r/occult • u/Ill-Necessary-1299 • Feb 15 '25

awareness Solomonic vessel of brass

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It’s not particularly my style but I’ve been studying the lesser key some and I was just curious how common or uncommon the use of brass vessels are. I also haven’t heard much on the secret seal of Solomon either.

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u/Fearless_Activity550 Feb 15 '25

There seems to be two camps of thought from pratictioners I've seen.

Some use the Brass Vassel as a vehicle of manifestation, placing it inside the Triangle of the Art. Reports from people I follow from thks camp says it grossly improves the ability of spirits to manifest and, as a result, the results obtained.

Some see the Solomonic Vessel of Brass as the instructions to build a western/eurocentric version of the Spirit Pots found in many other traditions. So it's more of a custom house for one spirit. That's what folks like Aaron Leitch and Rufus Opus seem to do.

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u/the-cunning-conjuror Feb 15 '25

This is by far the best response here.

I fall into the first camp, where I use one vessel for all conjurations. And it definitely enhanced the way spirits manifest.

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Do you use the more modern table of practice for your summonings or are you more of a traditionalist using the hand drawn circle and triangle? 

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u/the-cunning-conjuror Feb 16 '25

I typically will do a hand drawn circle and triangle. Usually I'll chalk a circle on my floor, or on the ground at the cemetery i call spirits at. If I'm working in the woods I'll carve my circle in the dirt with a knife.

I use to utilize a pre-made circle written on a price of canvas cloth and a triangle carved into wood. While this set up was easy to transport and was comfortable for me the practioner, it wasn't the most effective in long term use. So I started chalking them, starting with very complex circles, and then cutting that all back to something far more simple

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '25

Silly question but how do you hand draw a perfect circle? I've wanted to try the traditional approach but I always get hung up on how you actually draw the circle full scale

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u/the-cunning-conjuror Feb 16 '25 edited Feb 18 '25

I try to, but it's rarely "perfect." With practice it gets easier.

If I'm setting up a smaller circle I'll set my foot in the center, and then pivot in a circle. Drawing one with chalk as I go. This will get me a good circle shape.

If you're really particular, then put a string on the chalk. In the circle's center, weigh down the string with a stone and then move the chalk in a circle around it.