Month: April 2015

kaikkitietava:

Slavic Mythology – Rusalka

Rusalka, in Slavic mythology, is the lake-dwelling soul of a child who died unbaptized or of a virgin who drowned. They appear in different forms depending on the region in which they dwell. Around the Danube River, where they are called vila, rusalki are beautiful, charming girls, dressed always in light robes of mist, singing sweet, bewitching songs to the passersby. The rusalki of northern Russia are ugly, unkempt, wicked, invariably naked, and always eager to ambush humans. All rusalki love to entice men—the vile to enchant them and the northern rusalki to torture them.

enochian101:

for elizabethrobertajones

Pronunciation of Enochian letters as per John Dee in Quinti libri Mysteriorum (Sloane MS 3188 folio 94b) 
These are for the letters, though, probably not the calls (or keys) themselves, which are where all of the vocabulary is from. I have no reason to believe the letter names are “proper” Enochian pronunciation, since there doesn’t seem to be any indication the calls were delivered in the Angelic Alphabet.

For anyone who is more familiar with Enochian magic,
Click here for interesting narrative on the reversal of the Holy Table (aka the Table of Practice) a la Casaubon

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