Version One: Emergency
You will need:
2 paper or styrofoam bowls.
an egg
a sharpie marker
a sterilized needle
a stapler
Take two paper bowls, and draw a demon trap of some kind. This can be a pentagram or a labyrinth to "trap" the spirit. Even better, write an incantation spiraling in towards a picture of a demon in chains) on the bottom of each bowl.)
Pray over the bowl, asking that G-d (or whoever you turn to) trap all evil spirits within the bowl. Take an whole egg, prick your finger and drip one drop of your own blood on the shell (as bait) and put it in one bowl.
Put the other bowl upside down on top and staple them together.
Hide the whole thing under your bed or in the closet or something (because that's where monsters live, obviously!). If the trouble is localized, put it near the epicenter of the disturbances, but somewhere a little out of sight.
After three days, take the whole thing outside (DO NOT OPEN IT) and burn, bury, or otherwise dispose of it. If you have been tending a sacred spot, bury it there, and ask the land to neutralize it.
If you can't burn or bury it, put it in a plastic ziplock bag, pour a whole canister of salt in after it, seal the bag closed, and go put it in metal dumpster (ideally one far away from your house)
Version Two: Permanent
You will need:
A wooden salad bowl
sandpaper, various grits (80, 150, 240, 600)
salt
water
beeswax
Holy anointing oil (or Abramelin oil "watered down" with olive oil.)
a clean tin can
a mid-size pot
a rock
A "sharpie pro" marker
A woodburner (optional)
candles
Before beginning, wash the bowl well with soap and water, and then scrub it out with salt, and give it a final rinse. Allow it to dry (ideally in direct sunlight).
Once it's dry, over the course of several days sand the bowl until it is the smoothest thing you have ever touched. While sanding, always sand in towards the center (ie, up the outsides and down the insides). Imagine the bowl to be animate, to have a personality. It loves you, and you love it. It will protect you, be a strong guardian over you and your home. I'm not playing. Love the bowl. Talk to it, or, even better, sing to it. Don't sand for longer than you can keep the feeling up, it's ok to do it in several sessions.
Design a demon trapping design to go inside your bowl. Good choices are pentagrams, labyrinths, circles of holy names, or illustrations of demons bound in chains. You can also write an incantation in a spiral around the inside. Check out the link above for lots of inspirational pictures.
After you are done sanding, wash the bowl in water, and allow it to dry.
Put some beeswax in the tin can, and set a pot of water to boil. Put the tin can in the boiling water, until the wax is melted. Take it off the heat and slowly mix in oil. You want to mix in 2-3 times as much oil as wax. Let it cool, and you should have a thick cream.
Carefully pencil your design onto the bowl; spend some time to get it just the way you like it. When you are happy with it, ink it in with the sharpie marker or burn it in with the wood burner. Having done both, I like the ink better, because it makes a much clearer line. Talk to your bowl, explain what you're doing. Express your gratitude for its work protecting you.
Light two white candles, and ask G-d (or whoever/whatever) to empower the bowl as a creature of earth, a strong protective, and divine shield over you, your home, and your family.
Slowly rub your cream into the bowl, thanking it profusely and proclaiming your love. The ink will bleed a little. That's ok.
Place the bowl, open side down, in the corner of whatever room has the front door in it.
Version Two: Permanent
You will need:
A wooden salad bowl
sandpaper, various grits (80, 150, 240, 600)
salt
water
beeswax
Holy anointing oil (or Abramelin oil "watered down" with olive oil.)
a clean tin can
a mid-size pot
a rock
A "sharpie pro" marker
A woodburner (optional)
candles
Before beginning, wash the bowl well with soap and water, and then scrub it out with salt, and give it a final rinse. Allow it to dry (ideally in direct sunlight).
Once it's dry, over the course of several days sand the bowl until it is the smoothest thing you have ever touched. While sanding, always sand in towards the center (ie, up the outsides and down the insides). Imagine the bowl to be animate, to have a personality. It loves you, and you love it. It will protect you, be a strong guardian over you and your home. I'm not playing. Love the bowl. Talk to it, or, even better, sing to it. Don't sand for longer than you can keep the feeling up, it's ok to do it in several sessions.
Design a demon trapping design to go inside your bowl. Good choices are pentagrams, labyrinths, circles of holy names, or illustrations of demons bound in chains. You can also write an incantation in a spiral around the inside. Check out the link above for lots of inspirational pictures.
After you are done sanding, wash the bowl in water, and allow it to dry.
Put some beeswax in the tin can, and set a pot of water to boil. Put the tin can in the boiling water, until the wax is melted. Take it off the heat and slowly mix in oil. You want to mix in 2-3 times as much oil as wax. Let it cool, and you should have a thick cream.
Carefully pencil your design onto the bowl; spend some time to get it just the way you like it. When you are happy with it, ink it in with the sharpie marker or burn it in with the wood burner. Having done both, I like the ink better, because it makes a much clearer line. Talk to your bowl, explain what you're doing. Express your gratitude for its work protecting you.
Light two white candles, and ask G-d (or whoever/whatever) to empower the bowl as a creature of earth, a strong protective, and divine shield over you, your home, and your family.
Slowly rub your cream into the bowl, thanking it profusely and proclaiming your love. The ink will bleed a little. That's ok.
Place the bowl, open side down, in the corner of whatever room has the front door in it.
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