Tag: Maslama al-Qurtubi

• Collected Traditional Significations and Planetary Correspondences of Jupiter

  

  Various lists of planetary correspondences exist in the tradition of astrological magic. Though the sources be quite old, such correspondence lists can be quite handy even for modern practitioners, as they provide road signs for mapping the terrain of celestial significations. Magicians can use these significations to select stones for talismans, resins and herbs for…

  Idola Stellarum

  November 10, 2024

  Astrological Magic, Inner Sanctum, Planetary Magic, Ritual Practice, Theories of Astrological Magic

  Abu Ma’shar, Agrippa, Al-Biruni, Al-Kindi, Anthology, Apotelesmatics, Astrologia Restaurata, Astrological Magic, Book of Instructions in the Elements of the Art of Astrology, Christian Astrology, Israel Hibner, Jupiter, Maslama al-Qurtubi, Mysterium Sigillorum, Nicholas Culpeper, Picatrix, Planetary Correspondences, Planetary Magic, Sphujidhvaja, The English Physician, Theophilus of Edessa, Vettius Valens, William Lilly, William Ramesay, Yavanajataka

• Collected Traditional Significations and Planetary Correspondences of Saturn

  

  Various lists of planetary correspondences exist in the tradition of astrological magic. Though the sources be quite old, such correspondence lists can be quite handy even for modern practitioners, as they provide road signs for mapping the terrain of celestial significations. Magicians can use these significations to select stones for talismans, resins and herbs for…

  Idola Stellarum

  November 9, 2024

  Astrological Magic, Inner Sanctum, Planetary Magic, Ritual Practice, Theories of Astrological Magic

  Abu Ma’shar, Agrippa, Al-Biruni, Al-Kindi, Anthology, Apotelesmatics, Astrologia Restaurata, Astrological Magic, Book of Instructions in the Elements of the Art of Astrology, Christian Astrology, Israel Hibner, Maslama al-Qurtubi, Mysterium Sigillorum, Nicholas Culpeper, Picatrix, Planetary Correspondences, Planetary Magic, Saturn, Sphujidhvaja, The English Physician, Theophilus of Edessa, Vettius Valens, William Lilly, William Ramesay, Yavanajataka