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Eloïm — pantacle de l’abbé Julio, gravure originale de 1908

Abbot Julio’s Pentacles

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Elohim

Eloïm — pantacle de l’abbé Julio, gravure originale de 1908

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A pantacle directed toward the goods of everyday life: work, projects, and family. Julio associates the name Elohim with a request for blessing.

Reading the symbolism

At the center, Julio identifies the name ELOIM. The inscription surrounding it asks that the blessing extend to the person and their children. The colors and characters visible here come from the old plate: they constitute an image to be examined, not decorative composition added to the collection.

Adjiciat Dominus super vos, super vos et super filios vestros

May the Lord fill you and your children with blessings.

The attributed effects

The entry mentions success, prosperity, fortune, commerce, and enterprises. It extends this request to the blessing of the family and the home. These effects are Julio's attributions within his religious framework; the pantacle does not guarantee any gain, contract, or financial result.

Usage according to Julio

In the framework described by Julio, the support is blessed and consecrated, then associated with prayer and an intention. This page can accompany the study of his practices for blessing the home or daily activities. The entry does not prescribe a gold talisman, a correspondence with Jupiter, or a planetary hour.

A personal reading

For a personal reading, formulate a request related to concrete work, household stability, or a useful project. Then reread the inscription while keeping its address to the family in mind. Reflection can be extended through the practical actions necessary for this project.

The source and variants

Elohim and Jehovah have separate entries in the work. Although some of their attributions overlap, their forms and texts must remain identifiable.

Abbé Julio, The Secret Book of Great Exorcisms and Blessings, second edition, Vincennes, published by the author, 1908. Explanation and application no. 54, p. 443. Plate no. 6 of the third volume. Practical advice on blessed and consecrated supports can be found on pp. 462–463.

Digitization: Divinity School Library, Duke University / Internet Archive.

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