Description
This powerful ritual should be performed at least once a year. It is strongly recommended to do it during the Vibrational Month of your Archangel protector. (MIKAEL: July and August – GABRIEL: June – ARIEL: April – RAPHAEL: March – JEHUDIEL: May – BARACHIEL: September – SEHALTIEL: February – MEBAEL: December – MEHAEL: October – NIKAEL: November).
But for people who are heavily attacked by known or unknown enemies or by entities of occult origin, it is advisable to perform it every six months.
This rite allows for a complete cleansing of the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual planes. It acts as a reset of our being.
- It relieves tension and stress. It helps you understand yourself and promotes self-confidence by alleviating fear. It allows you to not fear the gaze of others.
- It protects against deprivation and poverty.
- It relieves physical pain.
- It protects loved ones: parents, children, spouse and friends.
- It protects during rituals. Preserves your sacred space, your place of worship or your altar.
- It protects against nightmares, night spirits and night husbands or wives.
- It increases physical vitality. It strengthens the immune system.
- It increases our love towards others and also makes us more attractive and seductive in their eyes.
- It protects against disabling illnesses. Illnesses that can be temporary, permanent, or progressive.
- It strengthens one's grasp on reality and helps one with behavior. This rite is suitable for questioning the future and also protects gifts. It allows one to focus on the present.
- It protects against war, bombs, conflicts, fires, and natural disasters. It creates a shield against aggression and attacks.
- It disenchants and deflects any potential harm. It forms a protective shield around the body. It protects against psychic attacks, charms, curses, and negative energies.
- It refocuses all deviations and digressions of the mind. It balances the right and left cerebral hemispheres.
- It dispels negative thoughts and encourages a positive attitude in all circumstances. It heals the mind.
- It allows the increase of all our performances and opens the door to luck in everything.
The "Via Dolorosa" or "Way of Sorrows," winding through the winding streets of the Old City of Jerusalem, begins at the Convent of Ecce Homo and ends at the Basilica of the Holy Sepulchre.
But we can perform the "Via Dolorosa" without going to Jerusalem. This ritual allows it. In addition to the beneficial effects of this rite on ourselves and our loved ones, it is also a way to demonstrate our love for Christ our Savior.
Friday is undoubtedly the day when the Old City of Jerusalem is at its most lively. Muslims head to the Al-Aqsa Mosque at the end of the day, while Jews visit the Western Wall at the beginning of Shabbat. And for us Christians, it is the day of the great Stations of the Cross organized by the Franciscans.
This is the traditional route that Jesus followed, carrying his cross. It begins in the Praetorium. (Pontius Pilate's judgment hall) in Antonia, and goes to "Skull Hill" or Golgotha, the site of the Crucifixion. Along this route are the "14 stations" of the Way of the Cross. Each station recalls the memory of an event. Chapels, convents, and monasteries allow pilgrims to meditate.
