The Book of Command: A Spellbook to Get What You Want

The Book of Command: A Spellbook to Get What You Want in Life with Magick and Authority

Table of Contents

  • Part I – The Call (Why you are here and why asking has failed)
  • Part II – The Nature of Magick (What power actually is and how it moves)
  • Part III – Authority (The inner position power responds to)
  • Part IV – Spells and Acts of Will (Direct influence without fantasy)
  • Part V – Power
  • Part VI – Manifestation (When the world rearranges)
  • Part VII – The Path Forward (Living as someone who commands)

Part I - The Call

  • Most individuals attracted to magick are not lazy or weak; they are generally tired of ineffective methods such as affirmations and visualizations.
  • Common methods attempted by seekers of magick:
    • Praying
    • Asking spirits or guides for help
    • Waiting for signs of change
  • The frustration arises from the realization that simply asking for change is insufficient; individuals acknowledge that power does not respond to hope and polite requests as they were taught.
  • Traditional teachings encourage a careful approach to life—asking for desires and accepting negativity, which leads to a cyclical pattern of wanting and waiting without empowerment.
  • Effective magick is rooted not in desire alone but the position from which one desires something.

Core Concept Distinction

  • Asking vs. Expecting:
    • Asking assumes life (and spirits) will take action.
    • Expecting requires an internal readiness and assertiveness rather than passive hoping.
  • Authentic magick requires clarity, presence, and personal authority.
  • Spirits respond to confidence, clear intent, and willingness to accept responsibility, not just desperate states or perfect rituals.
  • A call for change does not manifest from external requests but through addressing internal shifts—feeling steadier, more confident, and trusting in one's decisions.
    • Reciprocal engagement of reality begins subtly yet accumulates in noticeable shifts over time.

Internal Shifts and Magick

  • Acknowledging feelings that arise while engaging with magick:
    • Doubt
    • Hesitation
    • The desire for reassurance (common in those conditioned to stay small).
  • Timing to take action emerges from an inner knowing that is often suppressed.
  • The command “I command my reality” is symbolic of aligning oneself with their inner power.

Part II - The Current of Magick

  • This section avoids deep theoretical discussions about magick, instead focusing on practical applications.
  • Magick is often misunderstood; it is not a “cartoon genie” delivering instant results.
  • Real magick transforms lives through consistent application of principles derived from sustained personal experimentation.
Four Core Principles of Magick:
  1. Intention
    • Defined as not merely verbalizing what one wants but rather the focused direction of one's energy.
    • True strength in intention arises from clarity and steadiness rather than emotional turbulence or uncertainty.
    • Metaphor: aiming an arrow—if aim fluctuates, results falter.
  2. Desire
    • Real desire is not rooted in a lack of something; instead, it arises from clarity and calmness; it pulls rather than pushes energy.
    • Misunderstood desires often lead to confusion and scattered energy.
  3. Will
    • Represents inner strength that enables perseverance through challenges.
    • Seen as a tight grip on a rope that ensures forward movement regardless of obstacles.
  4. Action
    • Action translates intent into reality, characterized by proactive steps toward goals rather than mere intention or thought.
    • Essential to initiate movement, action solidifies commitment to desires.

Alignment of Principles

  • Practical exercise for aligning desire, intention, will, and action:
    • Identify a reachable desire and visualize it as already fulfilled.
    • Reflect on the emotional experience of having that desire met and how it alters daily life.
    • Establish the smallest next step necessary to actualize the desire; this engages will.
  • Clear alignment across these four principles facilitates effective magick and harvests tangible changes in reality.

Part III - Authority

  • Authority is paramount in magick and can neither be faked nor merely earned; it must be cultivated and nurtured.
  • Authentic magick involves being present and recognizing oneself as an embodiment of divine power.
  • Key Philosophical Statement: “If you have seen me, you have seen God.” - Christ (recognizing the divine within).
Embodying Authority
  • To embrace authority, one must practice presence:
    • Focus on the sensory experience of the current moment-inhaling, noticing surroundings, becoming aware of time perception.
    • Recognize that every spoken word or action holds the potential to shape reality.

Experiential Practice

  • Engage in conscious creation starting from the mind, then transitioning thoughts into the causal plane through intentional manifestations.
  • Example: Envision a specific monetary amount during magickal practices; students often report significant financial returns once they realize they can command such results.

Creating a Miracle: A Guided Spell

  1. Relax, breathe, center in the present moment.
  2. Light a candle that resonates with the desired outcome.
  3. Visualize receiving a specific amount of money; immerse in the feeling of having it.
  4. Speak intentions into the candle's flame, reinforcing confidence in manifestation.
  5. Close the ritual with a declaration affirming the desire is done.

Part IV - Spells and Acts of Will

  • Spells should be seen as expressions of one’s desire, will, and intentions into the physical realm rather than mere actions with pre-defined outcomes.
Types of Magick:
  • Candle Magick: Focus on the energy of the flame.
  • Sympathy Magick: Incorporating corresponding tools to amplify intention, includes using symbols (herbs, stones, etc.), forming connections with energies or targets.
    • Example: Protection from harm or bad luck via yellow candle spell (detailed process included).
    • Healing spells (for self or others) employing visualization techniques to address ailments.
    • Spells for attracting romantic love, commanding the desired emotional state into existence.

Sigil Magick

  • The practice of creating sigils as a form of symbolic magick to activate energies and initiate outcomes.
  • Opening a Sigil: Instructions for engaging with the sigil to connect with the associated spirit or energy, focusing on singular intention during the ritual.
  • Each sigil represents distinct beings with unique powers and intentions (notable examples include Seere for wealth, Belial for legal influence, and Paimon for thought influence).

Part V - Power

  • Power is defined as the quiet certainty of belief in oneself, articulated through follow-through on promises and actions.
    • Makes conscious decisions and harmonizes intentions with actions; lacks confusion or mixed signals.
  • It emphasizes that true power does not force or manipulate; it grows from being grounded and honest in desires and actions.

Part VI - Manifestation

  • Manifestation is an ongoing process affected by thoughts, emotions, actions, and external circumstances.
    • Individual patterns set the stage for future outcomes through continuous self-creation.
  • Rituals aimed at changing inner patterns serve as pathways to alter external realities, integrating magick effectively.
    • The process of detachment from outcomes is foundational to successful magick; emotional holding can hinder manifestation.

Part VII - The Path Forward

  • Emphasizes the continuous nature of personal growth and power; there is no endpoint to mastery.
    • Magick integrates into daily living, reflected through personal choices and boundaries.
  • Acknowledges that small, sustained changes are impactful, while larger, forced adjustments may falter.
  • Encouragement to engage in practice, learning from failures, and adjusting accordingly to maintain power without losing self

Conclusion

  • Mastery of the mind can lead to mastery of the universe, expanding possibilities beyond conventional limitations.
  • The journey of magick is dynamic and should be practiced with enjoyment and exploration of one's innate power.

Bibliography

  • The Kybalion
  • Demonic Paradise Wiki
  • The Book of Abramelin