Therefore a magician may, for example, have some elementaries which inform him in advance of impending dangers, others that protect him, others that convey messages to him, and so forth. It would serve no purpose to list all the possibilities, because each of them is completely individual and depends upon the wish which the magician wishes to realize through the elementaries.
(1) The life span of the elementary.
(2) Loading the elementary.
(3) Naming the elementary.
(4) The method of calling forth the elementary.
(5) Place of safekeeping for the elementary.
(6) Sphere of activity of the elementary.
(7) Purpose of the elementary.
(8) Dissolution process of the elementary, which is identical with that of the three previous methods.
>Since the clay figure should always be wrapped in pure silk, you can be certain that the astral body of the elementary can neither leave nor enter its body (the clay figure), because the silk will prevent this. It is very important to know and remember this. When dispatching the elementary to perform a certain task or other duties, the figure must be free, that is, unwrapped, in order to separate the elementary from the clay figure. Should you accidentally wrap the clay figure in silk while the astral body is outside, the elementary would be killed or dissolved instantly. You could also kill a magician instantly if you were touch his physical body when his astral body is outside of his physical body, because the connecting cord between the astral and the physical body would be severed by touching the physical body. As you can see, the elementary you create has to be treated in exactly the same manner as a human being.
>In accordance with its given task, you can link the elementary to a chosen ritual through the imagination, to have it grow as fast as lightning to the size you have chosen. From the beginning, impress upon your elementary that it must assume the size which you have determined. You may have the elementary assume the size of a dwarf or of a giant. It is also at the discretion of the magician's will and wish, and dependent upon the elementary's purpose, as to whether it should be given a beautiful or less beautiful form. Since any astral and mental body is independent of time and space, and since matter is no obstacle, the magician must imaginatively impregnate the elementary with this attribute right at the beginning.
With the aid of the power of your imagination, form the mental body in the clay figure, thinking that it is made of the finest etheric substances, and then envision how it occupies the entire form of the clay figure. Through concentration, place all the abilities of the soul and spirit which you wish your elementary to possess into the head of the clay figure, and then intensify these abilities through meditation. Should you not harbor any extraordinary wishes, concentrate the specific attributes of the spirit:
(1) Will
(2) Intellect
(3) Feelings (Sentience)
(4) Consciousness
Take the clay figure into your left hand and stroke it gently with your right hand, as if to bring it to life with your vital energy. Then breathe several times upon the clay figure as if to awaken it to life from its lifeless condition. Give the elementary the name you have selected by uttering it several times into the figure. Christian magicians may even baptize the figure just as a newborn child is baptized. During this ceremony the clay figure is given its name. This procedure is of course a matter of the particular magician's preference and not a necessity. Above all, the magician must make certain that the elementary possesses a complete body in the clay figure. As soon as your clay figure has received its name, fill your entire body with the element of Earth through element-breathing, then project the Earth element to the outside, either through one of your hands or through the solar plexus, and fill the clay figure with the Earth element beginning with the feet up to the area of the genitals. When loading the clay figure, these parts must be dynamically condensed with the Earth element. All the specific attributes of Earth, such as heaviness, gravity etc., must be present in the clay figure's lower extremities. This is accomplished by concentration and with the firm will and conviction that the Earth element with all its attributes remains permanently in the clay figure and is effective therein.
Proceed in the above described manner with the Water element, which you project into the abdominal region of the clay figure. Follow with the Air element in the region of the chest and finally the Fire element which is transferred into the region of the head.
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