You could think of it like you are able to create your own laws of analogy, as long as you understand the underlying principal, and are consistent with its application. As long as I am consistent with this, and apply the principal wherever it is applicable, it should be (and has been) effective. Anything additive or increasing is clockwise. Now, for me, if I ever need to push something away, reduce, remove, or destroy something I work in the anti-clockwise direction. what is the difference between banishing air, and invoking water? or banishing water and invoking air? (one could say 'color' but that just feels clumsy to me, as you are not beginning and ending at the same point.) however, as Witch-cat points out, its also important *how you apply* that shift in paradigm throughout your magical system. none of this "dawing towards or "drawing away" stuff, as this leads to contradictions. Mortality and cause of death were assessed through 2006. my pentagrams always start and end with the element in question and either go clockwise, or counter clockwise from that point. Clockwise and counterclockwise horizontal rotations were defined from standard 12-lead ECG using Minnesota ECG Classification. I personally, have reworked the entire system of "how to draw the pentagrams" so that it follows the clockwise/anti-clockwise paradigm. I would second what u/Witch-Cat is saying. Just like how the same fire that scorches people can be used to cauterise a wound, or how "I love you" can become bitter by surrounding "love" with scare-quotes, so too are the individual elements of a ritual informed by the greater context of the ritual surrounding it. Of patients with no rotation, 57.9 experienced counterclockwise or clockwise rotation during follow-up, with diabetes mellitus and black race significantly predicting clockwise and counterclockwise conversion, respectively. What differentiates these isn't just "intention," it's how it's applied. At baseline, counterclockwise rotation was most prevalent (52.9), followed by no (40.5) and clockwise (6.6) rotation. Some people use a counter-clockwise motion to invoke calamity on someone due to the sinister associations with the left-side, some Hoodoo practitioners go with the motion of the sun to curse (by making the person die as the sun "dies" every night), and some witches go counter-clockwise for every rite to symbolise them going against the current path of the universe to cause change. Such binary thinking as "clockwise to banish, clockwise to invoke" will ultimately blind you to the greater uses and meanings of different symbolic tools and actions. Magic is a fluid and mostly poetic art, even in the rigid systems of the GD.
The Lesser "Banishing" Ritual of the Pentagram chases away unwanted influences by invoking the name of God and the angels, hence the clockwise circumambulation.īut still, I'd caution against believing too much in that old axiom.
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