Modern Version of Egyptian God Veus
Veus is a Egyptian god who helps pay debts and collect debts from others; both monetary on nonmonetary. The rite of Usebtis traces its antiquity to the Egyptian Old Kingdom in which priests of the goddess Bast manufactured some figurines and experienced them all their research on the black mirrors and parallel universes. They found that it was possible to transfer conscious energies that flow in the universe and integrate them into a figure translating material in this astral energy of the moon.
It is important to do Saturday night and the moonlight.
In the rite is needed: a black mirror – (may be a glass painted black on one side), three candles, a geometric glass or quartz. The usebti above the mirror should be placed in the middle, and before him a crystal geometry and the three candles by an equilateral triangle, putting two at usebti and the third on back. Finally mentally invoked his name three times and invoked prayer:
On the mirror
Plasma astral force,
On the mirror …
On the mirror …
On the mirror …
The psyche of (Name of Usebti) is built on