IT IS CLAIMED BY THE ALMIGHTY. . . Whoever carries this book with
him, is safe from all his enemies, visible or invisible; and
whoever has this book with him cannot die without the holy corpse
of Jesus Christ, nor drowned in any water, nor burn up in any fire,
nor can any unjust sentence be passed upon him. So help me.
THOUSANDS CLAIM MIRACULOUS CURES THROUGH USE OF OLD PENNSYLVANIA
DUTCH MAGICAL POW-WOWS. PRACTICED FOR CENTURIES BY DEVOTED
CHRISTIANS, POW WOWS HAS BECOME A HIDDEN RELIGION WITHIN A RELIGION
DRIVEN UNDERGROUND BY NEEDLESS PERSECUTION. Over 200 Remedies
Handed Down From Generation To Generation. For centuries, people
have been using the Holy Scripture to induce magical principles.
Some of this has come down to us in the magical practices called
Pow-Wows. The majority of these ancient techniques have been handed
down from generation to generation mostly by word of mouth. Many
have no idea that other practitioners of the ancient art even
exist. The rise of evangelical Christianity has forced many Pow-Wow
adepts to go underground, or even give up practicing altogether.
For a long time churches have taught that all magic is inherently
evil and that anyone who practices it is to be condemned and
possibly even put to death. This has little actually to do with a
few verses in the Bible that speak against witches and diviners,
and more to do with the churches power base that has held control
over the people for centuries. Many so-called "good Christians"
would be horrified to know that many common Christian rituals would
be considered magic by their overly broad definitions. In fact, the
Bible has been used for magical purposes for centuries by people
who would never consider themselves as practitioners of magic.
Others, however, have fully realized that Pow-Wow fits within the
constraints of "sorcery" and have kept the truth to themselves,
only allowing immediate family to learn the age-old practice.
Pow-Wow first came to the United States when German settlers began
arriving in the late 17th century, settling in Pennsylvania. Two
distinct groups of German immigrants came to Pennsylvania. The
Fancy Germans, or Lutherans, and the Plain or Pietist Germans. The
Pietist Germans included members of the Mennonite, Amish, Dunker,
and Brethren denominations. Native Americans were present, at least
initially, when the Germans arrived and the term Pow-Wow was
possibly derived from the early settlers' observations of Indian
Pow-Wows. The word may also be a derivative of the word "power" or
may come from the Native American Pow-Wow definition meaning "he
who dreams." Pow-Wowing includes some charms and incantations
dating from the Middle Ages plus elements borrowed from the Jewish
Qabala and Christian Bible. Pow-wowing generally focuses on healing
minor health problems, the protection of livestock, success in
love, and the casting or removing of hexes. For over 200 years,
Pow-Wowers have considered themselves to be staunch Christians
endowed with supernatural powers to both heal and harm. Using
Pow-Wow can be simple or highly complicated and involves the
recital of benedictions, Psalms and selected Biblical verses for
magical purposes according to Jewish and Christian magical
traditions. PUT THE POW WOWS INTO USE FOR YOURSELF, FAMILY AND
FRIENDS. Here are over 200 remedies. Some very practical to this
day. Others a bit fanciful for the era we live in, but certainly of
importance as an historical reference as is this entire work.
Partial Pow-Wow Index: A certain remedy to stop bleeding; A remedy
against slander; A very good remedy for palpitation of the heart; A
precaution against injuries; To make a wand for searching for iron
or water; A way to obtain things desired; To destroy warts; To gain
God's Favor; and many, many more
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