Mercury talidnan, also known as the Mercury talisman or Mercury seal, is a symbol that represents the planet Mercury in astrology and esoteric traditions. It is used as a talisman to harness the energies and qualities associated with the planet and to enhance one's communication, intellect, and skills of negotiation. The Mercury talidnan is typically depicted as a stylized symbol that resembles the astrological glyph for Mercury, which is a circle with a crescent on top, representing spirit or consciousness, and a cross at the bottom, representing matter. This symbol is believed to symbolize the unification of spirit and matter, intellect and intuition, and the merging of opposites. The Mercury talidnan is often used to enhance communication and expression skills. It is believed to aid in effective communication, both written and verbal, and to sharpen one's wit and intellect.
Assists in gaining knowledge & understanding in all things, and to penetrate the hidden thought of others. This is further proper to acquire the understanding and Knowledge of all things created, and to seek out and penetrate into hidden things; and to command those Spirits which are called Allatori to perform embassies. They obey very readily. In the centre is the Name of God, El. The Hebrew letters inscribed about the dodecagram make the sentence, ‘IHVH, fix Thou the Volatile, and let there be unto the void restriction.’ The versicle is:–‘Wisdom and virtue are in his house, and the Knowledge of all things remaineth with him for ever.’
Each of our items are sold in a decorative package embossed with our original symbol, a string for the pendant and a paper scroll explaining the jewel meaning and authenticity. The ritual invocation of Mercury and the consecration of the talisman occurred during Mercury hour, and the images and sigils were engraved on an 18 13 moss agate cabochon, a stone associated with Mercury, when Mercury was conjunct the Midheaven.
It is believed to aid in effective communication, both written and verbal, and to sharpen one's wit and intellect. It is also thought to promote clear thinking, logical reasoning, and mental agility, making it useful for problem-solving and decision-making. In addition to communication and intellect, the Mercury talisman is associated with commerce, trade, and negotiations.
Mercury Talisman for Good Reputation and Charisma
Mercury was dignified by domicile in Gemini recently and I used the opportunity to create some Mercury Talismans for Good Reputation and Charisma that I am offering here for sale. The chart for this election is below.
The election and creation
Mercury is culminating in his own sign of Gemini. The Moon is waxing and she makes applying sextiles to the Sun and Venus. It is Mercury hour, and Mercury makes an applying out-of-sign conjunction to the North Node. The North Node is considered benefic, of the nature of Venus and Jupiter, and it greatly magnifies the power of the planet that it conjoins.
Mercury is also conjunct the fixed star Betelgeuse in the Orion constellation. It is of the nature of Mars and Mercury, according to Ptolemy, and this will have the effect of augmenting the power of Mercury in this election. According to the Astronomica of Manilius:
“Orion will fashion alert minds and agile bodies, souls prompt to respond to duty’s call, and hearts which press on with unflagging energy in spite of every trial. A son of Orion’s will be worth a multitude and will seem to dwell in every quarter of the city; flying from door to door with the one word of morning greeting, he will enjoy the friendship of all.”
The conjunction of Mercury with the star Betelgeuse will increase the power of the talisman to increase reputation and the good will of others.
The ritual invocation of Mercury and the consecration of the talisman occurred during Mercury hour, and the images and sigils were engraved on an 18×13 moss agate cabochon, a stone associated with Mercury, when Mercury was conjunct the Midheaven.
The back of the talisman bears the image of a frog. This is a talismanic image associated with Mercury and described in the Picatrix as an image made so that “everyone you meet will speak well of you and say good things about your works” (Chapter II, Book 10, The Picatrix translated by John Michael Greer and Christopher Warnock).
The front of the talisman bears the sigils of Tiriel, the Intelligence of Mercury, and Taphthatharath, the Spirit of Mercury, all of whom were invoked in its creation.
What are Mercury Talismans good for?
Agrippa tells us that a Mercury talisman “confers knowledge, eloquence, diligence in merchandising and gain; moreover to beget peace and concord, and to cure fevers…” – Henry Cornelius Agrippa. Book 2, Chapter 43, Three Books of Occult Philosophy translated by Joseph H Peterson.
William Lilly tells us that a person with a strong Mercury is “a man of a subtil and politick brain, intellect, and cogitation; an excellent disputant or logician, arguing with learning and discretion, and using much eloquence in his speech, a searcher into all kinds of mysteries and learning, sharp and witty, learning almost anything without a teacher; ambitious of being exquisite in every science, desirous naturally of travel and seeing foreign parts: a man of an unwearied fancy, curious in the search of any occult knowledge; able by his own genius to produce wonders; given to divination and the more secret knowledge; if he turn merchant, no man exceeds him in a way of trade or invention of new ways whereby to obtain wealth.”
Mercury talismans are good to:
- increase business and trade
- improve understanding and intelligence
- magnify the ability to learn and study
- develop divinatory and precognitive abilities
- gain eloquence and communication skills
How they work
Celestial talismans created during an elected time when the planetary force is particularly potent are batteries of intelligent energy animated by the Angel or Intelligence who rules that celestial object. One can think of them as physical embodiments of the virtue of a particular planet or star and carrying the talisman imbues the wearer with the virtue. In this instance, Mercury imbues the bearer of the talisman with good reputation and charisma and all things rules by Mercury as described above.
There are currently TWO talismans of Mercury for Good Reputation and Charisma for sale for £249 plus £12 shipping worldwide each. If you would like to purchase one, click on the Buy Now button below.
There are currently TWO talismans of Mercury for Good Reputation and Charisma for sale for £249 plus £12 shipping worldwide each. If you would like to purchase one, click on the Buy Now button below.
It is believed to support successful business endeavors, to improve one's ability to bargain and negotiate, and to attract prosperity and abundance. To activate the powers of the Mercury talidnan, it is often recommended to wear it as a pendant or a ring. Some practitioners also suggest placing it on an altar or holding it while meditating to connect with its energies. It is believed to be most effective when worn or used during the planetary hour of Mercury, which is typically the first or second hour after sunrise on Wednesdays. Overall, the Mercury talidnan is a symbol that represents the planet's energy and qualities. It is believed to enhance communication, intellect, and skills of negotiation, making it a valuable tool for those seeking to improve these aspects of their lives..
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