Ritual Properties of Magical Items

Ritual Magical Items

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Ritual Magical Items

All practitioners use ritual items in their rites. Depending on the ritual, these can be a knife, prayer beads, a cloth, Black icons, a Spindle (many of you know about the Veretniks). There is a lot of information about them on the internet, but not all of it should be believed. In short, they are the same Russian Black Book practitioners, only “a little closer to the Devil.” To put it roughly: every Veretnik is a Black Book practitioner, but not every Black Book practitioner is a Veretnik. But I’ve digressed. So:

These are mainly the items used in rituals. But there are also items that are not used in rituals yet are still magical and are used in everyday life, sometimes even unnoticed and unconsciously.

Ritual Items:

  • Candles
  • Sorcerer’s knife
  • Ritual cloth
  • Black icons
  • Prayer beads

Magical Items:

  • Rings
  • Pendants
  • Earrings
  • Prayer beads (a universal tool)
  • Coins

On the page “Preparation for Rituals” I have already written about some items and their peculiarities in rituals (look it up if you forgot or haven’t read it). I won’t repeat myself and won’t write that we do not use ritual items in everyday life — that is, we don’t cut bread with a sorcerer’s knife and don’t eat on the ritual cloth, etc.

Making Ritual Items

This is not for everyone. You need certain skills to make, for example, a cloth or a Black icon. At the very least you need to be able to handle a needle to embroider a pentagram on the cloth, or be able to paint with oils or work wood in other ways. Here you can purchase ready-made products. For those who have decided to make them themselves, here are a few tips.

  1. Dark items from the very beginning of their making should not see sunlight. This does not mean you have to go down to the basement. Outside the sun still shines. So all work is done after sunset. This condition is not mandatory, but failing to observe it will not give a quick noticeable effect from the item.
  2. At your workplace where you are making a magical item there must always be the Infernal flame burning — that is, a black candle with a drop of your blood.
  3. Before starting work, and every time you begin working on the item, you light the candle and read a prayer to the Devil. There are also other spells besides the prayer, but they should be read depending on what you are making and what you are charging the item for. Read about this a little below.

To sum up: If you are making them yourself (the simplest are prayer beads or candles). You wait for sunset, light a black candle with a drop of blood. Here’s a life hack:

Take a thick black candle. Make sure it is fully dyed through. If you buy it in a store, check that it is black inside as well. Sometimes they are only black on the outside. Give blood to the candle closer to the wick so that it has time to burn while you are working on the item that day. When you finish, extinguish the candle until the next time. And again blood.

Sometimes magical items take a very long time to make (for example: Black icons painted in oil. Oil paint takes a very long time to dry). Then making a Black Infernal icon can take a month. So, the candle with blood is burning, you read a prayer to the Devil of your choice and start working. When you finish, put everything away. If you didn’t manage to finish in one day (which often happens), put the “blank” into a black pouch (easy to make or buy, or at worst wrap it in black cloth) and put it away together with the candle until the next time.

Does the phase of the moon play a role in making ritual magical items? It only matters if you are enchanting the item while making it. And as always, on the full moon you can make any magical items. There are exceptions, but those are for the initiated. For you it is not mandatory — no one will demand it of you.

Enchanting Ritual Magical Items

It happens that not everything can be made by yourself. Then you have to buy, and often we buy not in esoteric shops but in ordinary ones — a fabric store or some craftswoman. And it also happens that in esoteric shops the items for sale were made in unknown ways and without following the rules. Then after purchase you have to blacken the item (knife, cloth, Black icons) or enchant it for something. I think there’s no need to say that only a witch, warlock, or Black Book practitioner can enchant or Blacken (the analogue of consecration in church) an item. In short, it doesn’t matter what they call themselves — what matters is that they have an initiation before the Darkness and the Devil. But you can also do it yourself. In the case when you do it for your own personal needs, and not for someone else (with the exception of spouse and children). The only difference will be in strength. An item enchanted by you will take a long time to gain “power”, and only if you constantly perform rituals with it. That is, a magical knife becomes magical from the first ritual, but it will be weak and only over time, with each ritual, it will become stronger. And while the knife is not the most important thing, enchanted Infernal icons and rings, pendants, earrings do matter in the strength of the enchantment. As a rule, Black icons become truly Infernal only when they are prayed over. And before such icons it is sometimes enough simply to wish for something and it will come true. This does not apply to winning the lottery.

So we have come to enchanting items. I’ll say right away — this is only suitable for personal use. You do everything the same as when making a magical item: after sunset, a black candle with blood, if you already have Black icons — set them out. And don’t forget the cloth. Place and set everything on the cloth. Read a prayer to the Devil, then choose Psalms that fit the meaning. For example, if you are enchanting for health — Psalms for health. Against misfortunes — Psalms for protection. For love — there are no such Psalms, so prayers to Demons or the Devil for love (and those exist). You can find them in the personal account on this site or look on the internet, but I don’t vouch for those. Items that you wear constantly (rings, pendants, etc.) — periodically, on the full moon, repeat the ritual.