Spells and incantations use words spoken aloud to bring about a change in the world. Words hold the power to create. When you use spells in Latin, your words gain more force than ordinary language naturally carries. There is also the belief that spells have the same power regardless of the language used, because words carry the same strength as the intention behind them. Many spells come from tradition. They are still used today—for example, for protection or love spells, healing spells, the summoning of spirits and demons, hexes, curses, and maledictions. Their centuries-long use has given them a power of their own. Try combining your spells with a Latin incantation, then work with spells in German to discover what works best for you.
The Use of Spells
Protective circles with spells written on them were used by witches in conjurations. Spells are used as part of a magical operation. Such a formula may contain the name of the spirit being summoned, such as an angel or a demon. A spell can also consist of a description of the desired effect. There are also formulas whose meaning remains unclear to this day, such as “Abracadabra.” Spells are verbal magic—there is no real distinction from prayer. Such formulas are known from antiquity, for example the Merseburg Incantations from the 8th century. The grimoires (medieval spellbooks) contain spells, some of which trace back to ancient sources.
Spell to Read Someone’s Thoughts
This spell for reading a person’s thoughts is for advanced witches. It allows you to think or feel as the other person does. You must be near the person when you perform the spell, and you also need a photo of them. Meditate for several minutes, concentrating intensely on that person. Then speak this Latin spell aloud while looking at the photo:
“Accerso alius sententia ut mihi, phasmatis of interregnum ego dico, solvo meus mens mei, ego dico phasmatis audite meus placitum meus mens quod iacio (Name of the person).”
Latin Incantation for Love
With the help of a love spell, you can conjure up sexual passion or romantic love. The demon Sitri and his seal are used for this purpose.
The following Latin incantation can bring the love you seek into your life. Use this love spell with caution, as it may actually work. Only use it if you are absolutely certain of what you want. Focus intensely on the person you wish to attract and say aloud:
“I nunc amit me te amare simul (Name of the person) quoque sicerit in me ex caritate.”
Spells to Summon the Devil
Here is the conjuration formula for Lucifer from the magic book Dragon Rouge (1846):
“Lucifer, Ouyar, Chameron, Aliseon, Mandousin, Premy, Oriet, Naydru, Esmony, Eparinesoni, Estiot, Dumosson, Danochar, Casmiel, Hayras, Fabelleronthou, Sodirno, Peatham, Venite, Venite, LUCIFER. Shemhamforash!”
Spell for the magician’s inkwell from Grimoirium Verum: these names protect the writer from evil spirits, and the ink is said to be imbued with divine power through them:
JOD HE VAU HE, METATRON, JOD, KADOS, ELOHIM, SABAOTH.
Curses and Hexes Through Spells
Cipher writing from the 16th century, used for representing spells.
If such cipher writing (witch’s alphabet) is used for a voodoo curse, the sender of the curse can effectively prevent a counterspell.
Among the traditions of ancient Greece and Rome were so-called “curse tablets” (inscribed spells on small lead tablets). Curses were also written on wax or stone. In Roman excavations in present-day Britain, large caches of curse tablets have been found. The use of voodoo dolls combined with written spells was also common. Although often compared with modern voodoo dolls, scholars remain uncertain about the exact purpose of the tiny figurines used in binding magic in ancient Greece and Rome. What is known is that “binding” was meant literally: these figures were found in tiny coffins, with bound hands and feet or mutilated bodies, and appear to have been charged with binding spells.
If you wish to curse someone with a curse tablet, Tuesday is the most suitable day. The corresponding planet is Mercury, and the candle color to use is red. In modern black magic, it is common to create a small effigy of a person in order to harm them.
Examples of Latin Curses
Spells for curses can be combined with sigils of specific spirits. Such secret symbols allow one to summon certain entities. Be sure to choose the correct sigil for the desired effect. These symbols are found in the Satanshimmel magic books.
- “Grow old like rotting pus”:
Vetus quomodo sanies signeficatur (Name) deficta. - “…lose your mind and your eyes”:
… ut mentes suas perdat et oculos suos in fano ubi destinat. - “…may worms, cancer, and maggots devour you”:
… ut illius manus, caput, pedes vermes, cancer, vermitudo interet, membra medullas illius interet.
Spells for Protection, Defense, Healing
- Ancient Latin Healing Spell
This spell is for minor healings such as small cuts, bruises, or scratches. Place yourself near the injured person and recite: “Tui gratia Iovis gratia sit cures.” - The Sator-Arepo Formula has been known since antiquity and was especially popular in the Middle Ages. This formula is a magical square and a palindrome (a sequence of letters that reads the same forward and backward): SATOR AREPO TENET OPERA ROTAS
- AGLA: The magical word AGLA appears in inscriptions, protective circles, and amulets from the early Middle Ages. Its meaning is unclear, but it is generally interpreted as a notarikon, derived from the Hebrew phrase ʾAtā gībōr ləʿōlām ʾĂḏōnāy (“You, O Lord, are mighty forever”).
- TETRAGRAMMATON: Found in the 2,000-year-old Dead Sea Scrolls, this formula is associated with various “fours,” such as the four elements. It is especially significant in spirit conjurations and appears in protective circles as an inscription.
Latin Spells for Weather Magic
Secret Sigils for a Rain Spell:
With the help of these sigils, spirits can be summoned and made to serve. Many of these ancient symbols are found in the Satanshimmel magic books.
Recite the following spell aloud while looking up at the sky. This very old rain spell is said to bring rain within five minutes:
“Elementum recolligo Huic commodo locus mihi vestri vox.
Elementum ego unda dico vos.
Permissum Pluit es est meus nos sic vadum is exsisto.”
Latin Incantation to End a Storm:
Go outdoors and speak the following words:
“Venire ventus venire, sinere solus sentire relaxari, venire nunc nunc venire, venire venire venire.”
Conclusion
The use of spells is not difficult. However, be aware that this can be a dangerous endeavor if you lack sufficient knowledge. Countless real ancient spells and everything you need to know about witchcraft magic can be found in the Satansheaven magic books, available at Gruftiladen.de!