How to Make and Use Talismans

by Orry Whitehand

A talisman is an object which can be carried or worn, which is decorated with symbols and words focused towards a certain purpose, and which has been magically 'charged' so that it will continually exert a magical influence until that purpose has been brought to pass.A talisman is usually designed to achieve a single specific goal, such as gaining a new job, or being successful in a court case. An amulet is intended for long term use, exerting a sustained influence for an indefinite period of time. It may be to attract good luck, for example, or to offer permanent protection against malicious forces or disease. But the actual process of designing, creating and charging the two categories is identical, so this booklet covers both purposes.This booklet will provide the full practical knowledge to create and charge a talisman or amulet for any purpose, and will provide basic symbolic suggestions for doing so that are universally applicable.The following matters are explored and explained materials should a talisman be made from?What words and symbols should be inscribed upon it?Some sample talismansHow to charge the finished talismanWhat to do when the talisman has fulfilled its purposeReaders will find a complete set of instructions on the practice of successful talismanic magic in this booklet.

44 pages, Paperback

First published March 2, 2015

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