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Around 1740, a magical grimoire called the "Black Pullet" describes the discovery of this talismanic design....
"An officer in the army of the 'Genius' [Napoleon]," was sent on an expedition to the Pyramids of Egypt. In the shadow of the "Grand Colossus" (the great Pyramid), the expedition was attacked by a horde of "Arabs of the desert." In a fierce battle, all were slain save our brave officer who was mortally wounded. Upon regaining consciousness, he thought the end was near when "suddenly a stone rolled back in the Pyramid and a venerable man issued forth." The officer was saved and taken into the Great Pyramid. "There were vast halls and endless galleries, subterranean chambers piled with treasures, apparitions of blazing lamps, ministering spirits innumerable..." After gaining the confidence of the ancient sage, our officer was made an apprentice and taught "in the powers and wonders of twenty two Talismanic figures..." Our talisman's design was inspired by the manuscript published by the officer in the mid-1800's. The symbols were not thorougly explained but some of the symbols are "Sigels of Angels," some are alchemical symbols, and some are letters from a "Magical Angelic Alphabet." The Latin phrase "Miserere Deus" in the center of this talisman translates as a prayer to God for Mercy.
This Talisman helps the wearer obtain a profound knowledge of any subject, art, or Magical Art they choose to study and allows them to easily outshine their teachers, experts, and fellow seekers even though "unqualified by scholarship."
The Mastery Of The Magical Arts Talisman has been carefully reproduced and cast in the highest quality Excelsior Pewter. Polished to a high gloss finish, it comes on a 36" black cord with a descriptive card. For an example method you can use to charge your talisman so it is prepared for its future work, please see our Wiccan Way Knowledge Base.
Approximate Size: 1.1875" in diameter with 36" adjustable black cord |
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