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Vrajitoare - Gypsy Magick
Vrajitoare - Gypsy Magick
Vrajitoare - Gypsy Magick
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100% Romani gypsy spells, over 160 spells on 161 pages. Groups of gypsy spirits and how to invoke them according to the purpose: love, money, protection, clairvoyance. offerings.

160 real gypsy spells for love, protection, defense against witchcraft, sex, scrying, work, health, well-being.

Gypsy amulets and gypsy astrology (signs), two methods of divination (dukkering).

How to prepare a gypsy magic altar.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherAsamod
Release dateMar 16, 2022
ISBN9798430403959
Vrajitoare - Gypsy Magick
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Asamod ka

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Vrajitoare - Gypsy Magick - Asamod ka

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Table of Contents

About this book

Introduction

Lunar phases

Phalanges of spirits and their purposes

Magick tools

Gypsy altar

Friendship

Love

Binding spell

Spell with strands of hair

To bring two people together

To join two people

Bind the loved one

Powerful binding

Simple spell

Join two people

Binding

Baths

Wedding

To marry your great love

Against the intrigues of the relationship

Rush a wedding

Marry a boyfriend

For him to ask her to marry him

Being asked to marry

To marry

Protect your marriage

Protect the couple

Happiness for two

Warm up your relationship

To prevent a divorce

Reconciliation

Reconciliation II

Harmonize the couple and the home

Harmony for the couple

Luck in your marriage

Find a love

Attract love

Get a love

Talisman for love

Luck in love

To find love

I look for a love

Attract a lover

Lucky love amulet

Bring into your life the right person

To conjure a person

Make someone love you

For a woman to conquer a man

To meet someone again

To bring someone back

Seduce someone's heart

Powerful amulet for love

Captivate a person's love

Heart key

Grab your loved one

Wine to make your loved one crazy

Ribbon magic

Love potion

Awakening passion in a person

Nail and hair powder

For lasting and happy dating

Strengthen your relationship

Join two people

To strengthen the relationship

Join two people

Egg love spell

Love powder

Winning a person's love

Foottrack magick

Join two people

Attract a person

Union spell

Awakening passion in a person

Nail and hair powder

Increase the love between two people

Hair strands

Awaken a person's burning desire

Loving attractive oil

For fidelity

Avoid betrayal

To end night outings

Pushing a rival away

Loved one to be solely yours

An enchanted amulet of loyalty

Relationship without infidelity

For a husband to be faithful

Not to be betrayed

For a woman already betrayed

For the ex to return

Reconciliation

Money

Spell for attracting money

To receive money

Talisman for prosperity

An amulet for business

Getting lucky in a sale

Chest for prosperity with gypsy Wladimir

Amulet for money

Prosperity for your home

Pumpkin offering for prosperity

Prosperity ritual

Magick to attract customers

Attract prosperity to your home

Protection

For luck and protection at home

Gypsy magick with a horseshoe for protection

Protection and cleaning of environments

Purification bath

Protection talisman

Cleaning broom

Purification magick

Protection at home

Fend off an enemy

Protect the house from bad energies

Protection amulet

Protection from negative spells

Bless the fireplace and the house

Break a spell

Breaking spells against you

Protect against the evil eye

Spiritual defense

Remove an unwanted visit

Devolve a curse

Amulets

Prayers

Another prayer to Sara Kali

A prayer to the Gypsy King

For protection in travels

Kabbalistic prayers

Health

Offering to ask for vitality

Bath to increase self-esteem

To improve one's health and energy

Helping someone quit an addiction

Get better from illness

Relieve headache

End nightmares or headache

For child to breastfeed

Hair tonic

Recipe for headache

Against acne

For sore throat

To have a child

To alleviate nervousness

Luck

Achieve a goal

Open your paths

Amulet to ward off bad luck

To make wishes come true

Gypsy spell for opening paths

For special request

Attract good situations

Good opportunities for everyone

Get lucky on a special day

For money and good luck

Work

Signs

Oracles

Answers

Dukkering

Bibliography

About this book

In the title, I wanted to use a word of Romani origin. I could have chosen Shuvani for the witch, but it didn't seem captivating. So I introduced a word of Romanian gypsy origin that means witch or witchcraft: Vrăjitoare.

I believe that Vrăjitoare – Gypsy Magick became a direct and appealing title.

In occult circles, Magick is spelled with a K to differentiate it from illusionism.

In the book I present 160 spells and, in addition, it includes signs (gypsy astrology), prayers, protective amulets and two oracular/dukkering methods (consulting luck using the dice and a dagger).

Most spells are 100% gypsy. I didn't pick quantity, but quality. I could fill dozens of pages with incorrectly gypsy spells (being Afro-Brazilians from Umbanda with invocation of gypsy spirits), but it wouldn't be the same. I chose to include 100% gypsy spells with invocations in Romani, gypsy spells from Ancient Greece, Romania, Slavia, Russia, and others.

The spells are not repeated from other books of mine. In my books, I always try to include spells exclusive to each theme and restricted to the book itself.

So if you buy other books from me, like Obscure Dimensions and Magickal Systems, Vampyros Magicae - Real Vampyre Magick, Magickal Formulary - 620 Spells, Binding and Dominance Spells, you will find different spells.

I use a pseudonym, Asamod, for being the master of a well-known esoteric order, which is not very inclined to reveal rites and teachings to the profane (secular).

Asamod is a variable of Asmodeus, but in Hebrew, Asamod means to destroy and in Persian Azmonden means to tempt or to test.

I chose the name for the vibration and to symbolize that I intend to break/destroy old paradigms.

The real predecessor root of the term is Aeshma-daeva, a demon from Persian mythology in Zoroastrianism, of fury and lust, but who was sometimes interpreted as the shining angel...

Some interpret daēva as demon, but it is inaccurate, in Hinduism devas are divine spirits, in Persian mythology not all daēva were negative.

Sorry my English.

Introduction

Gypsies have always been people who aroused interest and curiosity, always linked to mysticism, legends, and divination.

Being a nomadic people, the gypsies circulated all over the world. Some came from the Northwest of ancient India, others came from Romania or even Egypt.

They were known as zingars, romas, gitanos, or gypsies. In English, the term gypsies is plural, it began to be used in the 16th century, in French, they said gyptien or æguptoi (this was because due to their dark skin tone, it was said that they would come from Egypt).

In Egypt they are called the Dom and it is estimated that about 300,000 live in the territory, including ethnic subgroups such as the Nawar, Halebi, and Ghagar. The Hungarians called these people Gypsy. Currently, the term Romani or Rom is used because it is believed not to be pejorative; the term means many. Romani (Romanese) is also their language and is believed to be made up of over 80 dialects.

There are different lineages or clans depending on the region of their origin.

For example, the Kalé, from Spain and Portugal, the Moldavians from Central Europe, the Kalderash from Romania and the former Yugoslavia, the Matchuaya, also from Romania, among others.

The leader of a group is the Barot.

Gypsies used to read fate (the lines on the hand, palmistry) or cards (cartomancy) as well as make blessings.

The gypsies' own dialect is Romani.

Gypsies do not have an official religion; they generally adapt to the religious ideas of the country in which they live, merging them with their own beliefs and superstitions. However, they believe that in the universe there is a positive force (Devel or Dévvel) and a negative force, Beng.

They have a patron saint (Sara Kali). In the prayers chapter, I put some prayers.

Gypsy spells are practically identical to popular spells that we know (both in Portugal and Brazil). As they inspired our culture, it’s obvious that our people also had popular spells, and sometimes there was an exchange of influences between the two peoples.

Like Wicca and Druidism, Gypsy magick is closely linked to nature and the elements (earth, air, water, fire) as well as herbs and their powers and the moon.

The Romani term for witch is Chuvihani or Shuvani (wise person). The masculine term

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