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Оглавление - Large handbook. Amulets. Talismans
- 0. Introduction
- PART I. THE THEORY OF MAGIC AND SYMBOLISM
- Chapter 1. The Fundamentals of Object-Based Magic
- Chapter 2: Symbols and Archetypes
- Universal Symbols
- Chapter 3. Materials and their properties
- PART II. GLOBAL TRADITIONS AND SYSTEMS
- Chapter 4. Pagan Amulets of Europe
- 4.1. Slavic Protective Charms
- 4.2 Celtic Magic and Amulets
- 4.3. Scandinavian Amulets
- 4.4. Chinese Talismans
- 4.5. Japanese Omamori
- Chapter 5. The Ancient World
- 5.1. Egypt — The Ankh, Eye of Horus, Scarab, and Mummification Rituals
- 5.2 Greece and Rome — Planetary Magic and Numerical Codes
- Chapter 6: African and Caribbean Magic
- 6.1. Voodoo and Hoodoo: Gri-Gri Bags, Whispers, Bloody Rituals
- 6.2. Yoruba and Santería: Orisha, Beads, and Offerings
- Chapter 7. World Religions
- 7.1. Christianity: Icons, Crosses, Prayers, Holy Water
- 7.2. Islam: Quranic Verses, Hama’il, Manuscripts
- 7.3. Judaism: Mezuzah, Hamsa, Kabbalistic Amulets
- 7.4. Zoroastrianism, Sikhism, Bahá'í: Symbols, Sacred Words, Herbs
- PART III. CREATION AND ACTIVATION OF AMULETS
- Chapter 8. Preparation
- Chapter 9 The Practice of Crafting
- 9.1. Sculpting: Shaping with Love and Intention
- 9.2. The Practice of Amulet-Making: Programming and Charging
- 9.3. Immersion in the Flow: The Practice of Creating Talismans and Amulets in a Meditative State
- I. PREPARING THE SPACE AND MIND
- III. CREATING THE TALISMAN
- IV. CHARGING AND ACTIVATING THE TALISMAN
- V. CLOSURE AND GRATITUDE
- Practice: “Archetype Talisman”
- Chapter 10: Consecration of the Amulet — Invocation of Spirits, Prayers, Dedication
- 12. Final Conclusion