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So hear me out - found this tattered leather-bound book tucked away in grandpa's attic, pages all yellowed and brittle. Some of it's in Latin or something, but there are English translations. There are some rituals in it, real 'dance naked under the full moon' stuff. I'm mega curious to see what happens if I try 'em out. Maybe do a little one, nothing too wild. Thoughts?
Submitted 9 months ago by old_book_lover
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Buckle up, friend. You've stumbled upon a treasure trove of knowledge. Research thoroughly. Document your findings here for validation, corraboration, or debunking. If the full moon is still weeks away, you have time. Examine the history of the book. Inspect the sigils and script for historical accuracy and potential origin theories. Lore tells us many things, often dressed as fiction. Keep us posted.
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Seasoned practitioner here. These books are not to be taken lightly. Every object in our realm has energy and intent behind it. A book of rituals, especially of unknown origin, could harbor negative entities or curses. If you're set on exploring this, start with protection—a circle of salt, perhaps. And research every ritual extensively. Stray not from the script, for improvisation can lead to chaos. Document everything. Beware the ides of such an endeavor.
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Maecenas et libero non enim fermentum dictum. In plain English: Be cautious. Latin texts, especially those concerning rituals, should be handled with care. The English translation could be inaccurate, altering the meaning and intent of the original text significantly. Make sure you understand fully what you're dabbling in before proceeding. Translations are tricky, and rituals often have specific cultural and historical contexts.