So the idea I am
going to talk on in enchanting. What you do and what actually occurs in
enchantments matter to the enchanter. As one person told me, 'they
enchanted a sword and it didn't seem to do anything'. Well, the truth
is that when the enchantment went on, it was exactly as the enchanter
friend wanted. Just it wasn't realized as he wanted it to be, light
weight and chop through anything. He got it lightweight and it could
have chopped through anything if he tried and it did chop things
easier. Just he had to think about what it did do different afterward.
So the enchantments do occur, just not as you might think it does at
first.
The easy effect to enchant something with is that you think to
the blade or item to become an artifact and what you want it to do.
Then say the effects you decided it to do. Like 'I want ya to become
lightweight and seek the heart of the thing and being that is struck
at." Then do a signifying event that is like clapping your hands 3
times and saying "done". Optional is to think it locked as a property
to being in the blade and usable.
Another way is to simply stay open the hands to a natural energy
source and adjust your intention to the energy that you naturally get,
and pass it to the item. For an ending, some haven't needed a special
ending, but a 'there you go', 'done!' or 'so mote it be' may work too.
Or a sudden act of nonsense can work, as suddenly jumping without no
reason. That would release the remained intented energies.
There is also another harder way to enchantment, to have items
that have a hold on an element or have stored things as in the essence
of the effect. So, have them near the item and then pronounce what you
named it, the item, then what properties that you want it to have. And
then to say 'the [special] properties held as within these token items
are transferred to the item in mind to enchant.' Then make the ending
statement of 'Done' or 'Finished so let it be.'
The more properties or energies that you put as enchantments for
the blade or item, the more the blade will be special and with
benefits. As one such person made a list in his mind to what the item
properties are and at the bottom of the list was new enchantments and
etc.. So it was easier to enchant the item. To end the ritual
enchantment list there was a 'Done' or 'Done and locked' to finish it.
So its like that to enchant something.
Keep in mind as you do this, when newly formed of objective
intent, the object will be weak at first. It will gain strength as you
work with it and reaffirm its enchantment. The object will be childish
at first, yet be firm in what you want it to do for you and it will
mature. Treat it like a mature adult child. When you have a balanced
set of properties that allow the survival of the object through survive
by anything that it could be set through and yet deliver the necessary
strength to give you what you want and need.
Then you have a balanced enchantment, A necessary step to do is
to make certain that only the weilder of the object can use it and none
else. The wielder being you or one you give it to. Due note: If the
object hates you, don't enchant it. You can always tell through the
object projecting and causing negative emotion when you touch it or get
near it. If the object does your will, without giving you negative
emotion then it likes you. The object at hand will always take a little
part of your mind. So, rest immediately afterwards or you could mess up
in an activity without realizing it.
Now there are enhancers to the effect that you can use, for
enchantment. As in, how you approach it using extra materials or
candles. The candles have to be lit or you can imagine candles that are
lit. And try the ceremony to enchant with. Holding the item or touching
it will increase the possibility to the enchantment and effectiveness
of the blade and item. Marking it will make it yours as well as saying
'I name you this name' out loud while touching it somewhere at least
with your aura. At most, by a physical touch. Be sure to turn off the
candles when finished. As, some feel if the enchantment is really done,
the candle's flame should be gone itself.
Some enchanted objects become as a +4 item in dnd or
undestroyable and sentient. Most other enchantment just makes the item
respond more to your will and do as you ask as it is and it becomes
somewhat undestroyable as in a +2 or +3 dnd special item. So some may
notice the material of the item becomes tougher and lighter. There are
more benefits to enchanting the item, too. As its decided by the
enchanter, the benefits will be there, bound to the item. Unless you
lock the enchantments into the item, they could be changed by anyone.
For more info on enchanting, look at this original doc
@ http://spellhawk.blogspot.com/2009/06/enchantments.html. Most
information comes from this doc that is in this seminar.