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Supernatural Series Spells Supernatural Series Spells Conjuration The act of summoning one or more spirits with a predetermined purpose. The conjurer performs some type of ritual t to call upon the spirit and often times this include using certain magic symbols drawn on the floor and/or altar. T The conjurer will usually perform this at a specific time; Depending on what they are conjuring it could be done at a s specific time during the day/night or according to the alignment of the planets. Incense, candles and potions are commonly used coupled with a specific spell to summon a spirit. – ​Pad of Definitions​ (​2.01 In My Time of Dying​), ​Official Website Contents [​hide​] 1 Summoning Spells 1.1 Demon 1.2 Azazel 1.3 Crowley 1.4 Ruby 1.5 Samhain 1.6 Crossroads Demon 1.7 Exorcised Demon 1.8 Angel 1.9 Death 1.10 Reaper 1.11 Ghosts 1.12 Gods 1.13 Flying Monkeys 2 Weaponized Spells 2.1 Demon Killing Spell 2.2 Demon Bomb 2.3 Witch Killing Spell 2.4 Spontaneous Combustion 2.5 Defigere Et Depurgare 2.6 Impetus Bestiarum 2.7 Gaelic Spell 3 Binding Spells 3.1 Death 3.2 Reapers 3.3 Ghosts 3.4 Fairies 3.5 Dorothy Baum 4 Other Spells 4.1 Terrakinesis Spell 4.2 Tracking Spells 4.3 Body Swapping Spell 4.4 Death Transference Spell 4.5 The 66 Seals 4.6 De­aging Spell 4.7 Reversal Spell 4.8 Alternate Universe Spell 4.9 Opening Purgatory 4.10 Soul Absorption Spell 4.11 Restoration Ritual 4.12 Cloaking Spell 4.13 Angel Expulsion Spell 4.14 Inuit Spell 4.15 Cuthbert Sinclair 4.16 Door to Heaven 4.17 Famulatus 4.18 Wings of Titania 4.19 Rune of Amaranth 4.20 Repelling Spell 4.21 Cabirian Invocation 4.22 Removing the Mark of Cain 5 See also Summoning Spells Demon As seen with ​Trevor​ and ​Nora​ in ​5.12 Swap Meat​, summoning a ​demon requires a bowl of unknown herbs, set ​ a top the ​Sigil of Baphomet​, with candles placed on each point of the ​pentagram​. Once the altar is set­up, an invocation in Latin must be spoken: Attenrobendum eos, ad ligandum eos, potiter eos, coram me. Once completed, any demon who hears the invocation will manifest in the nearest ​vessel​. Trevor​ holding the demon summoning ritual. The demon summoning ritual. Azazel John​ summoning ​Azazel​. John Winchester​ uses a special summoning ritual to make contact with the demon ​Azazel​ in ​2.01 In My Time of Dying​. Some of the required ingredients for the ritual were: blood of the summoner, ​acacia​, ​oil of Abramelin​, six lit candles positioned on the ​Sigil of Azazel​, and an Latin incantation: Attenrobendum eos, ad consiendrum, ad ligandum eos, potiter et solvendum, et ad, congregontum eos, coram me. Crowley Crowley​ is first summoned with this spell by Bobby​ ​ in ​6.04 Weekend at Bobby's​. The ritual required a special sigil with six candles positioned on it, a bowl that contains unknown ingredients and the blood of the summoner. The ingredients must then be set aflame with this Latin incantation being recited: Et ad congregandom,​ ​Eos coram me. Sam​ and ​Dean​ go on to use a slightly different ritual that involves a different circular sigil and only three candles in ​7.22 There Will Be Blood​ and ​7.23 Survival of the Fittest​, with the latter instance involving Crowley being held captive in a ​devil's trap​ by ​Dick Roman​, delaying his arrival until he is set free. Bobby​ summoning ​Crowley​. Sam​ and ​Dean​ summoning Crowley. Dean summoning Crowley in ​the Bunker​. Dean and Sam each summon Crowley in the Season 9 finale ​9.23 Do You Believe in Miracles?​. Crowley actual appears next to Dean's body, ignoring Sam's summons and suggest that the spell is not something that compels Crowley to appear but something he can chose to answer or ignore. Ruby Sam​ summons ​Ruby​. Sam​ uses a summoning ritual to call upon ​Ruby​ in ​3.16 No Rest for the Wicked​. This ritual bears many similarities with the ritual ​John​ used to summon ​Azazel​. However, the Latin incantation Sam uses is slightly different from John's: Ad construgendum, ad ligandum eos, pariter et solvendum. et ad, congregantum eos, coram me. The sigil Sam draws differs greatly from the one John used, depicting a circle within a single closed triangle, with three additional symbols drawn inside each triangle corner. The placement of the bowl of ingredients also changes; it is placed in the center of the circle. Only three lit candles are used and they are positioned on the tip of the triangle corners. Samhain The raising of ​Samhain​ from the confines of Hell​ ​ can only performed every 600 years. The ritual requires two witches​ to perform three blood sacrifices over three days, with the last one happening before midnight on the final day of the final harvest, which on the Celtic calendar is October 31st ­­ Halloween. Blood from the final sacrifice must then be collected in a chalice, where one of the witches will recite a Latin incantation at a black altar. Once done, the earth will crack allowing Samhain to take possession of a ​meatsuit​. Don Harding​ preparing the altar for the raising of​Samhain​. Tracy Davis performing the ritual to raise ​ ​Samhain​. Crossroads Demon The standard method of summoning a crossroads demon is fairly simple. the ritual first requires the summoner to bury a box/container in the middle of a ​crossroads​. The contents of the box must include graveyard dirt, a black cat bone, and a photograph of the person wishing to make a deal. Yarrow flowers being planted at the crossroads helps in the ritual, though appears to not be a necessary component. ​Sam​ recites this Latin incantation at a crossroads in ​9.16 Blade Runners​: Daemon, esto subiecto voluntati meae. Sam​ prepares to summon a ​crossroads demon​. Robert Johnson standing at the ​ ​crossroads​. Exorcised Demon This special ​demon​ summoning spell was found by ​Nora Havelock​ for ​Jeffrey​ after he kidnapped her son. It is very powerful in that it is possible to summon an ​exorcised​ demon, no matter how far in recesses of ​Hell​ it is located/imprisoned. .
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