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Despite my disagreements with Odin, I have found Thor to be a very helpful entity. He's comparable to the Egyptian deity named Khepri (the name of which deity is connected to the word of power Xeper) in that all he really seems to want is to help you get the most out of yourself-- become the best person you can be. Like Khepri and Hecate, Thor is a deity useful for white and black magick alike-- Left and Right Hand Path alike. Thor helps make us strong, courageous, powerful, confident, disciplined, etc. He was often called upon for the consecration of things and what seems like the empowerment of witchcraft spells. He has no problem working with a practitioner of Thursatru (Giant Worship). I've written four original chants for magickally calling upon Thor along with a Latin hymn I wrote to him for the same purpose. The meanings of the chants are rendered in English in the brackets. I'll post a link to the Wikipedia article on him as well as an article about him from my favo...

Names: Surt, Surtr, Sutr, Surtur World: Muspelheim Direction: South Planet: Black Sun (Primary) + Venus Illegitima Alchemy: Calcination; Rubedo Surt is a fire giant who emerges from Muspelheim to lead warriors against the Aesir and Vanir, and he is the godfather of Loki and son of Laufev. While he is said to do battle against Freyr during the apocalypse, whom he shall kill and be killed by in return, such prophecies are not worthy of regard. The King of Fire and Fire Giants, he rules Muspelheim/Muspellheim/Muspell. He wields a flaming sword with which he turned regular land into what is now his kingdom. This sword, named Laevateinn, is occasionally interpreted alternately to be a wand, and is said to be formed of fire and light. It is said that his flames will engulf the earth, and it is my interpretation that this signifies the onset of a new magickal Aeon rather than the apocalypse. Surt’s name means either “Black” or “the Swarthy One,” and his name has occasionally been used as a co...

Invocation of Odin