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	* [http://www.hermetic.com/sabazius/oil.htm Basis for a Consecration Ritual for the Holy Oil from the Invisible Basilica]		* [http://www.hermetic.com/sabazius/oil.htm Basis for a Consecration Ritual for the Holy Oil from the Invisible Basilica]
	* [http://www.sekhetmaat.com/www/html/ritual/misc/abramelin_group_bhw.html Holy Oil Consecration Ritual from Sekhet Maat Lodge, OTO]		* [http://www.sekhetmaat.com/www/html/ritual/misc/abramelin_group_bhw.html Holy Oil Consecration Ritual from Sekhet Maat Lodge, OTO]
	*Wikipedia (2006). ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abramelin_oil Abramelin oil]].'' Retrieved May 28, 2006.		*Wikipedia (2006). ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abramelin_oil Abramelin oil].'' Retrieved May 28, 2006.
	**[http://horusset.com/RIKB/abramelin.pdf The Anal-retentive’s Guide to Oil of Abramelin by Frater RIKB]		**[http://horusset.com/RIKB/abramelin.pdf The Anal-retentive’s Guide to Oil of Abramelin by Frater RIKB]
	**[http://www.alchemy-works.com/magick_oils_abramelin.html Recipe for Mathers-style Macerated Oil of Abramelin by Alchemy Works]		**[http://www.alchemy-works.com/magick_oils_abramelin.html Recipe for Mathers-style Macerated Oil of Abramelin by Alchemy Works]
	**[http://www.araki.de/index.php?id=98&backPID=156&tt_products=16 Historical and critical background to the new translation by Georg Dehn, with information about Abraham of Worms]		**[http://www.araki.de/index.php?id=98&backPID=156&tt_products=16 Historical and critical background to the new translation by Georg Dehn, with information about Abraham of Worms]
	**[http://www.victorie-inc.us/safety_guidelines.html Safety Guidelines for Essential Oils]		**[http://www.victorie-inc.us/safety_guidelines.html Safety Guidelines for Essential Oils]

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Oil of Abramelin

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	~~=Oil of Abramelin=~~

	The '''Oil of Abramelin''' is a [[Holy Oil]] used to consecrate the magician and any [[magical weapons]] he or she will be utilizing while in the [[Temple]]. It is also used in [[Thelema]] in the construction of the [[Eucharist]], the [[Cake of Light]].		The '''Oil of Abramelin''' is a [[Holy Oil]] used to consecrate the magician and any [[magical weapons]] he or she will be utilizing while in the [[Temple]]. It is also used in [[Thelema]] in the construction of the [[Eucharist]], the [[Cake of Light]].

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	These verses contain a recipe that is given to [[Moses]] directly from Jehovah and was to be used in annointing the Holy Tabernacle, Ark of the Covenant and all other ritual implements of importance to the Israelites. The recipe given in the Old Testament is very similar to that of the Abramelin text with differences in some of the herbs used as well as the proportions necessary for its production. A comparison of the recipes may be made below.		These verses contain a recipe that is given to [[Moses]] directly from Jehovah and was to be used in annointing the Holy Tabernacle, Ark of the Covenant and all other ritual implements of importance to the Israelites. The recipe given in the Old Testament is very similar to that of the Abramelin text with differences in some of the herbs used as well as the proportions necessary for its production. A comparison of the recipes may be made below.

	Crowley, who believed in the supreme importance of the Abramelin Operation to the magician's progress, changed the recipe further to include only essential oils ~~as well as modifing~~ the ~~proporations~~ given in the Abramelin text. It was his belief that the oil was to be the [[Holy Oil]] of the [[Aeon of Horus]]. The Oil of Abramelin is ~~also~~ the only oil to be mentioned in [[the Book of the Law]].		Crowley, who believed in the supreme importance of the Abramelin Operation to the magician's progress, changed the recipe further to include only essential oils and modified the proportions given in the Abramelin text. It was his belief that the oil was to be the [[Holy Oil]] of the [[Aeon of Horus]]. The Oil of Abramelin is the only oil to be mentioned in [[the Book of the Law]].

	Since the technology to distill essential oils from plants wasn't generally available until around 1500 in Europe it is questionable whether Abraham of Wurzburg, the supposed author of the original Abramelin text, had access to such knowledge in 1458. However, by that time the Arabs had already developed the art of distillation and it is not inconceivable that the mage, Abramelin, had access to this information and may have passed it on to Abraham.		Since the technology to distill essential oils from plants wasn't generally available until around 1500 in Europe it is questionable whether Abraham of Wurzburg, the supposed author of the original Abramelin text, had access to such knowledge in 1458. However, by that time the Arabs had already developed the art of distillation and it is not inconceivable that the mage, Abramelin, had access to this information and may have passed it on to Abraham.

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	The manuscript that served as the basis for ''The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage'' was believed to have been written in the late seventeenth or early eighteenth century e.v. It is generally accepted on faith as being a French translation of the original work written in 1458 e.v. The recipe for the Holy Oil given therein is derived from a much older recipe mentioned in the Jewish Holy Book of Exodus (vv. XXX:22-25).		The manuscript that served as the basis for ''The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage'' was believed to have been written in the late seventeenth or early eighteenth century e.v. It is generally accepted on faith as being a French translation of the original work written in 1458 e.v. The recipe for the Holy Oil given therein is derived from a much older recipe mentioned in the Jewish Holy Book of Exodus (vv. XXX:22-25).

	These verses contain a recipe that is given to [[Moses]] directly from Jehovah and was to be used in annointing the Holy Tabernacle, Ark of the Covenant and all other ritual implements. The recipe given in the Old Testament is very similar to that of the Abramelin text with ~~subtle~~ differences in the herbs used.		These verses contain a recipe that is given to [[Moses]] directly from Jehovah and was to be used in annointing the Holy Tabernacle, Ark of the Covenant and all other ritual implements of importance to the Israelites. The recipe given in the Old Testament is very similar to that of the Abramelin text with differences in some of the herbs used as well as the proportions necessary for its production. A comparison of the recipes may be made below.

	Crowley, who believed in the supreme importance of the Abramelin Operation to the magician, changed the recipe further to include only essential oils. ~~He also believed~~ the oil to be the Holy Oil of the [[Aeon of Horus]]. The Oil of Abramelin is also the only oil to be mentioned in [[the Book of the Law]].		Crowley, who believed in the supreme importance of the Abramelin Operation to the magician's progress, changed the recipe further to include only essential oils as well as modifing the proporations given in the Abramelin text. It was his belief that the oil was to be the [[Holy Oil]] of the [[Aeon of Horus]]. The Oil of Abramelin is also the only oil to be mentioned in [[the Book of the Law]].

	Since the technology to distill essential oils from plants wasn't generally available until around 1500 in Europe it is questionable whether Abraham of Wurzburg, the supposed author of the original Abramelin text, had access to such knowledge in 1458. However, by that time the Arabs had already developed the art of distillation and it is not inconceivable that the mage, Abramelin, had access to this information and may have passed it to Abraham.

			Since the technology to distill essential oils from plants wasn't generally available until around 1500 in Europe it is questionable whether Abraham of Wurzburg, the supposed author of the original Abramelin text, had access to such knowledge in 1458. However, by that time the Arabs had already developed the art of distillation and it is not inconceivable that the mage, Abramelin, had access to this information and may have passed it on to Abraham.

	=Recipes from Various Sources=		=Recipes from Various Sources=

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	The '''Oil of Abramelin''' is a Holy Oil used to consecrate the magician and any [[magical weapons]] he or she will be utilizing while in the [[Temple]]. It is also used in [[Thelema]] ~~for~~ the construction of the [[Eucharist]], the [[Cake of Light]].		The '''Oil of Abramelin''' is a [[Holy Oil]] used to consecrate the magician and any [[magical weapons]] he or she will be utilizing while in the [[Temple]]. It is also used in [[Thelema]] in the construction of the [[Eucharist]], the [[Cake of Light]].


	=History of the Oil of Abramelin=		=History of the Oil of Abramelin=

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	=Oil of Abramelin=		=Oil of Abramelin=

	The '''Oil of Abramelin''' is a Holy Oil used to consecrate the magician and any [[magical weapons]] he or she will be utilizing while in the [[Temple]]. It is also used in [[Thelema]] for the construction of the [[Eucharist]], the [[Cake of Light]].		The '''Oil of Abramelin''' is a Holy Oil used to consecrate the magician and any [[magical weapons]] he or she will be utilizing while in the [[Temple]]. It is also used in [[Thelema]] for the construction of the [[Eucharist]], the [[Cake of Light]].


	=History of the Oil of Abramelin=		=History of the Oil of Abramelin=

	The manuscript that served as the basis for ''The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage'' was believed to have been written in the late seventeenth or early eighteenth century e.v. It is generally accepted on faith as being a French translation of the original work written in 1458 e.v. The recipe for the Holy Oil given therein is derived from a much older recipe mentioned in the Jewish Holy Book of Exodus (vv. XXX:22-25).		The manuscript that served as the basis for ''The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage'' was believed to have been written in the late seventeenth or early eighteenth century e.v. It is generally accepted on faith as being a French translation of the original work written in 1458 e.v. The recipe for the Holy Oil given therein is derived from a much older recipe mentioned in the Jewish Holy Book of Exodus (vv. XXX:22-25).

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	Since the technology to distill essential oils from plants wasn't generally available until around 1500 in Europe it is questionable whether Abraham of Wurzburg, the supposed author of the original Abramelin text, had access to such knowledge in 1458. However, by that time the Arabs had already developed the art of distillation and it is not inconceivable that the mage, Abramelin, had access to this information and may have passed it to Abraham.		Since the technology to distill essential oils from plants wasn't generally available until around 1500 in Europe it is questionable whether Abraham of Wurzburg, the supposed author of the original Abramelin text, had access to such knowledge in 1458. However, by that time the Arabs had already developed the art of distillation and it is not inconceivable that the mage, Abramelin, had access to this information and may have passed it to Abraham.


	=Recipes from Various Sources=		=Recipes from Various Sources=


	*Recipe for Oil of Abramelin from ''The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage'' - by [[Samuel_Liddell_MacGregor_Mathers\|S.L. Mathers]]		*Recipe for Oil of Abramelin from ''The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage'' - by [[Samuel_Liddell_MacGregor_Mathers\|S.L. Mathers]]
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	::7 parts olive oil		::7 parts olive oil
	::4 parts myrrh		::4 parts myrrh


			=External Links=
			* [http://www.arcane-archive.org/faqs/aboilref.php Abramelin Oil FAQ]
			* [http://www.hermetic.com/sabazius/oil.htm Basis for a Consecration Ritual for the Holy Oil from the Invisible Basilica]
			* [http://www.sekhetmaat.com/www/html/ritual/misc/abramelin_group_bhw.html Holy Oil Consecration Ritual from Sekhet Maat Lodge, OTO]

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	*Recipe for Oil of Abramelin from ''The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage'' - by [[Samuel_Liddell_MacGregor_Mathers\|S.L. Mathers]]		*Recipe for Oil of Abramelin from ''The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage'' - by [[Samuel_Liddell_MacGregor_Mathers\|S.L. Mathers]]

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-Recipe for Oil of Abramelin from ''The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage'' - by [[Samuel_Liddell_MacGregor_Mathers|S.L. Mathers]]
+These verses contain a recipe that is given to [[Moses]] directly from Jehovah and was to be used in annointing the Holy Tabernacle, Ark of the Covenant and all other ritual implements. The recipe given in the Old Testament is very similar to that of the Abramelin text with subtle differences in the herbs used.
-One part myrrh oil<br>
+Crowley, who believed in the supreme importance of the Abramelin Operation to the magician, changed the recipe further to include only essential oils. He also believed the oil to be the Holy Oil of the [[Aeon of Horus]]. The Oil of Abramelin is also the only oil to be mentioned in [[the Book of the Law]].
-Two parts oil of cinnamon<br>
-/2 part galangal oil<br>
+Since the technology to distill essential oils from plants wasn't generally available until around 1500 in Europe it is questionable whether Abraham of Wurzburg, the supposed author of the original Abramelin text, had access to such knowledge in 1458. However, by that time the Arabs had already developed the art of distillation and it is not inconceivable that the mage, Abramelin, had access to this information and may have passed it to Abraham.
-and half the total weight in the best olive oil<br>

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	~~Receipe~~ for Oil of Abramelin from ''The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage'' - by [[Samuel_Liddell_MacGregor_Mathers\|S.L. Mathers]]		Recipe for Oil of Abramelin from ''The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage'' - by [[Samuel_Liddell_MacGregor_Mathers\|S.L. Mathers]]

	One part myrrh oil<br>		One part myrrh oil<br>