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Venus
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Erm, how exactly is Venus a burning star of night? It is never visible through the night, only visible shortly after dark and just before sunrise.
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(04-10-2025, 10:34 AM)BeyondKnowledge Wrote: Erm, how exactly is Venus a burning star of night? It is never visible through the night, only visible shortly after dark and just before sunrise.

A very important question and I am glad you asked!

You will need some ingredients: 
  • A rose quartz (for Venus)
  • A miniature Ferrari toy or image (symbolic vessel)
  • Red silk cloth
  • A mirror
  • Scented oil (jasmine or rose)
  • A candle (red or pink)
  • A printed poem
  • A key (real or symbolic)

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Then at twilight you will need to do the following while reciting the poem:
  1. Lay the red silk over a surface like an altar or table.
  2. Place the mirror on the cloth, symbolizing desire’s reflection.
  3. Set the candle at the top center of the mirror, light it.
  4. Put the Ferrari token in front of the candle—facing you.
  5. Hold the rose quartz in your left hand and the key in your right.
  6. Rub a bit of scented oil on your wrists and wherever it feels good.
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(04-10-2025, 07:57 AM)quintessentone Wrote: So I had a look at the planet Venus via the Russian probes they sent decades ago, and it's a hellish planet to say the least. 900 degrees F, 9x the gravity of Earth (equivalent to being under the sea at 3,000 feet). Their probes didn't last much over an hour.

I highly enjoyed CS Lewis' fictional treatment of the planet Venus, complete with astrological and Classical Venusian themes, in his Space Trilogy. 
Warm and full of oceans and floating rafts of land that provide free fruit. 
It's kind of a sci fi version of Eden, to contrast with Earth which is Fallen.
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So will I conjure a Ferrari or an anime girl with that ritual?

Can Venus be a Ferrari 812 GTS?

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I can see legitimate vows being exchanged between myself and that car. She would burn through the night and get attention all day. She would shine in the sun and glisten in moonlight. Very much fire at my desire.

So could you provide a ritual that will make a Ferrari fall out of the sky and land in my parking space?

And just do whatever to the car that's already there.
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(04-10-2025, 07:12 PM)IdeomotorPrisoner Wrote: So will I conjure a Ferrari or an anime girl with that ritual?

Can Venus be a Ferrari 812 GTS?

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I can see legitimate vows being exchanged between myself and that car. She would burn through the night and get attention all day. She would shine in the sun and glisten in moonlight. Very much fire at my desire.

So could you provide a ritual that will make a Ferrari fall out of the sky and land in my parking space?

And just do whatever to the car that's already there.

Made the instruction clearer thank you for the feedback.
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Worked. What a day. She will need a name.
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(04-10-2025, 07:57 AM)quintessentone Wrote: So I had a look at the planet Venus via the Russian probes they sent decades ago, and it's a hellish planet to say the least. 900 degrees F, 9x the gravity of Earth (equivalent to being under the sea at 3,000 feet). Their probes didn't last much over an hour.


So, it's worse than Detroit, then?
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#30
Bananarma has a better video but Shocking Blue did it first.



Does anyone know the minimum safe distance of ignorance?
Did anyone ask the monkeys how much fun the barrel actually was?
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