My genitalia harbor occult abilities It may come as a surprise to many, but the human body is a vessel of immense potential and power. And when it comes to harnessing the mystical, it seems that even the most intimate part of us, our genitalia, holds occult abilities that defy conventional understanding. The occult, a term often associated with supernatural practices and hidden knowledge, has long intrigued and captivated individuals across cultures and centuries. From ancient civilizations to modern occult practitioners, the belief in harnessing mystical energies has persisted. In this mystical realm lies the belief that specific body parts, including the genitalia, can tap into powerful forces that remain hidden from most. These forces are said to connect with higher realms, channeling energies that can be harnessed for various purposes, including healing, spiritual growth, and even divination.
Mercury is a planet of ambiguity and ambivalence. It belongs to neither the day nor the night, but can belong to either. It is the fastest moving planet other than the Moon, and it changes speeds and directions more than any other. It is associated with argumentation and destabilization, but also the precise, detailed work of critical thinking and communication. Mercury is also associated with travel, commerce, and trade. Mercury was the messenger of the gods, moving between the upper world and the underworld, and as such, is associated with in-between-ness, crossing over, changing directions, and sharing information. Mercury rules the signs of Gemini and Virgo, and is exalted in Virgo.
Mercury was the messenger of the gods, moving between the upper world and the underworld, and as such, is associated with in-between-ness, crossing over, changing directions, and sharing information. After basic investigations, the patient was shifted to the operation theatre where a thorough debridement was performed under general anaesthesia and a large amount of mercury was removed physically from the dorsum of the hand.
These forces are said to connect with higher realms, channeling energies that can be harnessed for various purposes, including healing, spiritual growth, and even divination. There are multiple examples throughout history that support the idea of genitalia harboring occult abilities. In certain Tantric practices, for instance, the focusing of sexual energies is seen as a way to achieve spiritual enlightenment and connect with the divine.
Mercury witchcraft practitioner
Cards featured from the Smith-Rider-Waite deck, illustrated by Pamela Colman Smith (left), the Delta Enduring Tarot by Egan (center top), Dust II Onyx Tarot by Courtney Alexander (center bottom), and the Next World Tarot by Cristy C. Road (right)
As we move through our days of planetary magic, we come to Wednesday, the day of Mercury.
Mercury is a planet of ambiguity and ambivalence. It belongs to neither the day nor the night, but can belong to either. It is the fastest moving planet other than the Moon, and it changes speeds and directions more than any other. It is associated with argumentation and destabilization, but also the precise, detailed work of critical thinking and communication. Mercury is also associated with travel, commerce, and trade. Mercury was the messenger of the gods, moving between the upper world and the underworld, and as such, is associated with in-between-ness, crossing over, changing directions, and sharing information. Mercury rules the signs of Gemini and Virgo, and is exalted in Virgo.
For today—or any Wednesday—you might make a small altar for Mercury with the things you have available. You can look to the list of correspondences below for the kinds of colors, stones, numbers, and tarot cards you might incorporate. Add things that you associate with Mercury—maybe coins or notebooks, letters and correspondences or postcards. Once you build your altar, take some time to be with it as an aesthetic experience. Notice how being with this altar makes you feel. Drop your attention down into your body and observe what sensations arise as you observe the objects you’ve gathered for Mercury.
Sometimes, Mercury is visible in the night sky. Sometimes it rises before the Sun as a morning star, sometimes it sets after the Sun as an evening star. Right now, because of how close it is to the Sun, it is not currently visible, but around September 23 through November 3, it may be visible in the evening sky after the Sun sets. After Mercury’s retrograde period this fall, it will be at its brightest in the morning sky before the Sun rises, from November 19-December 13.
Whether you are working with or without an altar, I invite you to take some time to meditate with Mercury. It could be five minutes, ten minutes, or longer. Visualize Mercury in your mind’s eye (you can look up pictures of the planet if you don’t know what it looks like), or visualize the glyph for Mercury. Notice what your body feels like as you imagine Mercury. Remember or call up experiences in which you felt in-between places, in liminal spaces, moving between one world and another. You might call up what being in transit feels like for you—on planes or trains, commutes or relocations. Consider returning to experiences in which you received good news or messages from afar. Feel into experiences where you felt like you were communicating clearly and being understood. Notice what these memories feel like in your body, not just as thoughts in your mind.
In meditations like this, I also work with mantras coming from the yoga tradition. For working with Mercury, I use the mantra: “Om Sri Budhaya Namaha.” I use a mala and repeat the mantra 108 times. I also sometimes use mudra, described below.
However you spend your time meditating with Mercury—repeating a mantra, recalling experiences that you associated with Mercury’s significations—tune in to the sensations that begin to accumulate. These could be physical, emotional, or they could be more subtle energetic shifts in your awareness. The practice is for Mercury to become more than just an abstract symbol or something that you think of as “out there” in space. As you begin to notice what Mercury feels like within your body, this becomes a state that you can return to and work with in your magic, and how you understand Mercury astrologically—in your birth chart or in its transits—will begin to take on more embodied significance as well.
Mercury
Day: Wednesday
Number: 8, and also 2 and 3
Colors: Orange and multi-colored
Metals: “quicksilver and part of tin and glass” (Picatrix)
Stones: “emerald and all stones of this type and has part of asumbedich” (Picatrix)
Chakra: Vishudha, the Throat Chakra
Mantra: Om Sri Budhaya Namaha
Mudra: The little finger is associated with Mercury, so I use Bhudi Mudra—bringing the tip of the thumb and little finger together, with other fingers extended. There is also a mudra from Indian dance traditions used to signify Mercury—Budha Mudra, illustrated below.
Tarot: The Magician
Typical symptoms of acute mercury poisoning via inhalation rather than injection, include those of gastroenteritis, ulceromenbranous colitis and stomatitis.[1] Pleuritic chest pain has been reported whereas symptoms of renal and central nervous involvement were less common.[3] Elemental mercury poisoning has also been implicated in the causation of cortical myoclonus.[20] Abscess formation is the most common local presentation.[19]
This view stems from the belief that sexual energy is a sacred force capable of transcending the physical realm and reaching heightened states of consciousness. Moreover, several ancient belief systems, such as those originating in Africa and some Native American cultures, hold the belief that male and female genitalia possess unique spiritual energies. Some tribes even have genitalia-focused rituals and ceremonies that are seen as crucial for maintaining harmony and balance within the community. Even in modern times, there are those who claim to have experienced the unique powers that reside within their genitalia. Some individuals report sensations of warmth, tingling, or even vibrations in their genital region during moments of heightened spiritual connection or energy work. It is worth noting that while these beliefs and experiences may seem far-fetched to some, the human experience is vast and diverse. Our bodies have been and continue to be a subject of exploration in various spiritual and esoteric practices, often revealing hidden aspects of our potential. With that said, it is important to approach these ideas with an open mind and a healthy dose of skepticism. The occult and its mystical aspects are often misunderstood and subject to misinterpretation. Ultimately, the notion that our genitalia harbor occult abilities is a testament to the profound mysteries that lie within the human body and the limitless potential that awaits our exploration. As we continue our journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth, it is crucial to approach these topics with an open heart, respect for cultural diversity, and a dedication to personal discernment..
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