WELCOME TO THE REVOLUTION
The Portuguese government has attacked it's people with the biggest increase in taxes in more than a hundred years.
The result will be widespread poverty, hunger, revolt and mayhem.
But the average person can't do anything., and will be steamrolled by the circumstances.
Although times of crisis are always good times for the magical business, what was done on the last few days is way more than a consequence of the crisis.
It was agravated assault with a financial weapon.
For those that may think that I am exagerating, and that the situation can not be that bad, allow me to give an example : there are police officers and military personel that can't feed themselves and their families. I don't know about you, but to me that seems pretty serious.
Therefore to help those that are in dire finantial staits, I am posting a chinese sorcery prosperity ritual that can be used to recover what the government is stealing.
Chinese sorcery ritual for prosperity
Materials
needed
2 red candles
Yellow cloth Wooden sword or knife medium-sized
Incense Burner and incense
Bowl or cup of uncooked
rice
Small
cup or glass with water
Small
cup or glass of wine
A
large ashtray or burner
Yellow
paper and white paper
Red
ink or red pen
Bowl
with fresh fruit
One
or more bills.
Ideally
the ceremony should be held in a room reserved only for the purpose.
This is often not possible. Ensure however that you will not be
interrupted and that no one enters the room where you perform the
ritual, while it is being performed. Avoid wearing white clothes and
performing the ritual at night.
To
start the ceremony, wash hands and wear clean clothes
Fill
the glasses or cups on the table , one with pure water and the other
with wine.
Place
fresh fruit in the bowl or container
Close
or cover all doors and windows, to avoid interruptions and the iddle
curiosity of people.
Light
the candles and the incense.
Write
the word TAO on a sheet of white paper using a pen or red ink. Place
the leaf between the candles.
Join
hands in prayer position in front of your chest and bow respectfully
three times toward the altar
Then
dedicate the ritual to the God Tsay Shen Yeh (this is the God of
Prosperity, for something else dedicate the ritual to the the entity
presiding over it).
Write
the name of the Deity on yellow paper with red ink and place the
paper between the candles.
WARNING:
Focus on the ritual. Do not waste your time and do not waste the time
and good will of the God and benevolent spirits. If you are thinking
of the six o'clock soap opera or the amazing backside of your next door
neighbour do not begin the ritual.
Shortly
after the ceremony is dedicated, write an application, that is a
letter written on yellow paper with red ink, making your request. You
can request a specific amount within a predetermined time, or you can
request money for a specific desire.
Chinese
people believe that for you to receive the money, it should be taken
from other people, therefore I strongly advise that you request that
this money must be taken from villains (gun/drug dealers, evil
corporations and governments are good examples of villains). Recovering the money that the government is stealing from you, plus interests, seems like a very good idea.
Remember
to be respectful in your request. You are not commanding soldiers,
servants or slaves. You're asking a favor to the Gods, so once again,
be respectful.
Write
in the petition your full name, the date and place of your birth and
sign it.
Soon
after write the God's name in large letters on the petition. Prepare
then the sacrifice of money. Write the name of the God in red ink on
the(s) note(s) and pierce the money with the sword or knife. Place it
over the candle on the right side until it starts to burn and then
hold it over the ashtray or burner until it burns completely. Do the
same with the petition and invite the God to feast on the water, wine
and fruit. I always say the invitation aloud. After a period of time
that you consider appropriate (and please don't rush it, never before
15 minutes) prepare to finish the ceremony. Write a final petition,
urging all the spirits that are at the altar (good and bad) to return
to their places of origin, because the ceremony will be finalized.
Sprinkle a few drops of water and wine on the petition, puncture it
with a sword or knife, burn it on the the candle on the left and hold
it over the ashtray until it burns completely. Re-join the hands in
the prayer position and again bow three times before the altar. Blow
out the candles and pour out the water and wine.
Now ... Some
considerations.
If
you do not have a square table to serve as the altar, use a bench or
wooden box ... however ensure that the bank or crate will only be
used for the ritual. This may not be possible with the table .
The Altar must be placed on the north side of the room.
Results
and frequency of ritual ... If you have never performed this kind of
ritual, it is the first time in your life that you're trying to draw
the attention of the God. Be patient. He does not know you and may
have other commitments. My suggestion is to do the ritual in groups
of three. Do the ritual, one day, teh next and the other that
follows. Pause for three days. Three more days of ritual ... up to
nine groups of three.
Cost
... Money is expensive and the smallest bill of the European Union is
5 Euros. Doing the math 9x3 = 27, 27x5 = € 135 Euros. Too expensive
for most people on the European Union.
My
suggestion for those in Europe is to buy some $ 1 USD bills. $ 27 USD
is not a fortune. You can go use several times the candles and rice.
This saves you some expenses, and a cup or glass of wine and water,
together with some fruit every day for the ritual is not overly expensive.
If you really can't aford those 27 $USD, write a check, or use consecrated monopoly money.
Of
course, I hope that as you get richer you will increase the quantity
and quality of offerings.
I
personally like to put the offering of money in a red envelope with
the name of the God. Red is the color of joy and prosperity among the
Chinese and it is good form to offer a wrapped gift. I suggest that
sometimes you do this ritual without any request, just to make
offerings to the God
Why?
Because you sure want to be more than a supplicant. Invest in a
close (even friendly) relationship with the God.
When
I learned this ritual, apart from the money the only mentioned
offerings were incense and fruit. I suggest that on the rituals of
petition you keep up with just that. But for rituals of pure
offerings, vary ... I suggest sweets, hot soup, oatmeal cakes, toast
with honey and lamb butter, chocolate, coffee, tea, anything but
preferably hot.
Avoid offering meat, fish and anything that has
onions or garlic.
Avoid
eating onions or garlic before the ritual.
Some
traditions say the that one should eat the food offered to the Gods
after the ending of the ritual. Others advocate that they should be
utterly consumed by fire. Personally and whenever possible I prefer
to put them quietly and respectfully in places where they can be
consumed by animals, people or other creatures in need ... let the
Gods make the choice.
And
that's it. Try the Ritual and then comment about it.
