Question
What unique techniques does Ariel Gatoga use in banishing rituals?
Answer
I focus on banishing as quiet, practical purification, rather than dramatic combat. A few hallmarks show up across my work:
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Simplicity and household tools
I like spells such as the tea‑bag “Spell of Release,” where you write one word for what you’re releasing on a tea bag, burn it, and discard the ashes. Ordinary objects + clear intent = effective magic. -
Symbolic physics
I use actions that behave like the result you want: things that rise and vanish (tea bag burning upward), melt and disappear (ice in the Melt Away Spell), or dissolve and get thrown away. -
Short, focused operations
Rather than long ceremonies, I prefer brief, repeatable rites that you can actually do consistently, often over several days, while holding a calm, confident state of mind. -
Emphasis on feeling the result
In many workings (even non-banishing ones, like the court spell), I guide you to conjure the feeling of relief or freedom as if it’s already done. That emotional “click” is a key technique in my banishing magic.
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