Spell to find a job

Spell to Find a Job
use during the waxing moon

Special Tools:

Green candle to represent job/good luck
Good Luck/Job Oil: allspice, cinnamon, sage, dill, mix with base oil Banishing/Exorcism Oil: cloves, garlic, basil mixed with base oil
Black or dark candle to represent obstacles

Small jar to be filled with nutmeg, Tiger's eye stone, thyme,

Rune or some other symbol of good fortune and a piece on paper on which you have written the description of your perfect job

Casting the Circle:

The East, the Wind
Positive forces, I call you in

The South, the Fire
Aid this night in my desire

The West, the Water
I conjure my need into matter

The North, the Grove
Bring your gifts,I make it so

The Center, the Force
I call you to open your doors

I conjure thee, O circle of Power
That you might be for me a boundary between the world of men and the realm of the mighty spirits.

A place of joy, love and trust to contain the power I will raise herein I have called upon the protectors of the East, South, West and North to aid me in the construction of this circle In the name of the Horned Lord and Radiant Lady Thus do I conjure thee, great circle of power! This circle is sealed.

Invocation to the God/dess

Great Goddess
I ask you to join me tonight
at the waxing of the moon's powers
to assist me in my rite
Tonight, I ask for guidance, for luck, for success in finding a new and better job
Guide me, protect me, help me
I, your priest/ess, ask this of you
So mote it be!

Great God
I ask you to join me tonight
at the waxing of the moon's powers
to assist me in my rite
Tonight, I ask for guidance, for luck, for success in finding a new and better job
Guide me, protect me, help me
I, your priest/ess, ask this of you
So mote it be!

The Spell

Anoint the black candle with banishing/exorcism oil and light the candle while visualizing all of your obstacles falling away

"Bad luck flees
Obstacles fall
My path is clear
Heed my call!"

Anoint the green candle with employment/luck oil

"Good luck is mine and prosperity
Help me Great Ones
Come to me
Opportunity and rewards I see
As I will, so mote it be!"

Meditate on the job you want as you gaze into the candle's flame.

Still in the circle, fill your good luck jar with the herbs, stone, note and piece of paper with the fortune rune inscribed on it. Seal the jar with these words:

"Earth-born stone of brilliant hue
Your energy makes my dreams come true
Hearken to my deep desire
amidst the candle's radiant fire
Herbs of luck, prosperity
heed my call and bring to me
a better job, new opportunity
As I will, so mote it be!"

Shake the jar, seal it with a kiss and place it back on the altar.

Ground and center

Thank the God and Goddess

Close the circle

Each morning after, hold the jar while saying (or thinking),
"God and Goddess
Hear as I pray
Let good fortune come my way
send me luck, prosperity
in my job search
so mote it be!"

Shake the jar a few times, seal it with a kiss and replace it on the altar.

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"By the dragons light,
on this (month) night,
I call to thee to give me your might,
by the power of three,
I conjure thee,
to protect all that,
surrounds me,
so mote it be,
so mote it be!!!

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FAQ 7
WHAT SACRED MUSIC RECORDINGS DO YOU RECOMMEND?

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For current contact information, refer to the latest edition of the Official Traditional Catholic Directory. See www.traditio.com for further information. Unless another source is noted below, recordings can be ordered from H&B Recordings Direct at www.hbdirect.com.

THE ST. JOHN SCHOLA'S SERIES OF CD RECORDINGS:

"A TRADITIONAL CHAPEL SINGS GREGORIAN CHANT"

Although there are many recordings made in recording studios, or sometimes in larger churches or monasteries with professional or dedicated choirs, there are few, if any, recordings made by the average small lay choir, chanting what can actually be attempted in the smaller churches, chapels, and oratories, to which the Sacred Chant can be a great addition in the traditional Roman liturgy.

The St. John Schola is, therefore, recording a CD series consisting of unedited, live recordings of the type of chant pieces that may be used at traditional churches and chapels. It makes no pretense to being
professional, but to what is achievable, with a little work, by the average small lay choir. This series will serve as a practical guide for the wider use of Gregorian chant in the traditional Roman Catholic liturgy. Supporting music sheets and booklets are available to accompany the recordings and aid small choirs in using Gregorian chant for the traditional liturgy.

For ordering and descriptive information, see the TRADITIO Network's Gregorian Chant department.

ChantCD Volume I: Christmas Matins of the Divine Office-Abridgement
(February 2006)
ChantCD Volume II: First Mass of Christmas (February 2006)
ChantCD Volume III: Fourth Sunday after Epiphany (July 2006)
ChantCD Volume IV: Pentecost (August 2006)
ChantCD Volumes I-IV: Box Collection (January 2007)
ChantCD Volume V: 14th Sunday after Pentecost (June 2007)
ChantCD Volume VI: 4th Sunday after Easter (February 2008)
ChantCD Volume VII: Basilica of Sts. Peter & Paul (January 2009)
ChantCD Volume VIII: Cantus Populares-Popular Chants (December 2009)
ChantCD Volumes V-VIII: Box Collection (January 2007)
ChantCD Volume IX: Holy Week and Easter (February 2011)

ANTHOLOGIES

Herald HAVPCD122 Gregorian Chant

This set, sung by the Choir and Monks of Farnborough Abbey,
is a wonderful selection of favorite chants from the liturgical
year. Among those included are Rorate Caeli Desuper (Advent),
Dominus Dixit (Christmas Midnight Mass), Attende Domine (Lent),
Tantum Ergo (Maundy Thursday), Victimae Paschali Laudes (Easter),
Veni Sancte Spiritus (Pentecost), Ave Maris Stella (Vespers
Hymn), Salve Regina (Compline Antiphon), Requiem Aeternam
(Mass for the Dead), In Paradisum (Exequies), Asperges Me
(Sunday Aspersion). The final piece is a true gem, the
Christus Vincit Acclamation.

Philips 420879 Salve Regina

This set, sung by the Benedictine Monks of the Abbey of Saint-
Maurice & Saint-Maur, Clervaux, is a beautiful selection of
favorite Marian and Eucharistic chants from the liturgical
year. Among those included are the Stabat Mater (Seven Dolors
of the Blessed Virgin Mary), Lauda Sion (Corpus Christi),
Te Deum (Matins), Tantum Ergo (Corpus Christi), O Salutaris
Hostia (Corpus Christi), Salve Regina (Compline), Victimae
Paschali Laudes (Easter), Veni Creator Spiritus (Pentecost).

AUTHENTIC RECORDINGS BY THE MONKS OF ST. PIERRE DE SOLESMES (PRE-VATICAN II)

Accord 149172 Mass of the Dead, Exequies
Accord 149522 Noel: Midnight Mass, Mass of the Day
Accord 149536 Gregorian Anthology
Accord 201472 Palm Sunday
Accord 201482 Mass of Pentecost, Mass of Trinity Sunday
Accord 201492 Masses of Paschaltide: Quasimodo Sunday, Pascal Vigil,
Third Sunday after Easter
Accord 201502 Masses of Paschaltide: Second Sunday after Easter,
Fourth Sunday after Easter, Fifth Sunday after Easter
Accord 201532 Mass of the Ascension, Mass of the Assumption
Accord 202582 Mass "Gaudete" (Third Sunday of Advent),
Mass "Laetare" (Fourth Sunday of Lent)
Accord 202592 Kyriale and Ancient Litanies: Mass VIII "De Angelis",
Mass XV, Mass XVI
Accord 221602 Easter (Mass and some of the Office)
Accord 222012 Sunday Vespers and Compline

The most authentic collection of Gregorian chant is that produced by
the Choir of the Monks of the Abbey of St. Peter of Solemnes under
the direction of Dom J. Gajard, O.S.B., and Dom Marie Clair, O.S.B.
These recordings were recorded before Vatican II and have since
been remastered. These recordings represent the quintessence of
the chant, without the operatic qualities of later recordings.
There is a later set by the same choir on the Paraclete label under
Dom Jean Clair, but these reflect the innovations in the Divine
Office that followed Vatican II.

COMPLETE MASSES

Available from the St. Gregory Society.

Solemn Mass of Christmas Day with Palestrina's Missa O Magnum Mysterium Solemn Mass of Pentecost with Mozart's Coronation Mass
Solemn Mass of Pentecost with Palestrina's Missa Dum Complerentur
Solemn Mass of Corpus Christi with DesPrez' Missa Pange Lingua
Solemn Mass of Easter Day with Palestrina's Missa Regina Caeli
Solemn Mass of Epiphany with di Lasso's Missa Bell' Amfitrit' Altera Solemn Mass of the Assumption of Our Lady with Victoria's Missa Gaudeamus Solemn Mass of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross with Palestrina's
Missa Sacerdos et Pontifex
Solemn Mass of the Sacred Heart with Victoria's Missa Quam Pulchri Sunt Solemn Votive Mass of St. Gregory the Great with di Lasso's Missa In Te Domine
Speravi

These recordings by the Schola Cantorum of the St. Gregory Society
integrate the Ordinary from the great works of sacred polyphony
with the Gregorian Propers. Included also are the cantilations
of the Collect, Epistle, Gospel, and Preface.

DIVINE OFFICE & HOLY WEEK
Available from ChantCD. $9.99 per CD.

Chant Compendium 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5

These compendia, recorded live at St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary
contain psalms, hymns, responsories, etc.) from the traditional
Divine Office, as well as Gregorian hymns, and the Ordinaries and
Propers of the Mass.

Compline

This 2-CD set by St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary contains the Hour of
Compline for each of the seven days of the week.

Matins of Christmas Eve

This 2-CD set by St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary contains the complete
Matins for the Matins of the Feast of the Nativity of Our Lord,
certainly one of the most beautiful chants of the entire year. It
is the only recording of a complete set of Matins with all three
Nocturns of psalms, lessons, and responsories.

Holy Week

Tenebrae 2000 for Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday

This 2-CD set by St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary contains all the
chant for Matins and Lauds, known as Tenebrae, for the three most
sacred days of the liturgical year.

THE LITURGICAL YEAR IN GREGORIAN CHANT

Available from Angelus Press. $29.95 per volume (Volume 8 of 3 CDs is
$44.95).

Volume 1: Advent to Epiphany (ALCG01)
Volume 2: Feast of the Holy Family to 2nd Sunday of Lent (ALCG02)
Volume 3: End of Lent and Holy Week (ALCG03)
Volume 4: Eastertide (ALCG04)
Volume 5: Pentecost to 7th Sunday after Pentecost (ALCG05)
Volume 6: From the 7th to the 14th Sunday after Pentecost (ALCG06)
Volume 7: From the 1th to the Last Sunday after Pentecost (ALCG07)
Volume 8: The 18 Kyriales and the 6 Credos (ALCG08)
Volume 9: Sanctoral Cycle I (December 8 through July 1) (ALCG09)

This is a series of 2-CD sets each by the Schola Bellarmina of
Brussels that includes the Propers for all the Masses of the
liturgical year. A short organ piece is played as a prelude to each
set of Propers (Introit, Gradual, Alleluia, Offertory, and
Communion). Most of the Proper chants are sung to organ
accompaniment.

SACRED POLYPHONY

Credo: 1000 Years of Sacred Music. Pergolesi's Stabat Mater and Salve Regina, Handel's Messiah, Bach's St. John's Passion, Janacek's Glagolithic Mass, Verdi's Requiem, Beethoven's Missa Solemnis, Bernstein's Chichester Psalms, Rutter's Gloria, Britten's Te Deum, Dvorak's Requiem, Mozart's Requiem, Faure's Requiem, Faure's Cantique de Jean Racine, Britten's Rejoice in the Lamb and Festival Te Deum, Poulenc's Exsultate Deo and and Litanies and Petites Prieres de Saint Francois d'Assise and Salve Regina, Gregorian and Russian Orthodox chant. Pro Cantione Antiqua, King's College Choir of Cambridge, et al. Musica Angeli MNG-99181, 15 CDs, $51.00.

Sanctus: 1000 Years of Sacred Music. Monteverdi's Vespri della Beata Vergine, Bach's Mass in B Minor and Magnificat, Cherubini's Missa Solemnis, Vivaldi's Gloria, Mozart's Mass in C Minor, Durufle's Requiem, Dvorak's Stabat Mater, Brahms' Requiem, Schubert's Magnificat, Haydn's Marmoniemesse, Purcell's Sacred Music, Hildegard von Bingen's Antiphons, Palestrina, Victoria, Gesualdo, Tallis, Byrd, Weelkes, Tomkins, Des Prez, Ramsey, Kirbye, and others. Choir of Clare College Cambridge, the Choir of New College Oxford, et al. Musica di Angeli MNG-99452, 15 CDs, $51.00.

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Write down then the essence of your grief, the substance of your devotion, and such aspects of memory as you would fix forever. When this has been accomplished, fold the paper thrice and seal it, along with sweet herbs, in a small box which should then be buried in the ground, or burned in a fire of fragrant wood. The letter shall thus be received.

Source; Crone's Book of Magical Words

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