From:    Robin Graves                           Area: MagickNet
To:      J.S. Pereira                           30 May 94 13:47:56
Subject: Magick                                 w/File UpdReq 

 JP> Most books on Norse Magic involve runes, and a number of 
 JP> different things you can do with runes. Some authors to look into 
 JP> would be Edred Thorrson, and Kveldulf Gundarsson. Norse magic 
 JP> (using the term very loosely) can also involve poetry, 
 JP> trance-work, making vows and a number of other things that would 
 JP> require a lot of explanation to go into. -!- MacWoof 1.5.3
 Hi.  I would like to add Feya Aswynn's name to this list.  I have her book 
"Leaves of Yggdrasil", and I recommend it to anyone who'll listen.  I've 
loaned it to someone so can't supply information about ordering. 
 Another author is Ed Fitch; I have his "Rites Of Odin".  The best way to get 
hold of this book (and, come to think of it, maybe Leaves as well) is to 
write for a catalogue called The Llewellyn New Times, P.O. Box 64383-224, St. 
Paul, NM, 55164-0383.  Llewellyn asks for the inclusion of a stamped, 
self-addressed 


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From:    Lei                                    Area: MagickNet
To:      J.S. Pereira                           31 May 94 19:49:16
Subject: Magick                                 UpdReq 

Yes, they were by D.JConway.  I am most interested in runes and the sacred 
stones, I am trying to learn how to use them postively and try to gain as 
much energy as I possibly can.  Thanks for the suggestions.
Lei


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From:    Khonsu                                 Area: MagickNet
To:      Sonia Brock                            31 May 94 05:31:02
Subject: Open Ritual                            UpdReq 

93 Sonia
I understand that the child in the ritual could be Horus. I have not
seen the Rite yet, but will soon, and will let you know as soon as I am
able. Hope you are feeling better. 93:93/93
                                           Peter
 * SLMR 2.1a * To Know, To Will, To Dare, To be Silent.


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From:    The Cegorach                           Area: MagickNet
To:      All                                     2 Jun 94 04:16:06
Subject: Magickal Weapons                       UpdReq 

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.
My Weapons are coming along; I'm building the GD-style weapons as depicted/
described in Kraig's _Modern Magick_, though I'll possibly end up sticking a
Unicursal Hexagram on the Earth Pentacle, rather than a "normal" one--one of
the "dummies" I drew out to practice for it had the Unicursal Hex on it, and
it looked pretty spiffy, I thought.  :)
But enough self-congralutory drek--I'm enquiring about techniques for 
constructing the Lotus on the Lotus Wand.  Izzy's _The Golden Dawn_ says you
can use *cardboard*.  I shudder at the very notion.  I plan on trying a form
of modelling clay/compound.  I've never worked with it before, though, so I'm
soliciting for other methods, in case it doesn't work well.  Sheet metal looked
interesting, but I've no idea what working with sheet metal entails, either,
and thus no guarantee it'd be any better than modelling clay or Fimo.  :)
Love is the law, love under will.
... What if there were no hypothetical situations?


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