E. A. Koetting - staticfly.net

WORKS OF
DARKNESS
Set up the altar with the chalice and a black candle to the left
and the ritual dagger and a red candle to the right. Draw on a small
piece of paper the symbol of sulfur, which should be placed under the
red candle. An inverted pentagram should be placed beneath the black
candle. Both symbols should be consecrated and opened through the
scrying senses before being covered by the candles.
Usual meditation and clearing always precedes the ritual, and
a Circle is drawn within the Temple. Close your eyes and imagine the
face of your victim. Bring it into recollection fully, clearly, as if she
were standing before you. Breathe in and remember her smell, brought
back to life inside your Temple. Hear her voice piercing the imaginary
air, not dissipating into the atmosphere but lingering in the dense,
silent space around you. All of her qualities become thus trapped, frozen
in the Temple.
As the mental images and senses pertaining to the victim are
evoked, feel also your rage building inside of you. Anger should not be
difficult to build, if indeed you want to cause this victim pain, and
neither should remembrance of misdeeds or annoyances that have
driven you to the curse. Let them all flow inwards and outwards, each
emotion acting like a piston, heightening the rage and the Dark Power
within you. Throughout, keep your mind focused on the imagined
likeness of the victim. Your emotion is the source of your power here,
and should not be restrained.
When you feel that your insides have been unlocked and your
most raw feelings for the victim have been uncaged, turn your Vision
towards the future. Visualize your victim in the state that you'd like to
see her in. Visualize her hardship and feel the sorrow bleeding from
her. Try to find one mental image of the suffering-to-be that is
iconographic of your desires for her. Once found, lock your mind onto
this image. Gaze at it through your inner eye in the same manner that
your eyes gaze into a sigil; the mental image is the sigil and the
connection to the future of the victim.
Into the single image in your mind exhaust your negative and
destructive feelings. Exhaust your hatred, rage, annoyance, and lust
for her demise. Feel your victim sickening by the moment. Often
when engaging in this transfer of negativity, your hands will ball into
fists, your chest will tighten, and your eyes will clamp shut. Tears
may even stream down your face at the release of such extreme passion,
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