
I myself, since i have started practicing magick, more particularly whilst creating my first servitor, feel a strong connection to the Sun god Ra.
Today i decided to start trying to reach contact with that ancient entitie.
In all of my practice, i enjoy starting with basic knowledge of the subject, and then finding my own way. It has worked well so far, but i think that with this i need somones insight.
For now, i just stared my Ra altar, and right now it consists on two high black candle stands, an incense burner, a incense stick stand and my offering done today at dusk ( when Ra is believed to change his boat and enter the underworld), which consited of water, and honey.
The ritual i did was pretty basic. First i burned some cedar to clense the area of the altar. While that was in the burner, i began meditation to clear my mind from everything. After i felt my mind is clear enough, i smoked a small amount of white salvia to cleanse my body and spirit, something i do before any ritual.
When the cedar burned through, i put mirra and olibanum into the incense burner. These incenses were used in egypt around altars of Ra and Isis. Also i lighted a stick of sandal wood incense, to help myself with meditation and keep all evil And malicious spirits away, and put the water and honey on the altar.
When that was burning i began vibrating Ra, and inside my mind called his name out into the void and concentrated on his being. I dont know for how long was i meditating that way, but when i woke up from the trance i opened my eyes and to my surprise the room was in a dense mist, and it took me a while to realize that all the incenses have long ago been burned and im gassing myself in a small vlosed room.
During and after the ritual i havent felt any entity, and the only thing, which may have been autosugestion, that woke me up from trance was a about 10 second vision of a first person view of what i think was Ra rowing his boat.
Any tips or advice how to improve the ritual?? Also yes, i will shortly be buying and making more parts of the altar, most importantly a representation of Ra.
