Sunday, April 14, 2013
"Codified"
Saint George Altar set-up, working, and prayer.
I have put out some other variations of the
Saint George Altar, but THIS is the official. Any questions will be answered in
regards to this. If you have questions, concerns or comments, or want to do
specific, “bigger”, workings with Saint George, e-mail me. Whiskey was
something I had personally began with him for a specific reason. He just
recently reminded me that he enjoys RUM and beer.... so... just to clarify. lol
Saint George or Good George is the patron of the G.O.O.D.S magical order. All magical operations are preformed under his direction, guidance, and protection.
It is vital that you build, keep, and maintain an active altar to him. This altar will serve as powerful spiritual protection in your life, the house you live in, and all who dwell there. This altar will also allow Good George to visit you, be an active part of your life, and guide your work.
As active altar means you are visiting it at least one a day. Candles are ALWAYS lit, water, and offerings, or being replenished.
I will detail you you what the altar, “should”, look like. Please do your best to follow this format as close as possible.
You will need:
2 “novella” candles. One Red and One White. These are the candles that come in the glass containers, and are meant to burn for seven to nine days. You need to get them plain. NO other images on the candles. They are usually at dollar stores, or botanicas.
An image of Saint George. One of him slaying the dragon is the official image of the G.O.O.D.S.
A bottle of Rum
5 cigars
Dragon's Blood Incense
Dragon's Blood Oil
Olive Oil
Crushed Bay Leave
Cinnamon
Red Pepper flakes
A Horse Shoe
A Dagger
A red altar cloth
A white or clear non-flammable (glass) plate
A glass, shot glass
A glass of water
A bottle of Beer
Dust, and wipe down the area you will use for the altar space. Open the bottle of Rum, take a swig, and spray (from your mouth) the area you will be using for your altar, five times. Light one of the cigars, exhale smoke over the area, five times. Allow the area to air dry.
While you are waiting for the area to air dry.
Cleanse ALL the items you will be placing or WILL EVER place on the altar using the Rum and the cigar in the exact same way as above (EXCEPT a paper image of Good George, if you have a picture frame with glass in front of it, then cleanse it). Every new novella candle, horse shoe, dagger, plate, incense holder, etc.
Put the red altar cloth over the area.
Now facing the altar. The Image of Saint George in the middle, to the far back of the altar so he can over look all his offerings.
Dress the red and white novella Lay the candle horizontal. On the glass rub a mixture of olive oil, dragon's blood incense and spray of rum. Rub the candle from the central point outwards with both hands moving AWAY from the center point. Make the entire length, and are of the candle has been touched. While you do this think about Saint George, and how you are dedicating this candle to him. This will charge the candle. On top of the candle sprinkle crushed bay, red pepper flakes, and cinnamon. Not to much, but enough to “pepper” it.
Facing the altar, place the red candle to the left of the image of Saint George, and the white candle to the right of the image.
Place the horse shoe so that from your perspective, it is facing upwards. Lay the dagger across the the horse shoe.
Place a glass of fresh water on the left side of the horse show. Pour a shot of rum, and place it on the right side of the horse shoe.
Place in front of the horse show the incense holder, light dragon's blood incense.
Place the Bottle of rum of the altar. Place the cigars on the altar. Place the white plate where you have room, on the altar.
Pop open a bottle beer for him.
Light both the novella candles (they are meant to burn non-stop for 7 to 9 days, 24 hours a day). If you are absolutely terrified of them burning when you are not around, snuff them, but make sure you relight them when you are around.)
Recite Good George Prayer
“Do I hear the gallop of your horse before the bellowing of the dragon slain?
Or shall I hear the monster gasp its last before the trot of hoof?
One sound I shall never hear is the dropping of your lance or the clamor of your armor fall.
I ride with you where the dragons are Good George.
I ride with you both night and day.
I ride with you though I may be weary from battle setting all wrongs right.
I fight under your banner with righteous strength and unyielding courage.
As I ride with you I know that you are at my side.
I know that your lance is set and you are ready to charge at the first offense against me.
I know that where ever I am there you are in worlds both magic and mundane.
Lance by lance, horse by horse and soldier by soldier we tally forth.
Ride out with me now Good George I travel to distant lands far from home.
Ride out with me now Good George our destination is mark off the map and says “here be dragons”.
There is no place you cannot journey no road too treacherous for your glorious steed.
Ride out with me now Good George I need the strength of an armored champion whose lance will never drop nor whom has ever fallen.
Do I hear the gallop of your horse before the bellowing of the dragon slain?
Or shall I hear the monster gasp its last before the trot of hoof?
------State whatever personal spiritual/magical request that you have, what you need---------- (Protection, healing, money, job, etc)
*See yourself clad in spiritual armor.
EVERYDAY
Make sure the water on his altar is fresh. Note if it is disappearing. Replenish frequently. Light him a new incense, and let it burn. Recite the pray to him.
EVERY TUESDAY
Open a fresh bottle of Beer for him
Pour him a new shot of rum
Replace the novella candles (if they have burned out completely)
Fresh Water
Light him a cigar, blow smoke all over his altar 5 times. Lave the lit cigar on the plate, and let it burn out naturally.
Light him a new incense.
Take the old candles, beer bottle, and ashes of the incense and cigar, place in a regular brown paper bag. Go to the nearest railroad and leave them at the side of tracks. Ask Saint George to have all your troubles get on the next train, and never come back. Ask that your physical, and spiritual strength have the force of a train behind them. Poor the beer out on over or near the railroad tracks. If you are worried about, “littering”, touch the bag to the ground, offer a prayer of thanks to Saint George. Pick up the bag and dispose of in the trash.
-Bear Heart
Saint George or Good George is the patron of the G.O.O.D.S magical order. All magical operations are preformed under his direction, guidance, and protection.
It is vital that you build, keep, and maintain an active altar to him. This altar will serve as powerful spiritual protection in your life, the house you live in, and all who dwell there. This altar will also allow Good George to visit you, be an active part of your life, and guide your work.
As active altar means you are visiting it at least one a day. Candles are ALWAYS lit, water, and offerings, or being replenished.
I will detail you you what the altar, “should”, look like. Please do your best to follow this format as close as possible.
You will need:
2 “novella” candles. One Red and One White. These are the candles that come in the glass containers, and are meant to burn for seven to nine days. You need to get them plain. NO other images on the candles. They are usually at dollar stores, or botanicas.
An image of Saint George. One of him slaying the dragon is the official image of the G.O.O.D.S.
A bottle of Rum
5 cigars
Dragon's Blood Incense
Dragon's Blood Oil
Olive Oil
Crushed Bay Leave
Cinnamon
Red Pepper flakes
A Horse Shoe
A Dagger
A red altar cloth
A white or clear non-flammable (glass) plate
A glass, shot glass
A glass of water
A bottle of Beer
Dust, and wipe down the area you will use for the altar space. Open the bottle of Rum, take a swig, and spray (from your mouth) the area you will be using for your altar, five times. Light one of the cigars, exhale smoke over the area, five times. Allow the area to air dry.
While you are waiting for the area to air dry.
Cleanse ALL the items you will be placing or WILL EVER place on the altar using the Rum and the cigar in the exact same way as above (EXCEPT a paper image of Good George, if you have a picture frame with glass in front of it, then cleanse it). Every new novella candle, horse shoe, dagger, plate, incense holder, etc.
Put the red altar cloth over the area.
Now facing the altar. The Image of Saint George in the middle, to the far back of the altar so he can over look all his offerings.
Dress the red and white novella Lay the candle horizontal. On the glass rub a mixture of olive oil, dragon's blood incense and spray of rum. Rub the candle from the central point outwards with both hands moving AWAY from the center point. Make the entire length, and are of the candle has been touched. While you do this think about Saint George, and how you are dedicating this candle to him. This will charge the candle. On top of the candle sprinkle crushed bay, red pepper flakes, and cinnamon. Not to much, but enough to “pepper” it.
Facing the altar, place the red candle to the left of the image of Saint George, and the white candle to the right of the image.
Place the horse shoe so that from your perspective, it is facing upwards. Lay the dagger across the the horse shoe.
Place a glass of fresh water on the left side of the horse show. Pour a shot of rum, and place it on the right side of the horse shoe.
Place in front of the horse show the incense holder, light dragon's blood incense.
Place the Bottle of rum of the altar. Place the cigars on the altar. Place the white plate where you have room, on the altar.
Pop open a bottle beer for him.
Light both the novella candles (they are meant to burn non-stop for 7 to 9 days, 24 hours a day). If you are absolutely terrified of them burning when you are not around, snuff them, but make sure you relight them when you are around.)
Recite Good George Prayer
“Do I hear the gallop of your horse before the bellowing of the dragon slain?
Or shall I hear the monster gasp its last before the trot of hoof?
One sound I shall never hear is the dropping of your lance or the clamor of your armor fall.
I ride with you where the dragons are Good George.
I ride with you both night and day.
I ride with you though I may be weary from battle setting all wrongs right.
I fight under your banner with righteous strength and unyielding courage.
As I ride with you I know that you are at my side.
I know that your lance is set and you are ready to charge at the first offense against me.
I know that where ever I am there you are in worlds both magic and mundane.
Lance by lance, horse by horse and soldier by soldier we tally forth.
Ride out with me now Good George I travel to distant lands far from home.
Ride out with me now Good George our destination is mark off the map and says “here be dragons”.
There is no place you cannot journey no road too treacherous for your glorious steed.
Ride out with me now Good George I need the strength of an armored champion whose lance will never drop nor whom has ever fallen.
Do I hear the gallop of your horse before the bellowing of the dragon slain?
Or shall I hear the monster gasp its last before the trot of hoof?
------State whatever personal spiritual/magical request that you have, what you need---------- (Protection, healing, money, job, etc)
*See yourself clad in spiritual armor.
EVERYDAY
Make sure the water on his altar is fresh. Note if it is disappearing. Replenish frequently. Light him a new incense, and let it burn. Recite the pray to him.
EVERY TUESDAY
Open a fresh bottle of Beer for him
Pour him a new shot of rum
Replace the novella candles (if they have burned out completely)
Fresh Water
Light him a cigar, blow smoke all over his altar 5 times. Lave the lit cigar on the plate, and let it burn out naturally.
Light him a new incense.
Take the old candles, beer bottle, and ashes of the incense and cigar, place in a regular brown paper bag. Go to the nearest railroad and leave them at the side of tracks. Ask Saint George to have all your troubles get on the next train, and never come back. Ask that your physical, and spiritual strength have the force of a train behind them. Poor the beer out on over or near the railroad tracks. If you are worried about, “littering”, touch the bag to the ground, offer a prayer of thanks to Saint George. Pick up the bag and dispose of in the trash.
-Bear Heart
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