Here's all stuff I used primarily for the Zelator grade.
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Here's my solar cross and Enochean Earth table for the Zelator grade. Be careful when making the cross since it's really easy to snip the arms off by accident. |
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These are my diagrams of the Table of Shewbread and Candlestick. They follow a more "traditional" design and are based off Lyam's. |
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Here's the diagram of the Flaming Sword and two Kerubim. Seriously I could only find two pictures of this as reference: Tabitha's and Lyam's. Any how I sided more towards simplicity. The style of the twins is actually my own that started since kindergarten. |
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Here are all the meditative talismans for the Zelator grade. The name Adonai H'Aretz is written in the Celestial a.k.a. Angelic alphabet. It's just a stylistic form of Hebrew which I find easier to read. |
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This is the dirt I use for Geomancy. It was ground, sifted, and finally consecrated with loving care. I moisten it every so often to make squilling marks easy to see and form. As you can see in this picture, the dirt has been used, and part of it is marked off already. |
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These are my pestle and squilling stylus. The pestle is a branch with a knot at the base that has been sanded round. The stylus smaller one is just a paint brush with bristles removed and the end rounded. |
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After much experimentation and pains these are the two pans I use the dirt with. The cookie tin that holds the dirt when not in use. It's really good for mixing and has a nice balance of holding moisture and letting the dirt breath over time. The baking pan is what is used for the actual squilling. |