Introduction The Midsummer Night is an interesting feast for me, not only because of the customs from the land of my childhood but also because of the various wonderful stories about the hidden folk. There were occasional stories about encounters with the hidden folk; interestingly, these stories had some commonalities. Sure, we might say, these people got drunk at night and that was all story. It is just that the narrative, which I heard with my own ears several times, was not from a drunk. I am not able to guarantee that all the stories I was referring to took place on Midsummer's Night. Some stories may be, but my story certainly did. So, my witness was returning home at midnight on St. John's Night through the boonies and met a big bonfire and people in historical costumes. They invited him to join them. There was merriment, dancing, singing... all a good time. He felt awfully comfortable there and after what felt like 10 minutes, he asked if he could bring his wife. Of
The Bornless ritual is the basic building block for magical work if we want to come into contact with our Holy Guardian Angel (HGA), invoke it, and in general get in touch with this manifestation of ourselves in some way. Of course, there are other methods and ways of working, but in this article, I am only concerned with this ritual. I believe ritualization is essential if we are not concerned only with random appearances. It is also a practice where it is the contact with the HGA, whether external or internal, that we purposely aim for under our Will (serious intent). In magic, we also find approaches in which HGA becomes uninteresting or only a marginal issue. People practicing this way have other priorities, which is also perfectly fine. In this article, I draw on approaches where, on the contrary, any work with HGA is a priority. It can take different forms, have different intensities, and also manifest in different ways within the manifestation, and it is not at all relevant wh