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You may not think of yourself as an astrologer, and you may not be able to interpret a horoscope -- but that should not stop you from learning to use and benefit from our line of Zodiac-themed spiritual supplies. All you have to know is that there are twelve signs of the zodiac, which are counted off in monthly intervals from the first day of Spring, that every person you know belongs to one of these twelve signs, that each sign has symbolic rulership over certain areas of life (including areas of the human body, occupations, and health matters). and, finally, that each sign is in turn itself under the control of one or more of the traditional ruling planets Armed with these four simple pieces of data, you are ready to add zodiacal work to your spell-casting arsenal.
THE TWELVE SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC
A SPECIAL BLENDIn addition to formulas related to the each of the twelve signs of the zodiac, Lucky Mojo Zodiacal products include a proprietary blend called Zodiac, which is comprised of all the individually named Zodiacal range in one convenient formula.
HOW TO USE ZODIACAL SPIRITUAL SUPPLIESLucky Mojo Zodiacal Vigil Lights or Glass-Encased Candles find general use in promoting altar work, either as "helper lights" or to represent people of various signs. These candles have full-colour paper labels naming Aries, Taurus, Gemini and other astrological signs, with information about their attributes. They are made of soft wax in symbolic colours and will burn continually for at least 120 hours. They stay alight for many days and are appropriate for petitions and prayers. Some people dress Zodiacal candles with anointing oils; others do not. Lucky Mojo Zodiacal Oils find general use in dressing candles to represent persons born in a particular sign, to dress any sort of conjure candles whose petitions are appropriate to the astrological sign thus named, or to be worn as personal scents during the months associated with those signs in order to strengthen connections to the energies represented by the signs of the zodiac. Some workers keep a "Master Candle" on their altar at all times and dress it each month with that month's appropriate Zodiacal oil. Lucky Mojo Zodiacal Incense Powders may be burned on the altar or in a room to bring closer the influences of the energies represented by the Astrological Signs. Lucky Mojo Zodiacal Bath Crystals may be used in ritual baths or rites of house cleaning during the month-long time-period associated with each of the Astrological Signs. Lucky Mojo Zodiacal Sachet Powders may be used to dress petition papers, to dust on the body, or to subtly work into a carpet or door mat during the times of the year symbolically related to the various Astrological Signs. All of our Lucky Mojo Zodiacal products may be combined with our Lucky Mojo Planetary products when working astrologically-based or timed spells.
HOW TO ADD ZODIACAL LIGHTS TO YOUR ALTARLet's put the above ideas into practice. Say your candles were four in number, and they were:
Some practitioners would light all four candles at once on one altar. I would not. At Missionary Independent Spiritual Church, we have FOUR altars, and in this particular case, that selection of candles happens to work out to one candle per altar. Our altars are:
So if you were working in my church, i would recommend that you light one candle on each altar, with the Road Opener coming first. However, if you wished to add the power of the twelve zodiacal signs to your spells, i would suggest that you select helper lights that relate to the persons for whom the work is being done. In other words, i would recommend that you light TWO candles at a time, each on a different day, according to the ruling planet of that form of work.
These eight candles could either be placed at the same altar on the different days -- or on different altars on the days indicated. You do not need to have twelve altars, one for each sign of the zodiac, in order to work with the energies of the zodiacal signs. You can have four altars, as we do at Missionary Independent, and at Four Altars Gospel Sanctuary, or even just two altars -- one facing East for attraction, and one facing West for removal. If you can only put up one altar, due to space considerations, you can divide it into either two halves, four quadrants, seven planetary segments, or a circle of twelve zodiacal regions, as you wish.
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