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ADVANCED
PLANETARY
MAGIC
Jason Miller
Inominandum
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
1
Chapter 1: The Seven Wanderers
3
Chapter 2: The Seven Vowels
10
Chapter 3: The Seven Seals
14
Chapter 4: The Forty Nine Calls
34
Parting Words
60
Appendix
61
Introduction
Chances are that if you have made your way to finding this
chapbook that you already know a lot about magic, including the
magic of the planets.
You know how Hermetics places them in concentric spheres around
the earth making shells that the magician rises through seeking
initiations that bring wisdom and power. You know how the
Khabalists mapped the planets on to the Tree Of Life and which
Sephira they relate to. You know that there are hours and days
associated with the planets. No need to explain all this again.
You also know what all the planets do. You know that you call upon
Jupiter when you need some cash, Venus when you need to get
laid, and Mars when you need to kick some butt. You know that
everyone on Facebook completely loses their shit and get scared of
doing anything at all when Mercury goes retro. There are tons of
books explaining all this. It doesn't need to be said again. I will not
waste your time.
This book is different.
Three specific aspects of planetary magic came together in my
practice that made me want to write a this book.
1. The use of the Greek Vowels when working planetary magic.
Either alone or in conjunction with invocations of gods and spirits,
this is an under-used technique of planetary magic.
2. A set of Seven special planetary seals that have been used to
great effect by members of my Strategic Sorcery School, but have
not been revealed to the public - until now.
3. The combination of planetary influences to achieve more
nuanced effects than a single planet alone can manage. The result
of this work are the 49 interplanetary invocations that make up the
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last chapter of this book. This is the first time that these 49 spells
have been released anywhere.
The focus on these three factors led to a system of planetary magic
that goes beyond the basics and into more advanced, and hopefully
effective, territory.
Jason Miller
Summer Solstice, 2013
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CHAPTER 1: The Seven Wanderers
The Moon, Venus, Mercury, The Sun, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn; these
seven classical planets have been one of the most important pillars
of magic in both the east and west. Depending on the time and
place in history these seven planets have been seen to be:
benevolent satellites that shine influence down upon the earth,
malevolent archons acting as barriers between our material
existence and the glory of the highest heavens, or as gates leading
up a ladder of lights to ultimate divine presence.
Although you are probably already aware of the basic fundamentals
of planetary magic, the basic structure and meaning of the planets
that was set up by the ancient Chaldeans is necessary for
understanding the rest of the book. Therefore, it seems prudent to
go over just a few basics.
PLANETARY ORDER
The ancients believed that the earth was the center of the solar
system, and as such treated the moon and sun as planets. Thanks
to Galileo we now know this to be false cosmologically, but in the
case of magic the center of the cosmos is wherever the magic is
done, regardless of what revolves around what. The order of the
planets set up by the Chaldeans moves in ascending order as
follows: Luna, Mercury, Venus, Sol, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn.
This
order is vital for understanding this book.
PLANETARY HOURS
Just as with normal hours, there are 24 planetary hours in every
day. However, because the astrological day and night need to
coincide with actual length of light and darkness on any given day,
rather than lasting 60 minutes, the planetary hours are based on
the time from sun rise to sunset and vice versa divided by twelve.
Because the day and night hours will be different from each other
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