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Who here collects occult/pagan/religious/new age/fantasy stuff?
I've got so much stuff my room is overflowing. Books, tarot, figurines, wands, stones, unusual items, talismans, pendulums, divination mirrors, crystal balls, altar tables, candles, incense, chests of herbs, etc. I have no idea why I am so drawn to these types of items.
Anybody else attracted to or collect these types of things?
>>17378055
I love that sort of stuff. Don't have much of a collection yet though. Currently my gasmask collection outweighs my occult collection by a substantial factor.
>>17378107
I think that's cool. I would consider gas masks an "unusual" and kindly creepyish type of thing to collect. The kid gas masks are the creepiest to me.
I collect weird stuff like you and OP. I've always liked unusual and mysterious stuff. I have a vintage priests last rite case/kit that I think is pretty cool, and quite a few "haunted" pieces. I've never noticed activity from them. However I do have a moonstone necklace that was purchased from a pagan priestess estate sale and whenever I try to wear it I get physically ill. I keep it boxed up in my room and rarely mess with that piece.
>>17378055
wtf just throw that away man
this shit is magnetized with negative stuff
and its gonna attract negative stuff
so be careful with your thoughts and actions because they can affect you easily if ur not always present and careful
>>17378162
No way would I ever just throw this stuff away. I've collected for many years. One day I may sell some of it or if the right person comes along, give some things away.
It's ok though, man. My intentions are good and I'm not afraid. I'm drawn to these types of things and when they cross my path I get them if I am able
to do so. I keep my stronger items in chests and not on display...for more than 1 reason.
Occasionally I pull them out, but I don't fuck around with dark magick or make jokes about it. I have respect for everything that I have collected thus far and I think that makes a big difference. I don't treat these things like toys. Yes, occasionally I use them but I know what I'm doing and never venture beyond my current level of understanding.
>>17378055
Would you show us some pictures of interesting things in your collection?
>>17378055
Nice dildo, mega-anal bead and coke mirror. You sure know how to party Anon!
>>17378245
Sure I can give you a few pics of things.
This here is a divination mirror that was made and used by a coven priestess. It's all handmade and very beautiful.
>>17378284
wow that's awesome. How did you acquire it?
>>17378287
I knew a friend that was friends with this woman. She was moving and getting rid of some of her things.
This pic shows some of my vintage candle holders. I've collected these for years. Some have been very hard to find. They were made by a man named Jason Christoble during the late 70's and 80's...they are called Matchless Grove and made from something called Wynshire clay. You put candles inside and the eyes glow ( there are glass)
I have a book about the adventures of the "matchless grove." He designed many of these. Mostly tree folk, goddess, gypsies, dragons, skulls, owls, warlocks, gargoyles, and some science fiction type ones that I have yet to acquire. I have quite a few and some figures are becoming increasingly rare and hard to find.
>>17378245
This pic is of a simple tool primarily used for sigil carving when doing candle magic and similar things. It's easier to use than an athame. I bought this about 10 years ago at a private estate sale.
>>17378308
is that a santa claus in the bottom right?
these are all pretty cool stuffs anon.
plz show us the weirdest or creepiest thing you have
>>17378349
hory shit I meant bottom reft
>>17378245
Final Picture
This wand was bought at the same
Private estate sale about 10 yrs ago. It's one of my favorite pieces. The picture doesn't do it any justice as it is very beautiful In person. It's totally handmade by pagan priest and was also charged and consecrated by a coven. It's copper, glass, crystal, and turquoise.
>>17378308
What do you consider your most rare or noteworthy piece of your collection?
My spooky occult collection consists of a crystal ball, a set of elder FUThARK runes that I made, some miscellaneous mineral crystals, a brass urn with hadji writing given to me by a friend, an iron incense burner I forged, an athamae I also forged, and a money toad that looks after my scrill. I guess my paranormal investigation equipment might also fall into this category, though I don't really consider it as such.
Also my most rare gasmask is a U.S. M-45 size small in lefty configuration.
>>17378358
impressive
>>17378329
can you explain the significance of the symbols inscribed on the grip?
>>17378349
Yes, I call him creepy Santa. Lol
He's intimidating when you light the candle and his eyes glow.
>>17378373
haha at first i thought it was just a racist caricature of a Celtic man.
>>17378373
noice
he looks like hes had a few and is ready to fight
this is one of my weird shits
I think its Morgantown wv
have some books and an apron too
guy who died here was a mason I guess
>>17378359
Hey, that sounds like a good collection so far. We all start somewhere. My most noteworthy and overall "creepy" item would be this Book of Shadows.
>>17378400
Cool! I'd totally buy something like that if I saw it.
>>17378367
They are being used to channel energy, strength, and intention.
>>17378417
Looks pretty awesome. 20th century I'm guessing? May we see some of the pages?
>>17378449
Yes. I was told it's from mid 90's.
>>17378521
Pretty cool. Do you have any pre-20th century artifacts in your collection?
In return, here is my rarest gas mask, the M-45.
>>17378515
Even though it has that 90s Wicca vibe, which it seems to be, I love that thing. I'd love to have a 90s fluffy wiccan's handwritten book of shadows, for some reason.
>>17378553
I have a cast iron cauldron from that era and that's about it. It's in storage though.
I have some rare first editions. This one is from 1916
>>17378553
Sorry man, I meant to also say that's a cool mask? do you display them in your home?
I might have to get into collecting these. I really like the mild creepy kinda vibe they put off.
>>17378637
that's really cool, thanks for sharing!
does your cauldron have a spooky history?
>>17378592
Yeah, even though it's not really old it's still pretty cool to read through. There's about 300 or so pages in there. Some parts are like a diary of sorts. I'm pretty careful with it and don't let others mess with it much. I just don't want to be disrespectful to the original owner so that's why I'm not posting many pics of the pages in there.
>>17378645
I had a few displayed, but recently moved and haven't found a good spot for them yet.
>>17378650
No, lol, not that I know of. I wish it did have a spooky history though.
Its just a really old, cool looking cauldron that I bought at an estate sale. It has a weird pitchfork design on it that made me want it so bad. One of these days I'll find somewhere to put it so I can enjoy it.
>>17378693
That does sound pretty boss.
Here is what I could find of my collection.
>>17378706
Awesome man. I'm really digging the crystal ball.
If that's the athame you forged you did a really good job on it.
I love collecting paranormal stuff like magical artifacts I find while scouring the internet, this would be my next acquisition
https://estrellamagick.com/collections/haunted-dolls/products/haunted-doll-powerful-vampire-spirit-highly-active
There's other stuff that she sells that I also would like to get.
I love this sort of thing. One day when I get my own house I'm going to dedicate a room to be a cabinet of curiosities, but for now all I have are mainly things I've made myself. There's not a lot of mystique to this stuff now but I think a few of my pieces might have heirloom potential.
This isn't necessarily the best example but I lost a bunch of pics when my HDD died.
>>17378755
Get one of their cheaper spelled or haunted items to try out before you drop 600 on a haunted/spelled doll.
There is a lot of fakery in the paranormal field. I'm not saying these people are fake, just try them out with a smaller item first.
>>17378755
Haunted dolls scare the shit out of me
>>17378823
That's really good for something you made yourself. You should sell your work.
>>17378844
>You should sell your work.
everyone says that, but it's very difficult to find anyone willing to pay as much as a piece is worth from labor alone. Even at $10 an hour that mask would be around $350 not counting materials, but every professional artisan insists that you should never sell for less than $25/hour. That's why you don't see many pieces like these around.
>>17378870
Well, I hope you find a place to sell because people WILL/DO buy that kind of art. You just have to find the right market. Don't sell yourself short. Sell it for what it's worth.
Have you taken it to any places to try to market it? Even etsy or eBay could work.
I've seen people dish out thousands for handmade renfaire costumes. This is right up their alley. Your very talented.
>>17378905
The other thing is that I tend to only make stuff that I want to have and I very rarely make the same things twice, to sell or otherwise. It's a possibility though. I just know from my several years of visiting multiple renfaires that big or unique pieces like these can take several years to move. There's a titanium scale shirt that's been hanging in a shop in Missouri for at least 5 years, for example. That being said I do know of a handful of $1000+ pieces that have sold eventually so it's not impossible.
>>17378870
Keep it and bash someone over the head with it in the dark. Feel the satisfaction upon impact.
>>17378964
thanks for the advice.
some creepdoll from a church jumble sale
>>17378123
Can we see your exorcist case please? An your haunted necklace?
I love artifact threads
my owl on the shelf
having trouble posting this it might have been too big sized.
>>17379043
>>17379087
that's really cool but what country do you live in? I'm pretty sure owl remains are illegal to own in most places.
>>17379119
usa
>>17379134
Unless you're a documented Native American it's a federal crime to own, then. $10,000 fine.
Just fyi, it doesn't bother me at all unless you killed it yourself.
>>17379151
the dangers of owning stuff..
but no I didn't kill it I got it from a basement I worked in (already long dead)
its 30+ yrs old according to the prev. owner
>>17379042
I wouldn't call it an exorcist case. It was used for sick calls and last rites for those dying. The silver things on the side are candleholders attached to the inside of the box. There is a crucifix mounted on the inside, a communion plate( I think) and a holy water bottle. There is also a booklet and some kind of handkerchief inside.
The outiside of the box has a gilded cross on it. It's pretty old. I took all the candles out of it because they were so Mis-shapen
>>17379042
This is the necklace. I don't want to touch it.
Seriously, I'm not lying, I don't feel well when I'm in the presence of it. I get palpations and somewhat sick to my stomach. I don't sense evil or anything. It's just a concentrated source of energy or something. I really don't know. I keep a rose quartz in the box with it.
As you can see the silver needs to be polished. Maybe one of these days it will allow me to handle it more.
I have other haunted items that I bought. They are nothing like this though. This piece is just different.
>>17379186
>>17379209
So freaking cool. How did you get the priest box?
>>17379218
My mother, who was also a collector of weird things, bought it somewhere a long time ago and later gave it to me. She always found the neatest stuff. She passed away about 9 years ago.
I don't really display it or anything but, I keep the box because it's neat and unusual and also because she gave it to me.
>>17379160
There are a lot of ownership laws that can be a real pain in the ass but if they didn't exist then bad shit would run amok. Like Narwhal horns can be owned in Canada if they are accompanied by official documentation certifying that they were legally harvested by Inuit fishermen, but even with all the same documentation they're flat-out illegal in the USA.
>>17378162
>"Everything occultish attracts negativity"
>>17379160
if that's the case and it really is that age, it would be grandfathered, I dont think you need to worry about owning it, though without authentication papers, it would be hard to prove
>>17379209
I wonder what stone this is. Or if it is a stone. Might be a bone or something neat
>>17379349
Looks like white quartz
>>17379277
>>17379268
Thanks for the info wise anon(s)
Don't rat me out k
>>17379349
It's white moonstone.
>>17379422
That's radical dude!
>>17379209
If you aren't in tune with certain energies they can have that effect. Takes some getting used to, and understanding.
>>17378358
Closer pictures please!
>>17379119
>>17379151
Why is this, out of curiosity?
>>17381206
Raptor populations are considered protected in the US. Hawks, eagles, and of course owls can't be hunted legally so owning remains from them forces law enforcement to consider it poaching, basically. It's a real pain sometimes though because if you happen to find a single loose feather form a hawk lying around in a field or something you can't keep it (even though everyone does anyway, cops only care about whole birds usually).
>>17381228
So even if the bird died of natural causes, it's illegal? Even owning a single feather?
Not that I want a bunch of dead animal carcasses in my house, I think that's gross, but just surprising that you can be hit with a fee that big for owning one.
All I have is this. A few other trinkets and fetishes, but this is all of note. I've never been much of a collector of anything, though mostly because I have more pressing concerns and little access to cool shit in my area. Thanks Jerry.
I've posted my old apartment before, I've now moved and have been really into decorating. I have so much shit as well-The creepiest pics are of this murder house I lived in 3 years ago. It was a 'punk house' so it was already pretty grungy-but my stuff made it even cooler-I guess a lady committed suicide in the closet of my room, there were still blood stains on the floor boards.
I'll start with a halloween/occult/vintage porn shrine I recently threw together.
>>17378055
Pic sharing time.
>>17381426
>>17381426
>all dat not-silver
Muh nickel allergy. Good stuff in there though.
>>17381419
here's my current bedroom, but this was taken months ago, I have so much more shit set up now. I have 3 wicked present moon blades, and a ton of jarred fetal animals in the curio cabinet-along with a bear skull, my dogs skull, and a jar with a human finger bone from the catacombs of europe
>>17381426
I like your turquoise/gem/bird thing. Info?
>>17381436
>>17381447
plaster baby skull I made. I do a lot of art
>>17381416
Cool, looks like Bubo from Clash of the Titans
>>17381419
Creepy backstory for sure. I like the shrine. Very creative. The spiders and moths are super cool.
>>17381426
The glass eye is wicked!! Is this spelled jewelry?
>>17381428
Dime ring.
>>17381455
>>17381419
lol I think vintage porn is creepy and fun to make weird art with so I collect it, makes a good decoration. Anyways, I have this creepy ass painting my dad's friend did as a kid-its hard to see in this, I'll try and send a close up. it's haunting af
>>17381451
Energy bearing? Yes
>>17381416
Also this little curio. A cut glass deco man ring with solid gold accents.
>>17381451
It is. I was hoping someone would know who would wear an owl of Minerva. It is some extremely occult symbolism and not all that pretty to look at.
>>17381451
yeah, I'm about to post the murder house bedroom, it might be a sec, I have so much shit on this computer lol
Heres what was on my armor in my old place though, I've left a lot in my home town before the move, but of course have gotten a lot more shit sense then because I have no self control with money, and portland is cool creepy antiques and occult stores galore
>>17381469
plague doctor mask and other shit from old place.
>>17381433
95% is silver, sterling to pure.
>>17381457
>>17381451
heres stuff from the haunted punk house, I was about 18 or so, but I still have a lot of the same shit.
>>17381476
>>17381479
yeah I was super edgy, I know. anyways, that painting in the first pic is the creepy one that I've had since I was a kid, It's one of my favorite art works.
>>17381483
Gator.
>>17381485
cool story about the Ouija board-I found it on the side of the road in minneapolis pinned up against a tree with a concrete block-almost mint in box with all of the pieces.
>>17381489
last one I have. I have so much more stuff, but it's late and I'm not going to take a ton more pics.
>>17378553
I have two masks, Just sarting my collection.
>>17381515
Starting*
>>17381518
I have A TON of eye, and occult jewelry.
I really like native jewelry, and insects. I have a cockroach tattooed on the back of my neck haha
>>17381487
This mask looks sweet with my Geiger.
This is my bad toy, that's all I need.
>>17378055
Tibetan singing water spout bowl
>>17378055
Not spooky but I like fantasy stuff.
Part of my unicorn shelf
The bottle to the left is " enchanted" unicorn food, lol.
>>17378055
The moat keeper and skull candleholders
>>17381439 #
I believe it's Hopi or Dine, with some energy.
I acquired (more like rescued it from being scrapped) from a estate dealer. It was in a bucket full of random silver items, it "caught" my eye..
>>17381536
You might like cleaning skulls using beetles
>>17381487
>>17381439
>>17381603
If you like that item you might like this one,also rescued.
*last one for now*
>>17378055
Chalice well meditation stone
>>17381603
>>17381656
Cool. We get some Natives here once in a while, maybe they can identify it.
>>17381656
The picture is a little distorted but I finally recognized what that was supposed to be.
>>17381656
Im drawn to that Pepe ring there. Would you part with it for a fair enough price?
I also have some "haunted" malachite Aztec warrior bookends.
They move around somehow. I put them back in place all the time. I'm not moving them and I'm here by myself. This pic shows how they usually sit before and then the next day after they have usually moved. I have no idea. But it's not BS. They move around somehow but I don't have an explanation for it. I like them a lot. They were given to me by my brother. I keep them on display on a shelf in my kitchen.
>>17378055
I love to collect the books to read. When I was younger it was shit like introduction to wicca, celtic druidism, and other lame shit, but now I prefer medieval grimoires, Aleister Crowley, and hermetic texts.
>>17381785
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. That's neato. I've been a unofficial student of Thelema and traditional magick for a while now. I finally found a set of friends that I can discuss the stuff with. It's a very interesting bunch, with some people who aren't even into magick. We all share an interest in illumination though, so we have some in common. I would love to have the space for an occult book collection, but I have a lot of books already. Kind of sucks, but I can wait for the right time.
>>17378055
I also collect rare books about plants and enethogens. Also antique and vintage psychedelic ephemeral type books
>>17381865
Here's a pic, might make it easier to understand what I mean by plant books.
>>17378755
>https://estrellamagick.com/collections/haunted-dolls/products/haunted-doll-powerful-vampire-spirit-highly-active
>That whole website
>>17381767
It's a bear/wolf, most likey a bear.
An old Memento box containing an abundant amount of vintage handkerchiefs, a super old leather baby shoe, hair cuttings, and baby teeth. I had to have it.
>>17382047
Old and Creepy ceramic doll from the same stuff
all these old antique gas masks... Where do you buy these at?
>>17383406
you can find them just lying on the ground all over Europe.
>>17381540
>>17381520
>>17381518
>>17381515
Nice, I like it! I don't have any masks older than 1985, but would like to get some. Looking for an m-9 and m-17. Do you know what years your masks are? I'm also interested in the story of your gigercounter.
>>17382058
You no longer notice that person is bright pink because you're mesmerized by the camel toe.
hah
>>17381656
Is that Pacific Northwestern?
>>17381908
>>17381865
That's awesome. Some day I want to have such a collection too.
>>17383406
All my gas masks are from eBay or military surplus stores.
>>17383766
This golden guide from 1976 is becoming exceedingly hard-to-find and if
You ever come across one for a cheap or reasonable price, buy it. Even beat up copies can still manage to fetch a good amount with collectors. I bought my copy for about 15-20 bucks years ago. I recently had someone offer me $100 for it. I didn't sell it though.
It's also a fun book to look through and the artwork is very good.
>>17383524
>>17383524
The older mask is WWII era, the other I don't know much about.
http://gasmaskandrespirator.wikia.com/wiki/USN_MARK_IV
Geiger info:
http://www.ai4fr.com/main/page_ham_radio_other_radio_pri_107b_.html
>>17383741
I think so , its certainly the style.
>>17385155
Nice, thanks.
Does anyone here collect rare tarot/oracle decks or know of a place to buy them? I would like to find an original antique deck to purchase.
>>17383919
Found an online copy if anyone cares for a peek
http://www.holybooks.com/wp-content/uploads/Hallucinogenic-Plants-A-Golden-Guide.pdf
>>17386541
Sweet, thanks!
Crystals, stones, spelled jewelry.
>>17386541
>http://www.holybooks.com/wp-content/uploads/Hallucinogenic-Plants-A-Golden-Guide.pdf
awesome book thanks it looks like a fun read
I'm just starting to get into collecting fortune telling and oracle cups and saucers for tea leaves.
bump
i have a ton of occult related stuff that i'll post on here tomorrow when i'm less tired. I own books, tarot decks, ouija's robes, etc.
>>17378123
Sit the moonstone on a window sill for about a week. The sunlight and moonlight will cleanse the energy from it. It's not haunted. Whoever owned it, wore it alot and their energy seeped into it. Their energy is just not compatible with yours.
>>17379151
How about an owl feather? I have one hanging from my rearview mirror in my car. I got it on my dad's property and he's partially Native American.
>>17381558
My Aunt has something similiar to this only the "handle" part is on both sides. So not as a bell but as a ward i guess. Whats the use of it?
>>17390051
something like this?
My father used to have a Crowley book that he physically couldn't throw away. He tried half a dozen times, and every time it somehow ended up back in his possession.
Every door into my house, and the door to my room, has a century old horseshoe hanging above it. I'm fairly certain they're all from my Oma's village back in Switzerland.
I'd love to see some more altars. I have an unusual fascination and aesthetic love for them.
Spooky stuff.
>>17390051
Vajra
>>17381419
>>17381459
How often do you use that penis candle? What for?
>>17390101
Nah. He meant this
>>17386587
Damn, daniel. Where you get those sweet chakra stones?
My dad found this on mexico when he was a child, i called it panchito.
>>17390148
I'll try to post some altar pics later today when I have more time. I like them a lot too.
>>17390313
I don't think that's a candle bud
>>17387679
Check out our local "Occult" shop, you might find some tea cups there.
http://www.luckymojo.com/catalogue.html
>>17390360
Can you make a photo of it that doesn't look like complete crap?
>>17390360
Jalisco?
>>17390838
Actually, now looking at it, its possibly Nayarit.
>>17390148
Here is one of my active altars where I work with herbs.
>>17390360
Cool. Looks old.
>>17389630
If this is the same metal artist that was posting earlier I know it's already been said but you need to make a website and sell your stuff. The chain work is crazy good.
>>17390330
You can get them at a lot of occult/new age shops, and online. They are pretty cool.
>>17381536
You have very feminine hands.
>>17391214
that's awesome!
>>17391214
witch detected
>>17390148
Simple chanting altar.
>>17390148
The beginnings of an outdoor nature altar.
>>17391243
Yeah, it's me. Maybe I'll do that sometime soon. It beats getting a real job.
>>17391778
BOO!!
>>17391214
>>17391888
Nice.
>>17389984
Post pics
>>17390140
Spooky
>>17390144
Cool. Do you use them to attract good luck or for another purpose?
>>17391214
A witch?
>>17398763
The modern term would be hedge witch.
I practice herbalism, shamanism, folk medicine, and earth based magick.
I was just posting a picture of one of my actively used work areas/altars to fulfill a request.
>>17399282
what kind of incense do you use during workings? Do you make your own? If so can you post a recipe plz.
>>17399282
I'd really love to talk to you, please add me on skype.
id: username204
Thanks, i'll add you back when i'll be back home
>>17378055
vintage occult posters and art
dis thread too good to die yet
>>17400213
Ok, here some more from my keep.
First is a different view of that Bear Ring.
Goat skulls
>>17400305
On my Bedroom window sill.
(Primitive/crude spirit-ward)
Pendulums, tarot, oracle cards
>>17400707
>>17401010
>>17401014
>>17401010
Really like this ring
>>17401020
>>17401023
It also was a rescue from the scrap. Total eye catcher.
>>17401010
>>17401014
Nice signet ring. I'd wear that.
>>17401025
Last pic for today.
(Bullwhips are fun)
Where can I acquire occult items? This seems intriguing
>>17401085
Anywhere if you know what to look for.
Try new age shops, pagan shops, shop online, bookstores, garage sales, goodwill, make your own.
Somewhere in this thread There are a few links to online occult stores too
>>17401085
Holy water, go to a Catholic church and bring a vial, collect it in a vial -Bam vapires and the undead beware..! :p (there's your first "occult" item.)
Cleaning out my closets. Here's another pic of more random stuff I found packed away in a box. Forgot that I had it.
Unpacked and Setting this lamp back out.
>>17403361
Damnit...
Fixed
>>17390795
It is. I recognize it. I've been to witch shops and dick/vulva shaped candles are used for sex and fidelity.
Phallic and Yonic symbols and representations are very common on altars. The wand and athame are also considered phallic and represent the God.
Some examples of Goddess and yonic symbols are the bowls and chalices.
It just depends on the pantheon or what the altar is being used for.
In many pagan religions sexuality is sacred.
I say this with a straight face.
>>17381426
I have similar collection of energy bearing pieces. Pic is of some of them.
>>17404302
That's a good collection of power items there.
How old is that thumb one?
>>17404509
I honestly don't know. I know it's old. I've had it for about 18-20 years though. The previous owner was said to have the "shaktaput" or something like that. I'm sure my spelling is off. Idk. I used to wear it all the time. It's silver and very heavy.
I wear this one every day now for over 8 years. I had to zoom in so the design would show up. Probably one of my favorite rings. I bought this one and a few others at a curiosity/pagan place.
>>17404509
>>17404672
Like these designs. Awesome.
this is my good luck coin.
>>17404690
then you will love the squid ring
http://blog.cheyenneweil.com/2014/02/squid-ring/
>>17404713
Cool
>>17404714
Love the squid ring. Neat story. Hate that the guy dies
Got a crystal ball baby. Though I'd have to actually leave my room and wake up my mom for it. She's like all third eye and shit. won't teach me shit though...
>>17404894
You're not really her child.
>>17404897
how'd you know?
>>17404897
looks like that kinda. not super big like in the movies
>>17404894
Have you asked her to teach you?
>>17404908
actually no. She offered once. but I sadly declined. Spirits, demons, mysticism I'm afraid of that. If some say's let's get a ouiji(spelling) board and play. I say I'm out. I want nothing to do with para/super/whatever-natural.
>>17404926
>I want nothing to do with para/super/whatever-natural.
>posts on /x/
>>17378400
>Knights Templar
I fucking knew it!
>>17378842
That site looks fake as shit, especially this product:
>https://estrellamagick.com/products/hybrid-vampire-transformation-vessel-become-a-vampire-magick-spellbound-ring?variant=15926545990
apparently I can both live forever and control minds (and lose weight!) for the low price of $460.00
>>17404960
I thing you should sign up. doesn't sound to bad
>>17404713
I know there are many different resources on this board, but what are some ways to charge a personal object to give it energy and meaning? Like african fetishes, sigils, etc.
>>17405213
Intention
>>17404931
hahaha,,,,, All for /x/ Just wouldn't be explore catacomb's or summoning malevolent beings. I'll leave that to the children of Darwin
>>17378308
oh i had one of these it was a dragon around a tower. it did not have eyes but it was cool and very heavy. i sold it on ebay.
>>17404672
Very nice. Its reminds me of my ring, is looks like bark. I'll try to post a pic later, I'm at work.
>>17405402
I think I have the one your talking about. Was it like this with a music box in the bottom that plays puff the magic dragon?
>>17405320
>muy niggah
true...its all about intention-
no good no evil but yes good and evil-
our intentions are what initially shape all outcomes-talizmans and sigils charged properly with intent will dictate how spirits will perform in ones favor-
Read The Black Pullet -
not very long, but very informative, and just an all around good read
>>17406581
Couldn't find it, its funny how shit just vanishes and reappears again, but I do have anothe similar nature ring.
Grass ring
>>17406954
Antique spoon ring
>>17406957
Sterling chainmail ring (love this one).
>>17406962
Another view.
>>17404713
Here's mine.
What's one the other side of yours?
>>17406972
>>17406975
dude that's worth like 20 bucks! :D
>>17406954
Cool collection. Thanks for showing.
>>17404713
>>17406972
I don't have a "good luck" coin or charm but I do keep a tiny urn with a lock of my moms hair in my car. It hangs from the rear view. Sorta like a guardian angel kind of thing I guess.
Eh, I have quite a selection of occult-y stuff
Just to list a few things
>spices, dried herbs and woods
>deadly/long term damage natural poisons (seeds etc)
>curios (insect parts, empty or full coccoons and chrysalis, fur and feathers of various animals)
>collection of incenses, a bunch of the handmade temple variety
>human hair from various clients/friends/family all labelled with name and birthday
>a set of elder futhark runes that are supposedly cursed, carved in large dark seeds
>various keys and locks
>various religious objects (roman catholic, buddhist, voodoo etc)
>collection of common, semi-precious and precious stones
>religious jewelry (24k gold egypt symbols, elemental based fine jewelry, crosses)
>pet cats (lel jk)
>some generally weird items with supposed paranormal or violent activity (walking cane, grenadier hat, a metal part of sheep shears from a WW2 invaded farm, numerous spent bullet shells from a special ops commander)
I stopped collecting when I got married, my wife is terrified of paranormal stuff :p
>>17381419
Ey, what's the metal round gnome looking thing on the right?
>>17381269
Bird law in this country is not governed by reason.
>>17406972
>>17406711
Yes that was it. I liked it but I'm sure someone else likes it more. I was pretty impressed with the amount of detail. And Puff the Magic Dragon is an awesome song. I'm surprised he made such large items as the have a tendency to explode in a kiln. Nice collection there.
Does anyone experience weird or unexplained things from these types of items? I would like to have a collection of occult stuff but I am afraid of negative energy.
>>17409625
I despise energy model, but I have quartz crystal that, as I was convinced, was giving me bad luck every time I touched it and by bad luck I mean some really unfortunate things. So I still keep it hidden.
>>17410392
What about used items bought at a thrift store or flea market? Is it true that you can get bad vibes from the people that owned them?
>>17410408
I guess, if you are sensitive towards things like that. But you can always do some egzorcism/cleansing. Even washing it in running water may work.
I work at a special needs clinic and I took this one grey blanket the only grey blanket that we had where 3 clients died using..think it has any usage? Im thinking of using it when I sleep. I haven't washed it since the last guy died.
>>17409625
Stop believing that all" occult" items are bad and will bring negative energy to you. Understanding the symbolism behind what you are interested in collecting will help you dispel this belief. You are assigning the negative energy to the item by letting yourself believe that they will somehow bring you bad luck or negativity in your life. If the 'energy' of something in my collection is bothering me it's either packed up and put away for a time,sold, or given to someone that it may resonate with better. Don't let this belief hold you back from something you want to do.
>>17410408
Yes, sometimes this can happen. If I buy something used I always cleanse it before using it. I also don't buy things that give me 'bad'vibes.
>>17410530
Uh, I would wash it before you used it unless You had some kind of connection with this this person.
After my mom passed away I kept her bath robe. It still smelled like her and for the longest time I would put this on whenever I was missing her real bad. It would make me feel like I was getting a big hug from her. This was years ago though.
>>17409625
No, I Don't experience anything uniquely unusual, paranormal, supernatural, or negative. I keep my collection away from prying eyes and negative people more than anything else. I just treat my collection with respect if that makes any sense.
>>17407338
>pics or it didn't happen
>>17410530
Maybe. Wrap it around you, focus on these people, then use ouija and see what happens.
>>17409115
Thanks. I've been collecting his pieces for a long time. Currently looking for these. ( pic related) really hard to come by. These are some of the last designs Jason ever did. One of these days I will get them. I like to see myself finding them in a thrift shop or a garage sale.
>>17411445
I would suck 12 dicks for the one on lower right.
>>17410530
Give us a pic of spoopy blanket
I've got a shiva lingam that spins when left unattended on the same shelf as my statue of the Blessed Virgin.
>>17412514
What do you mean "unattended?"
Like it moves when your not near it
