Amanar "Green magic"

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Introduction to Green Magic

Defining a New Direction

• Why “Green Magic”?
• Differences from traditional nature-based magic (Druidism, witchcraft, etc.).
• The place of “Green Magic” among other occult traditions.

Objectives and Goals of This Book

• What will the reader gain by studying this system?
• Philosophical and spiritual aspects of Green Magic.

Chapter 2. Historical Background and Prototypes

Ancient Cultures and Their Connection with Nature

• Comparison with magical practices of Celts, Slavs, ancient Egyptians, etc.
• The role of plant worship and veneration of earth goddesses (Gaia, Makosh, Gaumata, etc.).

Folklore and Legends of Living Forces in Nature

• Myths about healing plants and “weapon” plants.
• Old rites of spring and summer festivals.

Origins of the “Green” Power Concept

• How nature became an energy source in occult rituals.
• Historical figures and magicians who mentioned “green energy.”

Chapter 3. Philosophy and Worldview of Green Magic

The Principle of Unity with Nature

• Conscious interaction with the environment.
• Ethical principles: harmony, balance, non-violence.

Concept of the “Green Pulse”

• The “vital impulse” of plants and its reflection in the human body.
• Understanding the unified vibration of nature.

Element of Consciousness Evolution

• Developing intuition and sensitivity to natural signals.
• Transforming one’s personal energy through contact with the green world.

Chapter 4. Metaphysics of the Plant World

Invisible Channels of Plant Spirits

• Egregores of forests, fields, gardens.
• Energetic and informational entities of herbs and trees.

Symbolism of Leaves, Flowers, and Fruits

• How different parts of a plant carry different types of energy.
• The color magic of the plant kingdom.

Archetypes of Plant Gods and Earth Deities

• The pantheon of Green Magic.
• New deities: Gaulis — keeper of balance, Moraya — patroness of sprouting, etc.

Chapter 5. Core Principles and Laws of Green Magic

Law of Roots and Branches

• “What is hidden in the earth will be projected into the sky.”
• The analogy with the subconscious and conscious mind.

Law of Seasonal Cycles

• Interconnection of yearly cycles and human states.
• The importance of choosing the right moment for a ritual.

Law of Nature’s Reflection

• Nature responds to and mirrors our energetic intentions.
• Techniques of “heart resonance” with trees and flowers.

Chapter 6. Practicing Conscious Contact with Nature

Meditations and Energy Exercises

• Meditation on the “green ray” in the heart.
• The “Channelling the Earth” exercise (connecting to the earth through bare feet).

Breathing Practice with Leaves and Trees

• “Mutual exchange” of carbon dioxide and oxygen as a symbol of harmony.
• Creating a mental bond with a plant.

Creating Your Personal “Green Space”

• An outdoor or indoor altar with live plants.
• Symbolism of arranging plants and natural materials.

Chapter 7. Cleansing and Protection in Green Magic

“Forest Ablution” Ritual

• Bathing in morning dew at dawn.
• Example incantation in Old Slavic (Russian transliteration):
• «Oroshayus’ blagost’yu,
• Svetom naroždayus’,
• Da ochistit rosa,
• Da oberegom stanet lesa.»

Protective “Circle of Oaks”

• Symbolic or literal encirclement with oak branches.
• Activation of the “acorn shield” to repel negative energies.

Amulets from Branches and Herbs

• Selecting plants with protective properties.
• Techniques of weaving protective charms.

Chapter 8. Green Alchemy: Working with Plants and Herbs

Selecting and Gathering Magical Herbs

• Lunar phases and favorable days for harvesting.
• Ethical aspects: “expressing gratitude to plants.”

Making Green Elixirs and Tinctures

• Key herbs to enhance extrasensory abilities.
• Recipes for infusions that aid clairvoyance.

Dried Blends and Incense

• Crafting personalized ritual incense.
• Significance of different barks and resins.

Chapter 9. Green Astrology and Seasonal Cycles

Planetary Correspondences of Plants

• Traditional alignments (e.g., rose with Venus, oak with Jupiter).
• New authorial vision of “Green Planetary Principles.”

Planning Rituals by Seasons and Lunar Phases

• Spring germination ritual, summer fertility ritual, autumn harvest ritual, etc.
• Influence of eclipses and solstices.

“Astrobotany” — A New Term in Green Magic

• Correspondences between herbs and zodiac signs.
• Creating a personal “astrobotanical talisman.”

Chapter 10. Spells and Formulas in Ancient Languages

The Role of Sacred Speech in Rituals

• Why use the languages of ancient civilizations?
• Energetic response to the vibrations of words.

Examples of Spells in Latin

• Spell for growth and abundance:
• «Verde, surge, vita flue,
• In me numquam defluet»

Formulas in Ancient Greek and Sanskrit

• Elemental invocations to Gaia and Prithivi.
• Pronunciation and rhythmic nuances.

Chapter 11. Green Magic and the Elements

Elemental Interactions of Plants

• Fire (solar energy), Water (birth and cleansing), Air (breath), Earth (fertility).

Balancing the Four Elements Within

• “Inner Garden” technique: visualization and distribution of the elements.

“Four Sprouts” Ritual

• Planting seeds in the ground according to the four cardinal directions.
• Elemental invocations for each seed.

Chapter 12. Sacred Geometry in Green Magic

Nature’s Sacred Forms

• Spiral, flower of life, shapes of leaves and their magical significance.

Creating “Green Mandalas”

• Using petals, herbs, seeds.
• Technique for charging the mandala in meditations and rituals.

“Green Light Mandala” Ritual

• Tools and preparation for the ceremony.
• Anchoring the mandala in space for long-term work.

Chapter 13. Working with Plant Spirits and Tree Entities

Concept of “Dryads” and “Phyllorums” (invented tree entities)

• Methods of contact in meditations and dreams.

Ways to Call and Form Alliances

• Offerings, chanting, quiet prayers at the roots of trees.

Example of a “Green Blessing” Ceremony

• Collective chanting:
• «Salve, spiritus arborum,

Tecum in harmonia manemus»

Chapter 14. Healing in Green Magic

Nature’s Energy as Medicine

• Main principles of green healing.
• Tuning the “flow” between healer and patient through a plant-mediator.

Green Reiki Sessions (author’s synthesis)

• Cleansing the aura with a green ray.
• Using leaves and branches as “conductors.”

Herbalism and Magical Phytotherapy

• Ritual preparation of green decoctions and oils.
• Words of power when making magical ointments.

Chapter 15. Green Magic in the Urban Environment

Adapting to a Megalopolis

• Creating an “urban oasis” from houseplants.
• Meditating with indoor flowers.

Finding “Green Places of Power”

• City parks, squares, even small flower beds.
• Technique of “micro energy tapping”: drawing power from every green nook.

A Mage’s Ecological Responsibility

• Participating in planting, environmental protection.
• Rituals of gratitude to the city for its “power spots.”

Chapter 16. Traditional Rites and New Ceremonies of Green Magic

Combining the Old and the New

• How to incorporate ancestral heritage into practice.
• Creating original ceremonies based on folklore.

Consecrating Tools with “Green Fire”

• Knives for gathering herbs, wands from branches.
• Ritual of blessing these tools.

New Ceremony “The Great Seed”

• A symbolic rite of planting a seed at the beginning of one’s magical journey.

Chapter 17. Green Magic and Crystals

Plants and Minerals: The Union of Two Worlds

• Merging elemental energy from stones with plant life.

Creating “Green Crystal Grids”

• Hexagonal patterns with stones and leaves.
• Activating the energy field to strengthen spells.

“Emerald Heart” Ritual

• Working with the emerald stone for heart chakra transformation.
• Sanskrit incantation for harmonization:
• «Om Hridaya Paripurna Charati»

Chapter 18. Magical Attributes and Tools of Green Magic

The Green Wand (“Verda”)

• Crafting it from a branch using special methods.
• Charging it with the power of the sun and the earth.

The “Leaf-Fall” Chalice

• A ritual chalice for green elixirs, made of wood or ceramic.
• Ceremony to consecrate the chalice.

The Green Altar and Its Symbolism

• Arranging items according to the four cardinal directions.
• Decorating with live plants and seasonal offerings.

Chapter 19. The Role of Music and Sound

Natural Resonances

• The sound of wind, birdsong, rustling leaves.
• Using nature’s sounds in meditation and rituals.

Singing Bowls and Drums in Green Magic

• Choosing an instrument, tuning into the “green wave.”

Mantras of Growth and Prosperity

• Simple chants in Latin, Old Slavic, and invented languages.

Chapter 20. Green Magic and Tarot

Creating the “Green Tarot” Deck

• Plant archetypes instead of classic figures.
• Major Arcana as symbols of seasonal cycles.

Interpreting Spreads

• Linking the cards to processes of germination, blooming, fruiting.

“Green Insight” Ritual

• A special spread for discovering one’s “green path” in life.
• Ancient Greek incantation to activate the layout.

Chapter 21. The “Green Dreaming” Technique

Working with Lucid Dreams and Plant Symbolism

• Preparing your space, herbal pillows, incense.

Immersion into the Plant Dream

• Inducing dreams of forests or gardens.
• Receiving messages from plants in dreams.

Reality Checks and Integrating Knowledge

• Keeping a “green dream” journal and interpreting it.

Chapter 22. Green Magic and the Divine Feminine

Feminine Archetypes in Nature

• Goddess of Bloom, Goddess of Fertility, Goddess of Withering.

“Green Womb” Ritual

• Cleansing and filling feminine energy through contact with the earth.
• Dancing barefoot within a circle of flowers.

Support for Motherhood and Nurturing

• Examples of herbs and spells for protection and family well-being.

Chapter 23. Green Magic and the Masculine Principle

Masculine Archetypes in the Plant Kingdom

• Trees as symbols of support, protection, and strength.

“Oak Power” Rite

• Merging with the energy of an oak, strengthening willpower.
• Latin incantation praising the spirit of masculine strength.

Balancing Masculine and Feminine Through Nature

• Practices for joint rituals among couples.
• The synergy of energies.

Chapter 24. Mirrors and Projections in Green Magic

Using Natural Reflective Surfaces

• Water in springs, the mirror-like shine of certain leaves.

“Forest Mirror” Ritual

• Creating a “mirror” from leaves and resin.
• Immersion into one’s own projections.

Cleansing Ablutions via Reflections

• Short invocations in Old Slavic:
• «Zerkalom lesnym ochishchayus’,
• V svete zelyonom obnovlyayus’»

Chapter 25. The Dark Side of Green Magic

Nature’s Shadow

• Poisonous plants and their dual magical nature.

Manipulating “Green Power”

• Ethical boundaries.
• Examples of dangerous rituals requiring caution.

“Dark Leaf-Fall” Ritual

• A ceremony to consciously acknowledge negative aspects.
• A method for transforming the shadow into a resource.

Chapter 26. Initiation into Green Magic

Preparation for Dedication

• The time of year, location, personal state.

“Spirit Germination” Rite

• Symbolically “planting” a seed in the initiate’s heart.
• Oath in an invented language (“Gelorith”).

Trials: “Forest Dream,” “Conversation with a Tree Spirit”

• Testing resolve, sincerity, and openness to nature.

Chapter 27. Green Magic and Collective Practices

Group Rituals in Sacred Groves

• Planning the ceremony, assigning roles.

Collective “Green Chanting”

• Harmonizing voices to amplify ritual energy.

Forming a “Green Magicians” Community

• Common goals, internal hierarchy, symbolism.

Chapter 28. Modern Technologies and Green Magic

How Digital Tools Can Help in Practice

• Apps for plant identification, lunar phases, etc.

Online “Green” Rituals

• Video conferences, virtual circles.
• Potential for uniting people worldwide.

Ethical and Ecological Questions in the Internet Age

• Caring for the environment and digital mindfulness.

Chapter 29. Personal Transformation and the Path of the Master

Gradual Changes in One’s Worldview

• How practicing Green Magic transforms the individual.

Strengthening the Connection with the World and Cosmos

• Realizing that all living things are interconnected.

Challenges and Joys of the Journey

• Overcoming doubts, finding one’s true calling.

Chapter 30. Conclusion and Looking Ahead

Foundations of Green Magic for Future Generations

• How to pass on knowledge and experience.

Evolution of Green Magic

• Possible directions: research into healing properties, new rituals, synthesis with other systems.

Final Words and Blessing

• Ritual of gratitude to nature and the reader.
• Closing incantation:
• «Semina vera in cordibus crescant,
• Et mundum viriditate coronent.»

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