JOVIAL TALISMAN OF WEALTH AND ABUNDANCE

In the ancient world magicians often forged potent spells using talismans which are specially created magical devices said to attract a particular influence into the life of the bearer. A talisman is different from an amulet in that a talisman is designed to both represent and attract something while an amulet is created and used to repel some threat, for example the evil eye for which blue beads and eye-shaped pieces of jewellry are often used.

Talismans are often pictorial symbols or words inscribed on squares or disks of valuable metal, each having a particular assigned day for manufacture, metal, colour, andmethod of production according to the appropriate planetary influence.

Talismans for wealth are best produced on Thursdays, the sacred day of the astrological planet Jupiter, whose colour is purple and whose metal is tin.

If you do not wish to go to the expense or trouble of cutting a small square of tin and painstakingly incscribing symbols (in this case numbers) into its surface then a simple yet no less powerful alternative is to use purple card and gold or silver ink.

The design is taken from an old book of magic and uses the power of numerology to draw the abundant energies of the planet Jupiter.

4 1 4 1 5 1

9 7 6 1 2

5 1 1 1 0 8

1 6 2 3 1 3

The talisman is to be drawn on a square of purple card small enough to fit into a pruse or pocket and is to be rendered in silver or gold ink on a Thursday.

On the back of the square the image of a horseshoe and a hammer are to be drawn together with the initials of the maker.

Once drawn, the talisman is to be held in the hand by the light of a single purple candle. Pine, bergamot, cedar or sage incense should be burned and the talisman pased repeatedly through the smoke to both bless and cleanse it.

As the incense and candle burn one should visualise a stream of gold, coins and treasury falling onto the talisman which readily absorbs and stores this bounty.

If at all possible it is wise to take the consecrated tilsman to the local bank and hide it where it will not be found for one night, perhaps under a doormat or in a garden. When the talisman is retrieved the next day it will have absorbed the monetary energies of the bank.

Carry the talisman in a little purple cloth or paper pouch and occassionally repeat the visualisation exercise by the light of a purple candle, the air scented with incense.