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These magical
expositions continue with the chapter called 'Lokastallr', where
instructions concerning how to create the proper Thursian Altar of Loki
and its tools, materials, and elements are given.
In the succeeding chapter called 'Þursakyngisbók Loka' the book
continues to describe and explain certain important elements of the
Lokian Sorcery, such as the specific incenses, offerings, the fire steel
talisman and the fires of Loki and many other implements by which the
webs of magic are created, the Thursian spells are cast and the
Antagonistic Forces of the Giants reached and employed. |
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closes with the chapter 'Blótbók Loka', which gives the invocations and
prayers of the Thursian Cult, granting so to the reader all that is
needed in order to cultivate the Fires of Loki, to burn within and light
up the path leading to the hidden essence of the Instigator of the World
Fire, through which all shall be made cleansed and freed. |
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