Swaying the Spirits of a Place

Swaying the Spirits of a Place This charm invokes the spirits of a place: the local powers inhabiting the parallel or connected unseen dimension of a meadow, a stretch of forest or wood, or (in a potentially more potent, if more dangerous version) the spirits of a burial ground or cemetery. The indwellers of landforms, of hills and rocks or boulders, or of rivers and ponds and lakes, might be reached by these words. It may also be influential upon the spirits of a house or home, though I would use it sparingly in that regard. This charm utilizes the potent connection between the local indwelling spirits of places and the indwelling Queen of the Earth, the Queen of Spirits HerselfGwynnevar- to sway the spirits into helping the man or woman who intones these words properly. Any request can be made to the spirits swayed by this charm, though it seems best for workings related to healing of all sorts, gaining guidance through dreams, changes of fortune, gaining general or specific protection for a period of time, gaining friendship from the indwelling powers of a place, altering the will of other people, or the chastisement of enemies. Quietly and respectfully repair to the place where you will perform this charm. This is best assayed around dawn or twilight/dusk, but can be done any time. Have a very nice quantity of whole cream, wine, honey, or whiskey with you when you do. You will need to perform a Breaching Charm. Then say: I invoke you, spirits who are in this place, By the Holy and White Queen Gwynnevar, the Lady Brimo, PROKYNÊTE NYKTODROMA BIASANDRA KALESANDRA KATANIKANDRA LAKI LAKIMOU MASKELLI MASKELLÔ PHNOUNKENTABAÔTH OREOBAZAGRA RÊXICHTHÔN HIPPOCHTHÔN PYRPÊGANYX. Be you kindly disposed to me and accomplish this deed XX (describe what you desire in detail.) Now, now; quickly, quickly. Receive of me this grateful offering to soothe your hunger and thirst! (Here pour out the offering you brought.) The strange words used in this charm are pronounced as so: prah-koo-nay-tuh newk-tah-drah-mah bee-ah-sahn-drah kah-leh-sahn-drah kah-tahn-ee-kahn-drah lah-kee lah-kee-moo mah-skell-ee mah-skell-oh puh-noon-ken-tah-bah-oat ah-ree-ah-buh-zah-gra rakes-ee-kuh-tone hip-ah-kuh-tone poor-pay-gahn-ooks "sahn" rhymes with the "pon" in the word "pond." "tahn" and "gahn" both rhyme with the "bon" in the word "bond." "oat" is exactly like the word "oat", as in oatmeal "poor" is pronounced like the word "pool" except with an "r" at the end. "kuh-tone" is always a "fast kuh"- like "k'tone" While this charm can be done purely with the spoken word, a way to make it more powerful is to get a clay, wood, or wax tablet and carve, etch, or burn onto it all the strange words of power from this spell, along with your request. When you finish saying the charm and verbally describing what you desire (which is also written on your tablet) bury the tablet in the place where you worked, and pour the offerings over the spot where you buried it. You wouldn't use this "tablet variant" if working to sway the spirit of a house. If you work in a cemetery or burial ground, change the first line to "I invoke you, spirits of the dead here." Unless you are very certain you can remember the pronunciations of all these strange words properly, have a physical copy of this spell with you and read from the page. Take your time and say the words well. If you ever use this charm to chastise an enemy or to coerce or manipulate another human person, or intend some kind of major impact on someone else (like a healing), it works best if you have their mother's maiden name. Identify them to the spirits as XX (their name) to whom XX (their mother's maiden name) gave birth. For instance, you may be asking for the healing of "Jane Sanders, to whom Lisa Bragg gave birth." If you don't know their mother's maiden name, you have to identify them to the spirits using a phrase that can only apply to them- such as "Jane Sanders, who lives at 30 Main Street in the village of Eastbrook, Maine." If the name of your intended and their mother's maiden name are both highly common names, you may wish to use another more specific identifying phrase anyway, to increase the potency of the work.