What means to the Querent the move of a particular piece into a particular square? Furthermore, what means a check or checkmate to an ally or opponent? What means to capture a piece for a player, whether if is prime mover, ally or opponent? Maybe you could explain to me only the how can the set of symbols and colours/elements would give divinatory meanings in each development of the game.

It appears to be so complicated, and I donвЂ™t pretend to someone here would give an entire treatise about it. I donвЂ™t know much about the Enochian System. They can be a Mayor card of the Tarot, a geomantic figure, an astrological sign, a letter (English or Enochian equivalent) and maybe I forgetting some others. ВїWhat is that mean exactly in this kind of reading? Also are four symbols that they alone are more o less clear to my in their meaning.

I see each lone square is divided in four parts and each of these comes in one of the four colours attributed to the elements, namely, red, blue, yellow, and black/green. Although, I have trouble at that part, when the pieces move o ray in each turn and a divinatory meaning is attributed to this. The rules and general usage of the game are also understandable for me (the use of dice, the movements of the pieces, the Ptah piece, the election of the board and sub-quarter and that kind of things). I think I understand what the pieces are and their meaning, so there is a correlation between tarot court cards and these вЂњrayable godforms,вЂќ as they say, is more o less clear to me why they are attributed to a particular Egyptian god according to the elemental board and elemental sub-quarter. Recently I have a chance to see what their boards and their pieces are. I want to know if someone here has some experience with the Enochian Chess. Enochian Chess subsumes other Passive systems of divination such as Tarot and astrology, and has powerful prophetic properties.Hello there.

Originally it was only taught to Golden Dawn initiates who had risen to the rank of Zelator Adeptus Minor, and required a comprehensive knowledge of Tarot, Geomancy, Kabbalah, various magical formulae, the symbolism of the Candidate, the Ceremony of the Neophyte Grade, the art of Invocation and Banishing, Pentagram and Hexagram rituals, formation of Telesmatic Images, Sigils, and the Enochian Tablets. Notes and illustrations by Ithell Colquhoun (some previously unpublished) help explain this advanced system of magick in its own right. This book includes a complete facsimile and commentary of Moina Mathers's Alpha et Omega Enochian Chess papers together with a brief history of the game, notes on play and strategy, and instructions for Active divinatory methods utilised by this system. It was developed into its current form in Victorian times by SL MacGregor Mathers and William Wynn Westcott. Enochian Chess in part comes from the Elizabethan system of Enochian Magic originated by the Court Astrologer, Dr John Dee. His is the first in a trio of books that together form The Complete Enochian Chess.

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