometric talisman, or something you have made yourself, ...
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Lucky W: Illustrated Museum of Lucky Charms, Talismans, and Protection Amulets English Literature and Religion American Literature - American Literary Classics -- A Chapter A Day The Short Story Library - American Literature ...
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See also: World, Spirit, Occult, Magic, Ritual
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